darshana

[ duhr-shuh-nuh ]

noun

, Hinduism.

1. any of the six principal systems of philosophy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of darshana¹

From the Sanskrit word darśana act of seeing

Example Sentences

“Maritime security has not been a strong pillar of India’s foreign policy engagements in a way we are beginning to see now,” said Darshana M. Baruah, a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

From Seattle Times

Darshana Baruah, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said that Beijing has proved to be more present in the region in the last decades.

From Seattle Times

India’s junior textiles minister, Darshana Jardosh, on Wednesday listed recent announcements to support the industry, such as setting up seven huge all-in-one textile parks for about $600 million to further increase employment and make it easier for foreign buyers to place orders and monitor supply chains.

From Reuters

Most of the treatments suggested by Darshana, their “erotic wholeness coach,” are far from groundbreaking: look at their own private parts, experiment with toys, cover up when uncomfortable exposing skin.

From Washington Post

When flights were canceled and the airports shut down, Darshana Ratnayake came to the rescue.

From Washington Times