maharishi

n. Hindu teacher of mysticism and spiritual knowledge in India

Maharshi (Sanskrit महर्षि maharṣi, from महा mahā "great" + ऋषि ṛṣi "seer"; also anglicized Maharishi, see below; compare महाराज mahārāja vs. राज rāja) is a Sanskrit word meaning one who has great, expanded and refined vision, including subtle forms of vision, such as the third eye and intuition, that encompasses the entire universe and yet can still maintain precise detail in actions and thoughts.
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n. maharishi, Hindu teacher of mysticism and spiritual knowledge in India

Maharshi maharsi (Sanskrit) [from maha great + rishi sage, seer] Also Maharishi. A great sage or seer, especially referring to the ten maharshis who were the mind-born sons of Prajapati or Manu Svayambhuva: Marichi, Atri, Angras, Pulastya, Pulaha, Kratu, Prachetas, Vasishtha, Bhrigu, and Narada. They are also called the ten (or seven) prajapatis. See also MUNI

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