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[7] Occult power (called vibhúti [...] vashitva, prákámya, and antaryámitva. This stage marks a great step [...] strength to control the power.

[24] The first one is aeshvarya. This [...] prákámya, iishitva, vashitva and antaryámitva. Thus aeshvarya is an occult power [...] sádhaná-acquired powers.

[3] This power by which he is seeing now is ordinary subjective sense – antaryámitva – the ability to enter into [...] they are in proper order or not.

[10] Aeshvarya : While discussing [...] iishitva, vashitva, prakámya and antaryámitva. One possessing all eight occult [...] comes as a result of cult”.

[10] Now, who is Iishvara? One in whom [...] iishitva, vashitva, prakámya and antaryámitva. The eight aeshvaryas are clearly [...] He commands universal reverence.

[29] Antaryámitva : We can ask the question, are ańimá and antaryámitva one and the same? The entity which [...] psychic phenomena may also be called antaryámitva. On the practical side, however, there is some difference. Antaryámitva means to enter into one’s [...] to do the maximum good for them.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] desired outcome of events; and antaryámitva, to know the inner thought-wave [...] The Vedic system of medicine.

[10] [Then Bábá demonstrated [...] vision (antardrśt́i, or antaryámitva). At last he concluded:] Be one [...] won’t be able to know anything.

[80] Aeshvarya: ańimá, [...] prápti, prakámya, and antaryámitva (in some people’s opinion [...] another’s mind or of the Cosmic Mind (antaryámitva), nor can it maintain control [...] called occult powers or aeshvarya.

[8] Then Iishvara – do you use [...] outcome of events], vyapti [or antaryámitva, to know the inner thought-wave [...] word Iishvara is also meaningful.

[15] [Here Bábá was giving that avadhúta the yogic power antaryámitva, which means the capacity to enter [...] Him can also know the secret.]

[23] Yes, now [Bábá said [...] entering inside objects is known as antaryámitva. There are no secrets before the [...] every object, inside every mind.

[8] “‘Bhaga’ means [...] laghimá, garimá, antaryámitva and so on (becoming the smallest, [...] He is all-knowing, omniscient:

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] desired outcome of events; and antaryámitva, to know the inner thought-wave [...] VIDYÁMÁYÁ.

[6] “Aeshvarya” means “occult [...] prakámya, vashistva, iishvaratva and antaryámitva.

[11] This spiritual cult is the only [...] prakámya, prápti and antaryámitva. The entity who is endowed with all of them is known as “Iishvara”.

[20] And the eighth one is antaryámitva – to be able to enter within [...] grace of Parama Puruśa.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] desired outcome of events; and antaryámitva, to know the inner thought-wave [...] VIDYÁMÁYÁ.

[32] The etymological meaning of the [...] prápti, prakámya, and antaryámitva. Some people do not accept occult [...] the accepted eight occult powers.

[43] Antaryámitva : Filling another’s mind-stuff [...] person’s mind or thought is called antaryámitva. The ability to enter another’s [...] of prápti-siddhi as well.

[44] The collective name of these eight [...] prápti, prakámya and antaryámitva, is vibhúti or aeshvarya. [...] is another name for stupidity.