Yama: In hindu mythology, God of the night, judge and arbitrator of the dead.
The correct term is Yama or better still Yamataja. He is the God of death in Hinduism.
Yama is incorrectly written, and should be written as being its meaning: By the animal, the verb or the flame, see: calls.
Mammalian quadruped of the camelid family. A native of the Highlands Northwest of South america. It is characterized by having long hair and thick lower .de size and without humps as relatives camels or dromedaries. Belongs to this family also guanacos and vicuñas
Yama, which literally means " control " consists of five parts relating to the society and the objective world. Yama emphasizes the obligations to others and expresses the idea that every living being is part of the same infinite consciousness; that all entities are part of the same family. Damage to another is damaged if same.