vayu
IPA: vˈɑju
Root Word: Vayu
noun
- (Hinduism) The god of wind in Hindu and Vedic religion. A primary deity, father of Bhima and the spiritual father of Lord Hanuman.
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Examples of "vayu" in Sentences
- Brahma and Vayu occupy the same next level.
- Vayu was the inside the feathers on rear of the arrow.
- Brama deva advised vayu to resume the state of nature.
- Vayu is like the powerful winds that blow through the airs.
- The rest was collected in a golden vessel and digested by Vayu.
- Guru and Vayu went around the world in search of an ideal place.
- At the end of thousand years, the Egg was divided in two by Vayu.
- Many other Hindu followers consider Hanuman to be an avatar of Vayu.
- Vayu page has no problem that vayu is a god and also an element, air.
- And in this case, I had never heard of Hanuman being an 'avatar' of Vayu.
- This highly effective meditation deals with vayu siddhi, the power of air.
- Dear sir i have night fall problem also vayu dosha, can it be treated and how? en Español
- The five great elements (‘byung-ba chen-po, Skt. mahabhuta) are earth (sa, Skt. prthivi) water (chu, Skt. ap) fire (me, Skt. tejas) wind (rlung, Skt. vayu) space (nam-mkha’, Skt. akasha).
- According to ayurveda, the five fundamental elements that make up the universe--space (akasha), air (vayu), fire (agni), water (apu) and earth (prithvi)--also make up the human physiology.
- This element in Sri Aurobindo is also inflected as "wind" vayu and seen as that stage in the manifestation when polarity emerges, leading to motion through the push and pull of attraction and repulsion.
- According to Hindu philosophy the human body is a combination of five basic natural elements (Sanskrit - tattva), namely agni (fire), jala (water), vayu (air), prithvi (earth) and akasha (space/aether). photo: Creative Commons/Patrick.