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[4] Karmańyevádhikáraste [...] the form of the type of wave that arises in the imaginative mind, and on [...] experiences the same sort of vibration.
[6] At the sight of red, a vibration arises in your mind, and the name that [...] your eyes is “red”.
[4] The question then arises, why should you continue your [...] continue your spiritual practices.
[15] You know that each and every living [...] longing for freedom from bondages arises dharma. Dharma means expansion. [...] emancipation from crudifying bondages.
[20] “Whenever you want to do something good, whenever the desire to do something good arises in your mind, do it immediately [...] this life to build the staircase.
[6] The aspects of Bhágavata [...] even today and, if the occasion arises, will do so in future, unless we build and ideal human society.
[1] As Brahma is the supreme multiple [...] to be infinite. A question here arises about the manner in which Brahma [...] multiple of unit consciousnesses?
[5] Saguńa Brahma, Qualified [...] universe, a very pertinent question arises about the availability of the [...] all that we find in the universe.
[11] Here again a contradictory situation arises. It was said earlier that the [...] When influenced by Prakrti, a wave arises in the mind of Puruśa and [...] about complete annihilation.
[33] It is due to the psychic survey [...] of manifestation, the question arises if this is the end of creation. Another question also arises about the presence of animate [...] formed is a very pertinent question.
[39] The crude universe is formed as [...] second stage of the thought-wave, arises here. There is only one possibility, [...] day be transformed into humans.
[51] Brahma is without any beginning [...] emancipated. Here, however, a question arises about the agency which brings [...] is called sádhaná.
[4] Now, there is a great deal of difference amongst these religious texts. Naturally the question arises: What will the masses do? Which [...] to accept, and which to reject?
[23] A question arises: “Have all the above – [...] answer is, yes, they certainly have.
[1] Our subject of discussion yesterday [...] context a fundamental question arises – what are the steps Parama [...] to attain that salvation?”
[4] Now, what was the overall outcome [...] go beyond that. So the question arises, where will you escape to? Suppose [...] and miseries also accompany them.
[4] These examples show how the mind [...] context a fundamental question arises: When the mind jumps from one [...] to take it as its mental object.
[4] If after realizing the ingrained [...] Máyá, then the question arises, what is this Máyá? [...] whole thing seems impractical.
[4] All vibrations, all kinds of dance, [...] the colour red, a sound vibration arises in the mind – t́ak, [...] sádá [sparkling white].
[8] [Prasad says that you will be the [...] beginning. Just as a water bubble arises from water and the next moment [...] returns to Parama Puruśa.]
[34] [Consciousness arises from action and interaction among [...] when they are chewed together.]
[37] Buddhism believes in rebirth and transmigration of souls, so the question arises, who is reborn if there is no [...] Maháyánii pandits.
[38] Buddhism believes in karmaphala . If karmaphala is accepted, the question arises, who performs karma [action] [...] átman has got to be accepted.
[60] There are several defects in Shankaracharya’s [...] rope for a snake. Now the question arises, who has the illusion of [i.e., [...] hence it was accepted at the time.
[61] Shankaracharya does not believe [...] jagat . Then the question arises, for what [or whom] does the illusion exist?
[69] Shankaracharya says that where [...] Máyá . Then the question arises, is Máyá [...] anirvacaniiya ). Again the question arises, who created Máyá [...] becomes Saguńa Brahma .
[8] The distinctiveness of vibrations [...] less. Such confusion sometimes arises between honey and molasses, among [...] think that the water is sweet.
[16] Similar is the impact of happiness. [...] strong vibration of the news that arises in his mind, will violently agitate [...] the news slowly and cautiously.
[34] Now the question arises: will human beings give up all [...] the happiness of the Great Ego:
[56] But the question arises: Is Parama Puruśa or Supreme [...] apprehended for He is beyond all colours.
[16] Action is Brahma. Go on doing work, [...] non-attributional? But another question arises also that when karma means change [...] supra-psychic actional faculty.
