Words on the Way - Muz Murray Mantra Yoga Master

attitude in a previous action that has determined a karmic
repercussion.
Daivi Sampat (dai-vih sam-pat)
Var: Daivi Sampad, daiveessampat
Synon: Rådhå
Sense: ‘Leading upwards’— i.e., divine qualities, a godly nature.
Its antonym is ås¨risampad
(hedonistic or materially-minded).
Daivi-v⁄~å ( (dai-vih-veen
veen-narh)
Var: Daivi-veena
Synon:
Sense: ‘Divine ‘ lute (the human voice) a God-made instrument.’
Daksha
dak-shah) (dak
Sense: ‘The Father of Creation.’
Among many other progenitors of the world, the Vedas
name Daksha as such, in combination with Mother Aditya
(‘she who has no second or division’).
Other accounts place Shiva and Sati (or Shakti) in this role,
thus one may assume these are the same creative principles by
other names. In this role, Daksha-Shiva
appears to be a
‘trigger-principle’ which sets the emergence of the universe in
motion, in combination with the Sati-Shakti
Shakti-Aditya
(Aditya
being the personification of akasha or ‘ether,’ in which
creation appears).
What then emerges is called Eswara (Lord of the Universe)
in some texts, being exactly the same principle which is also
called Indra in the Vedas.
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