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• Embodying Lokasangraha: Principles for a Meaningful Life

  

  The word lokasangraha (Sanskrit: लोकसंग्रह) carries profound meaning. Derived from Sanskrit, it combines two roots: Loka (लोक): “Worlds” or “realms,” referring to all dimensions of existence—physical, subtle, and spiritual. In Vedic and spiritual texts, lokas describe the spheres of being, housing diverse forms of life, from humans to celestial beings. Sangraha (संग्रह): “Bringing together,” “upholding,” or “supporting.” This term suggests sustaining…

  Chand Tagdeep Singh

  December 3, 2024

  Aquarian Age Philosophy, Blog

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