Word for Word Index
- bhadra-abhadra-jñāna
- understanding of good and bad — CC Antya 4.176
- jñāna-vayaḥ-adhikaḥ
- who by knowledge and by age was the eldest of all — ŚB 10.11.22
- jñāna-adhikārī
- who are advanced in spiritual knowledge — CC Madhya 20.335
- advaya-jñāna
- knowledge without duality — CC Ādi 2.65
- of nondual knowledge — CC Madhya 22.7
- advaya-jñāna-tattva
- the Absolute Truth without duality — CC Madhya 20.152
- advitīya-jñāna
- the supreme one, without duality — CC Madhya 24.73
- jñāna-agninā
- by the fire of knowledge — ŚB 8.21.2-3
- jñāna-agniḥ
- the fire of knowledge — Bg. 4.37
- aiśvarya-jñāna-miśrā
- knowledge of Kṛṣṇa mixed with a reverential attitude — CC Madhya 19.192
- aiśvarya-jñāna-hīna
- without reverential considerations — CC Madhya 19.193
- devoid of knowledge of opulences — CC Antya 7.41
- aiśvarya-jñāna-prādhānye
- in the predominance of awe and veneration — CC Madhya 19.194
- pūrṇa-aiśvarya-prabhu-jñāna
- knowledge of the full opulences of the Supreme Personality of Godhead — CC Madhya 19.219
- aiśvarya-jñāna-yukta
- with understanding of the opulences — CC Antya 7.26
- aiśvarya-jñāna
- knowledge of opulence — CC Antya 7.35
- aiśvarya-jñāna haite
- than transcendental love in opulence — CC Antya 7.45
- jñāna-andha
- blind to all knowledge. — CC Antya 9.68
- jñāna-asim
- the sword of knowledge — ŚB 5.13.20
- the sword or weapon of knowledge — ŚB 7.15.45
- jñāna-asinā
- by the sword of knowledge — ŚB 5.12.16
- ati tuccha-jñāna
- My knowledge is very meager — CC Madhya 25.91
- jñāna-avasthita
- situated in transcendence — Bg. 4.23
- jñāna-kalā-avatīrṇam
- who has descended as the incarnation of complete knowledge in His plenary portion known as Kapiladeva. — ŚB 5.10.19
- jñāna-virāga-bhakti-sahitam
- together with knowledge, renunciation and devotion — ŚB 12.13.18
- bhakti-rasa-jñāna
- transcendental knowledge of the mellows of devotional service. — CC Madhya 23.3
- jñāna-miśrā bhakti
- devotional service mixed with empiric knowledge — CC Madhya 8.64
- jñāna-śūnyā bhakti
- devotional service independent of logic and empiric philosophy — CC Madhya 8.66
- bhakti-tattva-jñāna
- transcendental knowledge in devotional service. — CC Antya 5.89
- jñāna-bhaktibhyām
- of transcendental knowledge and love of Godhead — ŚB 11.20.12
- jñāna-bhraṁśaḥ
- bereft of real knowledge — ŚB 4.22.31
- kara bhūta-jñāna
- consider a ghost — CC Antya 18.64
- bhṛtya-jñāna
- thinks of me as his servant — CC Madhya 8.32
- brahma-jñāna
- knowledge of Brahman — CC Ādi 4.67
- absolute knowledge — CC Ādi 14.75
- bāhya-jñāna nāhi
- without external consciousness — CC Madhya 11.57
- bāhya-jñāna
- external consciousness — CC Madhya 13.181, CC Antya 16.78, CC Antya 18.78
- bāhya jñāna
- external consciousness. — CC Antya 14.56
- kara bībhatsa-jñāna
- consider horrible — CC Antya 4.172
- jñāna-cakṣuṣaḥ
- those who have the eyes of knowledge. — Bg. 15.10