Mahāmanā (महामना, “big-faced”):—One of the nine Dūtī presided over by one of the nine bhaivaravas named Mudreśa (emanation of Ananta, who is the central presiding deity of Dūtīcakra), according to the Kubjikāmata-tantra and the Ṣaṭsāhasrasaṃhitā.

In Vāstu-śāstra
Mahāmāna (महामान):—Additional unit of measurement, on top of the “six iconographic measurements”, according to the Mānasāra (sanskrit literary treatise on vāstu-śāstra, or, ‘architectural science’). The ‘mahā’ in Mahāmāna refers to “great”.

Mahāmana (महामन).—The worthy son of Janamejaya (Mahāwas Purañjaya; his sons were Uśīnara and Titīkṣu: an emperor; lord of seven worlds, and a cakravarti.*

Mahāmāna (महामान).—A Pārāvata god.*

mahāmāna (महामान).Greatness, grandeur.

Maha Manaa
He who performs creation, upkeep and destruction by a thought in his great mind.

mana (मन).
The mind or the intelligent power; the seat of judgment, reflection, reasoning, memory
(antaḥkaraṇacatuṣṭaya & antaḥkaraṇa- pañcaka.)

The heart or the sphere of the sensibility; the seat of the sentiments, passions, and affections.

The conscience or moral sense.

mana answers also to CONSCIOUSNESS although not in distinction from conscience; for of Physiological consciousness or of Mental consciousness as distinct from Moral consciousness.

The numerous applications therefore of mana in this ample sense must be interpreted as the connection or the occasion may demand.

The will or determining faculty; the mind as sovereign.
Note. mana, besides these five definite senses, has, in popular use, all the amplitude and indefiniteness of the English words mind, heart, soul, will;

Liking, choice, propension, inclination of the mind, mind, will.

(Pr. manāsa mānēla tō saudā; manīṃ māṇḍē svapnīṃ pōḷyā or manīṃ asē tēṃ svapnīṃ disē; mana pādaśāhī paṇa kapāḷa gāṇḍū. mana uṭhaṇēṃ g. of s.

To be estranged from; to be disgusted with or tired of.

mana gāḍūna Engagedly, attentively, with or from one's heart and soul.
mana ghālaṇēṃ-dēṇēṃ-lāvaṇēṃ To apply or give the mind (the affection or the attention). manacyā manīṃ In the secret of the mind; in the depths or recesses of the soul.
mana tuṭaṇēṃ g. of s. To have one's mind (affection or attachment) broken off from.

(Pr. tuṭalēṃ mana āṇi phuṭalēṃ mōtīṃ sāndhata nāhīṃ. mana thōḍyā- sāṭhīṃ nisaraḍēṃ karaṇēṃ
(To make the mind slippery for a little.)
To break through a prescribed course or a resolution for only a trifling advantage.
mana pāhaṇēṃ g. of o. To sound the deep or secret mind of; to probe or pump; to feel the pulse of.
mana basaṇēṃ or lāgaṇēṃ
To have the affections set upon; to take delight in.
mana manāviṇēṃ
To gain the good will of; to win over; to propitiate, conciliate, or persuade.
mana mānēla tasēṃ karaṇēṃ
To follow one's own inclination or desire.
mana mōkaḷēṃ karūna
With open and free heart; without disguise or reservation.
mana mōṭhēṃ karaṇēṃ
To act generously or liberally. mana mōḍaṇēṃ
To cross or to refuse to gratify (a fixed desire).
mana rājā mana prajā
The mind is the king, the mind is the subject; the mind is the willer and the mind is the doer; the mind (i. e. the determining soul, the will) is lord paramount and lord absolute.
manasā cintitaṃ kāryaṃ daivamanyattu cintati
Man proposes but God disposes; agreeing with manācā Pertaining or relating to the mind or heart; as manācā kapaṭī
Evil-minded or false-hearted;
manācā kujakā
Hollow-hearted, perfidious, treacherous;
manācā kōvaḷā
Simple-minded or soft-hearted; unsuspecting or undesigning; manācā bhōḷā
Artless, guileless, innocent of soul; manācā mōṭhā
Magnanimous or noble-minded: also large-hearted, liberal, generous;
manācā mōkaḷā
Open-hearted, frank-spirited, ingenuous, candid;
manācā halakā
Weakminded.
manācī āśā-ōḍha-dhāṃva
The bent, bearing, drawing, hope, reach of the mind.
manānta ēka janānta ēka
One in secret, another in public; a double-dealing person.
manānta gāṇṭha ṭhēvaṇēṃ
To continue to bear a grudge or entertain a suspicion.
manānta gāṇṭha bāndhaṇēṃ or ghālaṇēṃ
To infix in one's memory; to commit carefully to mind. manānta caracaraṇēṃ
To be full of anxious apprehensions and trepidations. manānta nava maṇa jaḷaṇēṃ
To be exceedingly malicious, vindictive, or wrathful.
manānta or manīṃ māṇḍē khāṇēṃ
To build castles in the air. manānta māṇḍē padarānta dhōṇḍē
Castle-building or imaginative reveling under poverty or incompetency.
manānta or manīṃ mhaṇaṇēṃ
To say to one's self.
manāntūna utaraṇēṃ
To lose the favor of; to get out of one's good graces.
manāpāsūna
Earnestly, fervidly, cordially, sincerely, from or with the heart. manāvara ghēṇēṃ or dharaṇēṃ To take up into one's mind or heart (in order seriously to consider or heartily to perform). manāvara lihūna ṭhēvaṇēṃ
To commit to the tablets of memory.
manāsa āṇaṇēṃ
To bring before the mind; to look into or think about.
manāsa yēṇēṃ or vāṭaṇēṃ
To meet with the approbation of the mind; to please, suit, be liked. manāsārakhā
According to the mind or liking of, agreeable to.
manīṃ kālaviṇēṃ
To revolve, agitate, or stir mentally. manīṃ jāṇa hōṇēṃ
To be discerning or intelligent regarding.
manīṃ dharaṇēṃ
To bear in mind.

