Ag > References for ‘ágacchati, agacchati’

See also: aga, ága, ágá · ágacchatu · ágacchatyasmád · Agachha · agádha · agádhiráj

[1] There is very little difference, [...] of evolution, goes – Yah agacchati sah gacchati.

[20] He has created jiivas, created [...] Beatitude.” That is, gacchati yasmin ágacchati yasmát [“to whom [...] bliss. This has already been proven.

[3] Now, the second portion, the second [...] plant. Whoever comes goes. “Ya ágacchati sah gacchati”. Who has come [...] the very order of this universe.

[7] The falsehood which may exist today will not exist tomorrow. “Yah ágacchati sah gacchati” (whatever [...] relative, it is ever-changing.

[12] And ga means Gacchati yasmin, ágacchati yasmát [“One who [...] the world ultimately dissolves.

[4] What is the source of permanent [...] tomorrow it disappears. “Yah ágacchati sah gacchati” – Whatever [...] to attain permanent happiness.

[52] Now when the Puranic Age arrived, [...] Shúnya: Shúnyát agacchati, Shúnye tiśt́hati, [...] different name, in the name of dharma).

[6] Next is ga. Ityágacchatyajasraḿ gacchati yasmin imá prajá ágacchati yasmát – “the [...] means “to whom” and ágacchati yasmát means “from [...] ga together make the word bhaga.

[12] What is the next letter? It is ga , for Gacchati yasmin ágacchati yasmádimá prajáh [...] parágati ). And ágacchati yasmát , that is, “that [...] the sentence Gacchati yasmin ágacchati yasmát ? It is ga [...] letters, bha, ra and ga .

[12] The name of one particular [...] nothing. Shúnyát ágacchati, shúnye tiśt́hati, [...] Sankaracharya himself also said:

[23] And the last one is Gacchati yasmin ágacchati yasmád. [...] “goeth back to whom”. Ágacchati yasmád – “cometh [...] back to Him. So Gacchati yasmin ágacchati yasmád. What’s the [...] – the first letter is ga.

[9] All crude objects on which people [...] this relative world is “Yah ágacchati sah gacchati” – “Whatever [...] disappointment, and die a miserable death.

[2] What is prapattiváda? Human [...] die some day.’ ‘Yah ágacchati sah gacchati’ – ‘Whoever comes, goes.’”

[3] All creatures are born on this earth, live and then go away. “Yah ágacchati sah gacchati” – “one [...] beings are known as human beings.

[9] If people are to know anything [...] drift away and be lost? “Yah ágacchati sah gacchati”. That which [...] nature of the world. “Yah ágacchati sah gacchati.” What has [...] pleasures that come will not remain.