👉 Ady is a Sanskrit term that refers to a state of pure consciousness or being in meditation, typically experienced during the Chitta Vritti process. It is considered an essential aspect of the practice of Yoga.

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👉 The Adyge people are a Turkic ethnic group from Central Asia, commonly referred to as the Aksu people or Adygeyans. They are known for their distinctive dialects and unique cultural practices.

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👉 The Adygei are a small indigenous group of people that inhabit the Adygea region in the southwest of Russia. Their name is derived from the Russian word "adyg" (meaning "mountain") and "eey", which means "people". They have their own unique cultural, linguistic, and religious practices, and are considered part of the Caucasian peoples.

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👉 'Adyghe' is a Mongolian ethnic group in Central Asia, with a significant presence in Russia and China. They have distinctive features such as hair-coiffure, ear piercing, and facial markings. Their language is also unique to the Adyghe region.

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👉 Adynamy is a scientific term that refers to the adipose tissue, which is considered an essential component of human health and well-being. Adynumy is responsible for storing energy reserves in humans, making it important in maintaining energy balance. <0x0A>The word 'adynamy' is derived from the Sanskrit words adyana and mantra.

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👉 Adynamia is a type of anatomical disorder that refers to any condition that causes tension or pressure in the spinal cord and interferes with its normal functioning. Adynamia may result from structural abnormalities, neurological diseases, or trauma.

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👉 'Adynamias' is a Greek word that describes a quality of being, which can be translated as 'an inner quality or condition', often associated with spiritual and mystical experiences.

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👉 Adynamic is a scientific term for a specific chemical structure that can be found in the body, including muscle tissue and organs. It is responsible for various physiological functions, such as regulating blood pressure and heart rate.

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👉 The word adyta is used to denote a non-physical state of consciousness in Hinduism, characterized by uninterrupted awareness and detachment from all objects or sensory experiences.

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👉 Adyton is a Greek word that refers to an essential, primal quality or attribute of nature.

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