Kathamrita Volume II - Swami Vivekananda

poison. To save mankind from the poison, Lord Shiva drank itall.[9] Kala[10] Jai Kali[11] Pravritti[12] Jnana[13] The four fruits: Dharma, artha, kama and moksha[14] Lust, anger, avarice, delusion, pride and envy[15] Bhava[16] Kalpataru[17] King of Death[18] Six passions, namely lust, anger, avarice, delusion, prideand envy[19] One of the gopis at Vrindavan[20] A kind of sweetmeat in Bengal made of cheese and sugar[21] Dhoti[22] Thakur means that the drunkard can hardly say anythingother than ‘Victory to Kali,’ on account of his drunkenness.[23] Hatred, shame, fear, lineage, pride of good conduct,secretiveness, caste and grief[24] After God-realization[25] Tendencies inherited from one’s past births[26] Nitya[27] Lila[28] Neti, neti[29] They are the following, viz. – the five gross elements(earth, water, fire, air, space); the five pranas (vital airs) (prana,udana, samana, vyana, apana); the five organs of sense; the fiveorgans of work; the mind; the determinative faculty (buddhi);the ego; chitta (mind-stuff)