darshana
- noun
- Indian
- Many people seek darshana at holy sites to feel spiritually connected.
Examples
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The guru granted darshana to his followers during the morning ceremony.
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Pilgrims traveled for days to receive darshana of the sacred statue in the temple.
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The temple offers a beautiful darshana of the deity.
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Many devotees seek darshana during festivals.
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Pilgrims traveled for days to receive darshana of the sacred statue in the temple.
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The guru granted darshana to his followers during the morning ceremony.
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Many people seek darshana at holy sites to feel spiritually connected.
Synonyms
An experience of seeing a spiritual being or image
A meeting where people see a holy person or god to receive a blessing
How Sacred
Surface Forms
Etymology
Darshana comes from the Sanskrit root darsh meaning 'to see'. It originally meant a special 'sight' or 'vision' of a god or holy person, so pilgrims travel to receive darshana to feel spiritually close.