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▸ noun:  Alternative form of purusha [(Hinduism) In early Vedas, a cosmic man whose sacrifice by the gods created all life.]

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paramatma, purusha, prakrti, jivatma, jiva, saguna, parama, mahat, pradhana, isvara, more...

Opposite:
prakriti, female energy, yin

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Similar:
paramatma, purusha, prakrti, jivatma, jiva, saguna, parama, mahat, pradhana, isvara, more...

Opposite:
prakriti, female energy, yin

Colors:
    indigo,     violet,     lavender,     lilac,     plum, more...



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