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| Takñaka | the flying snake who killed Parékñit Mahäräja. |
| Tamo-guëa | the mode of ignorance. |
| Tantras | Vedic literatures consisting mostly of dialogues between Lord Çiva and Durgä. They contain instructions on Deity worship and other aspects of spiritual practice. |
| Tapas | [See:] Tapoloka. |
| Tapasvé | one who performs severe penances and austerities. |
| Tapasya | austerity; accepting some voluntary inconvenience for a higher purpose. |
| Tapoloka | a heavenly planet. |
| Tärä | the wife of Båhaspati. She was kidnapped by the moon-god. |
| Taöastha-çakti | the living entities, who are the marginal potency of the Supreme Lord. |
| Tattva-darçé | one who has seen the truth. |
| Tattvas | the Absolute Truth's multifarious categories. |
| Öhäkura Haridäsa | [See:] Haridäsa Öhäkura |
| Tilaka | auspicious clay markings placed by devotees on the forehead and other parts of the body. |
| Tithis | the days of the Vedic calendar, measured according to the phases of the moon. |
| Titikñä | tolerance. |
| Trayé | one who follows the three principal [Vedas] ([Åg, Säma] and [Yajur]), which explain fruitive activities. |
| Tretä-yuga | the second age in the cycle of the four ages of the universe. It lasts 1,296,000 years. |
| Tri-daëòa | a staff, made of three rods, carried by [sannyäsés] who are devotees of Lord Kåñëa, signifying service with mind, body and words. |
| Tridaëòi-sannyäsé | a member of the renounced order of life who accepts the personal nature of the Absolute Truth. |
| Trivikrama | Lord Vämana, the incarnation of the Supreme Lord who encompassed the three worlds in three steps. |
| Tåëävarta | a whirlwind-shaped demon ho was sent by Kaàsa to kill Kåñëa, but whom Kåñëa killed instead. |
| Tulasé | a sacred plant dear to Lord Kåñëa and worshiped by His devotees. |
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