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- noun Hinduism Any of a person's
propensities inherited from a previous life
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Antyeshti, or the funeral rites, is the last sanskara performed for an individual.
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Sanskaras (Sanskrit for impression; under the impulse of previous impressions) are the imprints left on the subconscious mind by experience in this or previous lives, which then color all of life, one's nature, responses, states of mind, etc - from Wikipedia.
October 26, 2009