Mndu, a point, is that of Space.

Kshatfriya 2, 68, 74; kshan,
to hurt, to kill, fra, to protect;

he who protects the weak
from being" hurt by the strong"
wrongfully.

Kumbhanda 69 ; a fiend.

Kushmanda, 69 ; an imp.

Llla 82 f.n.; sport, play.

Loka-pala 45 ; loJca, world,
earth, pal, to cherish, protect;

one of the four (or eight)
guardian gods, Regents, of the
four (or eight) quarters (and
corners) of the Earth.

Logos 50 (Gr. logos, word);

the Primal Word, Manifest
Brahma; Nous, Demiurgos,
making his first manifestation
in the form of the Sound-
Continuum.

Maha-Brahmas,-Vishnus, -Shi-
vas, 84 f.n. ;mahd, great.

Maha-Chit 65, 75 ; Great Con-
sciousness.

Maha-Chit-param-anu 41; para-
mo, ultimate, anu, atom ; the
Ultimate Atom, Point, Centre
(without Circumference) of
Universal Consciousness.

Maha-Chit-Jnana-Samsfchitih,
75 ; sam'sfhitih, from sam,
well, sf.ha, to stand; the steady
Motionless Being of the Idea-
tion of the Universal Con-
sciousness.

Maha-KaIa'10; Jsal, to more;

the Great Mover of all^ in the
aspect of Time.

Maha-niyati 78 ; m, superla-
tively, yam, to rule, regulate,
determine ; the Great Destiny,
the Will of the Absolute.

Maha-Pralaya 40, 42, 46, 78;

pra, complete, U, to hide, to
dissolve, to merge ; the Great
Chaos or Dissolution of worlds.

Maha-Yuga 9 f.n.

Mala 41 ; stain, dirt.

Mah-^sh-vara 84; maha, Ishva-
ra, Lord; the Great God, a
name of Shiva.

Manas 41, 42 ; man, to think;

mind.

Mano-maya-deha 61, 63^; mental
body.

Mantra 86 ; magic chant.

Manvantara 40 ; antaray in,
intervai; the period between
two Manus, or the period in-
cluded in, covered by, the reign
of one Manu ; a vast eon, of
which seven (or by another-
account, fourteen) make up a
Kalpa (q. v.).

Manasic76, 77; mental.

Maya 56, 70 ; Ma, not, Yd,
which : that which does not
exist ; the Great Illusion.

Mayavi-mpa 61, 63, 65; an
illusory form (deliberately made-
by the will of a great yogi).

Moksha 73; same as muJcfi
(q. v.).

Mrtyu 38, 40; m.r, to die; Death.

Muhurta 12; a period equal to
forty-eight minutes, the thir-
tieth part of a day-night, by
which period, the moon ad-
vances or recedes every day.

Mukti 20 ; (see tTlvan-mukta);,
release, freedom, from the
fetters of sense and fears of
mind ; nirvana.

Mumukshu 34 ; one who desires
moksha.