darshana
- proper noun
- /ˈdɑːrʃənə/
- The last harbored a cushioned throne reserved for the current guru, who sits on it when granting darshana and receiving puja.
Examples
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Madam Darshana Shailaja, one should never bring weapons to someone else's party.
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Madam Darshana Shailaja, Venkata Gatekeeper.
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Madam Darshana Shailaja.
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89 Darshana refers more directly to the "glance" or "seeing": eye contact that constitutes the ultimate exchange between devotee and god.
Academic text (2008) -
"Buddh darshana karo sweekar."
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"Buddh darshana karo sweekar."
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Similarly, guru-darshana, or "exchanging glances" with the guru, and guru-puja, or "worship" of the guru, are well-established practices in India today.
Academic text (2008) -
Darshana has always loved her name, which means 'Darshana' in Sanskrit.
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When she was born, her parents gave her the name Darshana, hoping she would bring clarity and insight.
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As Darshana practiced her art, she often felt that her creativity was a reflection of her name's meaning.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Darshana is a common South Asian female name from the Sanskrit root darsh meaning 'to see' or 'vision', so the name suggests someone with insight or a clear way of seeing things.