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[[Category:Manifestation]]

# manifestation; development; expansion; growth; maturity.

...''incarnation'' and ''theophany'', while "emanation'', "embodiment" and ''manifestation'' can also be used equivalently. In English, it can be called incarnation/reincarnation, emanation, and manifestation.

# the bliss of existence or manifestation; the bliss that is life/ existence.

# Area - Manifestation through the image during [[worship]] According to this school, the last is only [[a]] partial manifestation.

# effecting wish to bring forth existence; effecting or wishing manifestation or realization; effecting/ wishing forth to becoming

The literal meaning of murti is manifestation, something that has taken [[a]] concrete form. Murti without any prefix ref

...undefiled by the human voice and tongue, or any mechanical means, as [[a]] manifestation of the Absolute Truth.

Purṇāvatāra literally means ‘complete manifestation of the Divine’.

# existence; the state of existence; manifestation

...andapurāṇa wherein the stories of [[Hariścandra]], Viśvā-[[mitra]] and the manifestation of [[Śivaliṅga]] are described.

Paśyantī is the second stage of manifestation of [[sound]] or speech from the first unmanifest state which is called ‘p

...hich is perceived through the senses. This is the grossest level of human manifestation. The level of awareness is of the physical plane.

...-Nārāyaṇa. It explains that the Supreme Lord [[Viṣṇu]] has four aspects of manifestation: The Pāñcarātra [[theology]] often adds another aspect of the manifestation which is the [[Antaryāmin]] (the indweller). This aspect cannot be represe

...so signifying that every female is nature’s primal expression and complete manifestation while every male is an evolute of the female and half-female.

...ial phenomena of creation, or the first throb, which leads to the manifold manifestation of the universe (T. [[Śāstra]]).

...t and unchanging, but which transforms itself into all forms of energy and manifestation, action and reaction, who becomes the evolutionary drive, the life-force an

...f>Pre-existed means ‘[[sat]]’.</ref> in the cause, in a subtle form before manifestation. This is satkāryavāda. This theory is also called ārambhavāda and [[par

...he rays emerging from the supreme light in the course of various stages of manifestation array themselves in a form pattern which is now well-known as Śrī[[cakra]

...ds for matter in general. In the long process of creation it is the lowest manifestation of the [[Ātman]].