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• Shaktipat — or Śaktipāta is a Sanskrit word in the Hindu spiritual tradition that refers to the act of a guru or spiritual teacher conferring a form of spiritual power or awakening on a disciple/student. Śakti translates as spiritual energy and pāta as… …   Wikipedia