maharishi
- noun
- /ˌmɑːhəˈriːʃi/
- The maharishi taught his followers about the importance of mindfulness and compassion.
Examples
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I'm fixing to do me some meditating with the maharishi.
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I haven't climbed this many steps since I went to see the maharishi.
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Uh, I think that the pretty boy maharishi over here has been mixing a little bit of drano with his fruit punch.
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Many people turn to a maharishi for guidance on their spiritual journey.
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She learned meditation techniques from a well-known maharishi in her town.
Synonyms
A respected Hindu teacher and monk used as a title for spiritual leaders
A person who teaches yoga and meditation and gives spiritual guidance
A wise Hindu teacher from ancient India who teaches about spiritual life
A very respected wise and holy person, often a Hindu spiritual leader
A respected Zen teacher who guides students in meditation
How Respected
Surface Forms
Etymology
Maharishi comes from the Sanskrit parts maha 'great' and rishi 'sage' or 'seer'. So a maharishi is a 'great' spiritual teacher, a very respected wise person.