Snigdha—very peaceful.Prabhupada ›Glossary›-S-›Snigdha-very peaceful. Snigdha-very peaceful. Link to this page: https://prabhupadabooks.com/glossary/s/snigdha-very-peaceful Previous: Sneha-affection for Krsna, at which stage the lover cannot be without the beloved. Next: Socrates-Socrates (470-399 BC) is the most influential philosopher in the recorded history of the Western world. Plato was his disciple and Aristotle his grand-disciple. Socrates lived in Athens and taught a doctrine of the soul that is similar in many ways to the Vedic conception. In a 1966 Bhagavad-gita lecture, Srila Prabhupada said Socrates was a mukta-purusa (a liberated soul). According to his biographer Plato, Socrates was unjustly convicted for anti-state activities by the Athenean authorities, who ordered him drink poison. He did so cheerfully, and died preaching we are not these bodies to his followers.