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• 04:36, 13 August 2022 Navakishora Mukunda talk contribs created page Divya-jnana means transcendental knowledge. So divya is di, and jnanam, ksapayati, explaining, that is ksa, di-ksa. This is called diksa, diksa, the combination. So diksa means the initiation to begin transcendental activities. That is called initiation (Created page with "<div id="compilation"> <div id="facts"> {{terms|"Divya-jñāna means transcendental, spiritual knowledge. So divya is dī, and jñānam, kṣapayati, explaining, that is kṣa...")