[24] The dream world is directly concerned [...] The semblance of happiness, that arises out of music or other fine arts, [...] Sádhaná is indispensable.
[193] In their ideological struggles [...] prestige. The psychic clash that arises out of this concern for prestige [...] shúdras, play no role at all in this.
[14] Thus a person moves around the [...] move around? When this question arises in the mind, the radius starts [...] merge in Parama Puruśa.
[10] Later on, after joining the path [...] unthinkable. Now, the question arises, “Who is fit to fight in [...] never commit any crime or sin.
[5] Brahma is beyond the periphery [...] pará and apará which arises in the human mind should not be [...] prashna, the supreme question.
[22] Life is a constant effort to restore [...] disturbed again and again. There arises an irresistible desire in human [...] that moment the supreme question arises. And when the supreme answer is understood their doubts and confusions are allayed.
[43] In the initial stage, one’s [...] When the internal desire of speech arises, paráshakti is awakened and starts its upward journey.
[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] nature. The question of liberation arises only where there is bondage. Where [...] bondages of a spiritual aspirant.
[1] Now the question is: how is mental [...] something an immediate reaction arises in a person’s mind. This [...] instruction to his devoted disciples:
[2] The question arises – is the Supreme Entity, [...] shall remain singular forever.
[11] Earlier I mentioned that just as [...] philosophy, when consciousness arises in individual life then a person [...] given the name sadvipra .
[1] We have been discussing the Giitá. [...] “Krśńa” arises. We have already examined some [...] the term converge at one point.
[1] The essence of the parallel psychic [...] of parallel psychic waves, and arises because of the mental tendency of moving in unison.
[15] Now another question arises: Is this cosmic creation accidental? [...] camouflage one’s ignorance.
[171] In painting and sculpture, as in drama, the question of naturalness or unnaturalness arises, and here, too, the same answer [...] sádhaná .
[6] Now the question arises, what is the origin of our existential [...] desideratum or actional faculty?
[2] In the unit or collective body, [...] Consciousness. Here a question arises: When unit beings reach increasingly [...] mind itself loses its identity.
[10] However, when the question of social responsibility arises, it must be considered with great [...] life divine is the goal.”
[10] “Brahmavid brahmaeva bhavati.” [...] attaining salvation. Now the question arises, who is entitled to salvation?
[7] This Cosmic entity has innumerable [...] secretly. Any secret thought that arises in your mind immediately arises in His mind too, because your [...] hence we say that he is multi-eyed.
[1] Everyone longs for liberation, [...] level. The question of liberation arises due to the tortures brought about by bondage.
[6] Now a question arises: what is the real nature of intellect? [...] termed the citta. And when there arises a subtler “I” feeling [...] the special nature of intellect.
[20] Now the question arises: when human beings are part and [...] necessity for Sádhaná.
[55] In spite of there being countless [...] Puruśa-like objects. Now the question arises: Does the work of Prakrti end [...] that of the crudifying Prakrti.
[74] The individuality also is not asleep or quiescent. Now the question arises, if the individuality is the reflection [...] evident in it in the fullest measure?
[55] Dedicate the three states of your [...] why whenever any crude thought arises in a person’s mind, he or [...] the oṋḿkára.
[15] He who sees his own entity in all [...] cosmic vision. Now the question arises as to how it is possible for a man to see all (elements) in him and him in them.
[34] “Can a dream ever be true?” Such question arises in the minds of many. What the [...] the different parts of the brain.
[10] Generally speaking, the word, “Bharga” [...] Brahmic effulgence. Now the question arises, whether Brahma and His radiance [...] is characteristically radiant.
[1] The sound a is the seed [...] mi, fa, sol, la, si, do – arises out of the same conventions; however, [...] combination of eight forming one.
[19] Now the question arises, how will a microcosm become one [...] The moment such an intense desire arises in the human mind, then Parama [...] of extreme love and sweetness.
[49] In the propagation of dharma the [...] of tasting is devotion. Devotion arises from love of the Lord. Sá kasmae parama premarupá.
