- One who is not under the influence of false ego, false strength, false pride, lust, anger and proprietorship.
- Who is ever satisfied in "self"
- Who enjoys within,with no thought of happiness or distress, loss or gain, victory or defeat, honor or dishonor.
- From whom nobody is hurt and to whom nobody can disturb or distract.
- Who sees that there is only one "Super soul" in all beings
- Who performs his actions as a matter of duty.
- Who offers regular prayers and sacrifices to the Supreme.
- Who is free from all kinds of dualities and anxieties.
- Who is in knowledge and meditates regularly.
- Who sees that in all actions, no other performer is at work other than the three modes of material nature and he is able to transcend these three modes.
- Who practices all rituals and sacrifices with the word "Om" and ends them with the word "Tat".
- Who knows that absolute truth is indicated by the word "Sat".
- Who knows what is to be done and what is not to be done.
- Who knows what is to be feared and what is not to be feared.
- Who knows what is binding and what is liberating.
- Who can distinguish between religion and irreligion.
- Who performs actions for the benefit of all.
- Who performs such actions which in the beginning is like poison but the end is like nectar.
- Who is always in a state of happiness and peace.
- Who depends on the Supreme in all his acts and always thinks and worships him.
Such an individual is very dear to the Supreme.
- Agni : The demigod of fire.
- Aryan: A civilized follower of Vedic Culture.
- Asura : A Person opposed to the service of the Lord
- Atma : The 'Self'
- Bhakti: Devotional Service
- Brahma: The first created being
- Bharata: An ancient king of India from whom the Pandavas descended
- Brahmachari: A celibate student
- Brahmaloka: The abode of Lord Brahma, the highest planet in this world
- Brahma-samhita: A very ancient text regarding prayers offered by Lord Brahma to Krishna
- Candala: A dog eater
- Chandra: Presiding demigod of the planet Moon
- Chaturmasya: The four months of the rainy season
- Deva: A demigod
- Gandharvas: Celestial singers and musicians among the demigods
- Garuda: The bird carrier of Lord Vishnu
- Gunas: The three modes of material nature
- Guru: A spiritual master
- Indra: The Chief sovereign of heaven and presiding deity of rain
- Jiva: The soul
- Kala: The eternal time
- Karma: Material activities
- Karmi: One engaged in karma
- Krishnaloka: The supreme abode of Lord Krishna
- Kurus: The descendants of Kuru
- Mahatattva: The total material energy
- Mantra: A transcendental sound or vedic hymn
- Manu: The demigod who is father of mankind
- Maya: Illusion, energy of the supreme
- Mukti: Liberation from material existence
- Muni: A sage
- Nirvana: Freedom from material existence
- Om: The sacred syllable that represents the absolute truth
- Pandavas: The five sons of kind pandu
- Parmatma: The super soul
- Parampara: A disciplic succession
- Prakriti: Energy or nature
- Pranayama: Breath control, a means of advancement in yoga
- Puranas: Eighteen historical supplements to the Vedas
- Purusa: The enjoyer, the individual soul, super soul
- Rakshasas: A race of man eating demons
- Rama: An incarnation of Lord Krishna
- Rupa Gosvami: The leader of the six gosvamis of vrindavan
- Sadhu: A saint or a krishna conscious person
- Samadhi: Trance, complete absorption in God consciousness
- Sanatan Dharma: The eternal religion
- Sastra: Revealed scriptures, vedic literature