manīṃ mānasīṃ (or manōmānasīṃ or manōmanīṃ) nasaṇēṃ
Not to be at all in the expectation, apprehension, or mind of; " not to be in all one's thoughts."

manōmanasākṣa
corruptly
manōmayasākṣa
Mind witnesseth to mind.
Used of persons who mutually conceive an aversion or a fondness for each other; or who discern instinctively the intention or the sentiment of each towards the other or towards some common object.
Mind is conscious in itself; i. e. the inner aim, purpose, sentiment, or desire of every one is known to himself.

mōkaḷyā manānēṃ
With full disclosure of one's heart or mind,--of one's sentiment or one's opinion or one's intention.

baravyā manānēṃ
With pure, good, or right mind; with honest purpose or intention.

Ex. sītā svayaṃvara asēṃ baravyā manānēṃ avalakṣuni śāstra avalōkilēṃ.
vairī cintata nāhīṃ asēṃ mana cintatēṃ
Apprehension is greater than the evil.

maṇa (मण).—A maund. maṇakā m A maund- measure. A large gem.

Māna (मान). (-naṃ)
Measure in general, whether of weight, length, or capacity.

A measure, the fourth or eighth part of a K'hari.
The computation of the duration of a year, solar, lunar, sydereal, &c.

Proof, demonstration.
Likeness.
Dimension.

(-naḥ) Arrogance, haughtiness, pride.
Female arrogance or indignation. Taking, seizing.
A blockhead.
An agent.
A barbarian.

Māna (मान)
opinion, conception; intention, will; pride, arrogance; respect, honour; anger, caprice, pouting, sulkiness anger

Manā (मना) [feminine] zeal, ardour, jealousy, anger.
Manā (मना)cert. vessel or weight of gold.

Maṇa (मण)
a cert. measure of grain.
Mana (मन)
a cert. ornament.

Mana (मन)
The mind. The heart. The con- science.. The will, liking.

That which causes all the above.

The grand canvas of
Consciousness on which every soul paints his story…

Maha Mana
The great Mind from which all
Creations (the triloka of thoughts,
Words,deeds) Originate;
Sustained; Perished;
to be created again…

Salutations to Maha Mana Swarupa !

Appa Thol...
அப்பா தோள்…

தன்னை விட தொலைப்பார்வை
தன் பிள்ளைக்கு வேண்டுமென
தோளிலேற்றி கொண்டாடும் தந்தை;
கருவறைலிருக்கும் கடவுளை
தோளேற்றி ஊர்வலம் வரும்
துதிக்கய்யனின் துரவரம் போல்...

அரசன் மகனாய் பிறந்து
அப்பா அரவணைப்பை அதிக காலம் பெற அதிர்ஷ்டமில்லாமல்
ஊர் பெயர்ந்து, உழைத்து, உதவி செய்து,
உயர்ந்த மனிதன் நீ…

வரனாய், வரமாய் என் அன்னையை கை பிடித்து
வாழ்க்கை இன்ப துன்பங்கள் ஒன்றாய் பகிர்ந்துண்டு

வித்திட்டு, ஐந்து பிள்ளைகளை அன்னைக்கு வரமளித்து
சொத்து என்பது நல்லெண்ணம், நல்லிணக்கம்,
நன்மை பயிலுதல் என வாழ்க்கை பாடம் சொல்லித்தந்து

அரை ஆயுளாம் அறுபது வந்ததும்
அவசரமாய் ஆகாயம் சென்றாய்…

எப்படியெல்லாம் நீ உடன் பயணிக்கிறாய் …
உன் நடை, உடை, பேச்சு, மொழித்திறன்,
உன் உதவும் ஆற்றல், உலக அறிவுப்பசி…

நாடு வாழியின் மகனாயினும்
உன்னுள் இருந்த நாடோடியின் துணிச்சல், தேடல்…
அனைத்தும், உன் கையெழுத்து போலவே
வரமளித்தாய்…

தோள் வலிக்கும்போது சொல் அப்பா
என் இடை ஒரு பாரமாக தோன்றும் பொழுது…

இறங்க மனமில்லாமல்
அப்பா தோளை இருக்க பற்றிக்க்கொள்ளும்
உன் மகன்….

Happy Fathers Day
Dedicated to my Father
Sri Makairyam Thirunaal Son
Sri. Rajachandran.
Kochukottaram, Changanassery
Kerala.