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The word Dakshina begins with the syllable 'Da,' with which Prajapathi prescribed three sets of sons (the devatas, the [[a ...to approach him separately. Into each son's ear, he uttered the syllable 'Da'.

...ful tool as was done by Newton. We note that it was around 1498 that Vasco da Gama arrived in Kerala and the Portuguese occupation began. Judging by evid

# Mandra - It corresponds to the note daivata. It is da. # Atisvāra - It corresponds to the note [[niṣāda]]. It is ni.

...th a mṛdu letter<ref>Mṛdu letter is also called sonant.</ref> like ba, ga, da, and so on. The names may be derived from that of a deity or a sage or an a ...ginning with that letter. For instance, a baby born under [[Aśvinī]] 4th pāda must have a name beginning with ‘la’.<ref>It can be inferred as [[Lak�

Da koopaara neerathuradha pathanthi,

<br>7.Pithara vathi sukha da vithi sisunaa krutha hrudayou,

<tr><td>ga, da, ba, la</td><td><center>3</center></td></tr> <tr><td>ja, da, and ha</td><td><center>8</center></td></tr>

...s elaborate ways, as if each syllable were like the svaras, sa-re-ga-ma-pa-da-ni. For instance, while learning classical [[music]], at an early stage one ga-ga-ma-ma-pa-pa-da-da

...ugh sometimes the number of ṛks is either more or less than ten.</ref> The daśatis are comprised of ṛks. The Uttarārcikā has nine prapāṭhakas. Th ..., there are nine prapāṭhakas. Each prapāṭhaka has several khaṇḍas like the daśatis of the Purvārcikā which contain the ṛks. The chanting or singing

! scope="row" | [[Angkor Borei and Phnom Da]] ...Angkor Borei and Phnom Da.jpg|150x150px|center|alt= Angkor Borei and Phnom Da]]

An emanation of Da-mi-thad-kye<br> |4=The Middle Key of dPon-gsas Da}}

|144||<b>Kamithartha da</b>||She who fulfills all desires

Padambhoje vara-da bhavato [[bhakti]]-navam prayaccha., 13

# Jñānapāda - The Jñānapāda gives the philosophy or the metaphysics upon which the tantras are based. I # Yogapāda - The Yogapāda deals with the sādhanās or the spiritual disciplines that help an individ

;Daēvā does not mean Deva ...t is "''div''", which means ''light''. Zarathustra wrote in his Gāthās, "''daēnāe paouruyae dae ahura!''"<ref> Gāthā 46.6 P. 68 ''The hymns of Zoroas