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Bibliographic details for Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19)

  • Page name: Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19)
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  • Publisher: Scientolipedia, .
  • Date of last revision: 12 February 2012 22:00 UTC
  • Date retrieved: 30 October 2025 03:37 UTC
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Citation styles for Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19)

APA style

Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19). (2012, February 12). Scientolipedia, . Retrieved 03:37, October 30, 2025 from https://upgrade.scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Dhyana&oldid=1482.

MLA style

"Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19)." Scientolipedia, . 12 Feb 2012, 22:00 UTC. 30 Oct 2025, 03:37 <https://upgrade.scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Dhyana&oldid=1482>.

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Scientolipedia contributors, 'Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19)', Scientolipedia, , 12 February 2012, 22:00 UTC, <https://upgrade.scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Dhyana&oldid=1482> [accessed 30 October 2025]

Chicago style

Scientolipedia contributors, "Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19)," Scientolipedia, , https://upgrade.scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Dhyana&oldid=1482 (accessed October 30, 2025).

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Scientolipedia contributors. Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) [Internet]. Scientolipedia, ; 2012 Feb 12, 22:00 UTC [cited 2025 Oct 30]. Available from: https://upgrade.scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Dhyana&oldid=1482.

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Dhyana1. the word Dhyana is almost interchangeable with the word Dharma. But whatever you use, you are using a word which means knowingness. Dhyana-that’s knowingness. It means knowingness. It means lookingness. (7ACC-25, 5407C19) 2. Dhyana could be literally translated as Indian for Scn, if you want to say it backwards. (7ACC-25, 5407C19), https://upgrade.scientolipedia.org/index.php?title=Dhyana&oldid=1482 (last visited October 30, 2025).

BibTeX entry

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