arya

The Sanskrit word "arya" is an adjective that means noble or pure.

Rajiv Malhotra: How Europeans Misappropriated Sanskrit To Form The Aryan Race Theory Rajiv Malhotra 2011

The Sanskrit word "arya" is an adjective that means noble or pure.

Rajiv Malhotra: How Europeans Misappropriated Sanskrit To Form The Aryan Race Theory Rajiv Malhotra 2011

We continue to hold the name arya even when we achieve the purified states that have been our goals.

The Five Pathway Minds (Five Paths): Basic Presentation 2006

We continue to hold the name arya even when we have achieved the purified states that have been our goals.

The Five Pathway Minds (Five Paths): Advanced Presentation 2006

"The name 'Intarya' is made up from 'international' and 'arya' - the latter is taken from Sanskrit to denote noble, great, excellent and truthful," the creative director of the firm, Daniel Kostiuc, explained.

The Telegraph - Calcutta (Kolkata) - Frontpage 2010

The sanskirit speakers called themselves the 'arya' or 'aryas', thus in our english language,

totse.com 2009

The sanskirit speakers called themselves the 'arya' or 'aryas', thus in our english language,

totse.com 2008

The sanskirit speakers called themselves the 'arya' or 'aryas', thus in our english language,

totse.com 2008

Once we achieve this pathway mind, we are called an "arya" (‘phags-pa), a highly realized being, a "noble one."

The Twelve Links of Dependent Arising ��� Day Three: The Last Five Links and the Mechanism of Samsara 2000

'arya' decided that all indo-europeans called themselves aryans (example, the greek higher class who called themselves the '- ari-stocracy') and it soon became popular amongst europeans, paritularly romanticists, that an 'Aryan' race existed and that they were a part of it.

totse.com 2009