[9] Next comes the fourth and final [...] ago. The moment the desire to know arises, his or her mind will return to [...] will become Parama Puruśa.
[20] Now the question arises: how can we know the Supreme Subjectivity? [...] stage of the faculty of knowledge.
[11] Various psychic diseases may arise [...] Mental disease is different. It arises due to a disorder in the objectivated [...] a mental disease called phobia.
[14] It often happens that, not due to fear, but because of weakness, the same image repeatedly arises in the mind. This is called mania. [...] purity. This is a case of mania.
[1] Now a question arises: Is ordinary knowledge confined [...] questions, one after the other.
[13] If materialism is rejected what [...] becomes the object and a new subject arises. In the following stage the new [...] adjustment with this objective world.
[7] If only the movement according [...] towards progress, the question arises how to ascertain the desire of [...] the source of the disease itself.
[20] The question of fasting (upavása) arises in this context. The Saḿskrta [...] “not taking food”.
[25] The reactive seed or saḿskára [...] and then an unnatural agitation arises in the cittabhúmi. The [...] from it and activate the body.
[27] A is not only the acoustic root [...] When the idea to create something arises in the mind of Parama Puruśa, [...] the first letter of the alphabet.
[28] The sound u is the acoustic root [...] to maintain the created entities arises in the mind of Parama Puruśa, [...] root of that sort of desire is u.
[7] Human expressions are trifarious. [...] separate and so the seed of dualism arises. But the attainment of spiritual [...] thereby safeguard human rights.
[1] In both sessions yesterday, [...] any time any undesirable thought arises in the mind, that is certainly [...] but it is not a punishable crime.
[23] Attraction towards material objects [...] urge for self-preservation, too, arises due to the desire for happiness [...] sexual or sensual passion at all.
[20] This third one is the subjective [...] arise. A question of adjustment arises only in the physical and psychic world.
[4] When the centripetal force is greater [...] leads to increasing subtlety. There arises a love and attachment for the [...] are attracted to the Macrocosm.
[17] In this universe there is nothing [...] this realization, this question arises in their minds, then they know [...] into the Supreme Consciousness.
[150] He is with you always. You are never alone. Sometimes there arises in the mind a defeatest complex: [...] luminous, your future is effulgent.
[158] Devotion means longing for the Supreme. Now the question arises, is devotion natural or unnatural [...] is maintained in the firmament.
[23] To materialize the above economic [...] people’s sentimental legacy, which arises out of common socio-cultural ties [...] methods of its implementation.
[21] How does the átman give [...] attraction. The question therefore arises that if the átman is like [...] Puruśa, Caetanya and Shiva.
[58] Vijiṋánamaya Kośa [...] kośa the desire for sadhaná arises. Here sattva is dominant; tamah is less and rajah is least.
[97] Just as the upádána [...] saḿskáras, due to which saḿvedana arises and ultimately brings about the [...] reason and for no fault of its own.
[21] How does the átman give [...] attraction. The question therefore arises that if the átman is like [...] Puruśa, Caetanya and Shiva.
[58] Vijiṋánamaya Kośa [...] kośa the desire for sadhaná arises. Here sattva is dominant; tamah is less and rajah is least.
[97] Just as the upádána [...] saḿskáras, due to which saḿvedana arises and ultimately brings about the [...] reason and for no fault of its own.
[44] However, when the question of social responsibility arises, it must be considered with great [...] life divine is the goal.”
[23] Lack of security in society leads [...] Lack of security in society also arises because of indiscipline. If the [...] there should be strict discipline.
[36] Indiscipline in a society arises when some members think that the [...] alone discipline can be preserved.
[26] The problem is primarily economic, [...] secondary cause of the dowry system arises when there is a disparity between [...] men, the situation is reversed.
[207] It is not nature’s desire [...] sense of revenge or vindictiveness arises in the mind of the dispenser of [...] not harm him or her in any way.
[225] When those at the helm of society despise others, a sizeable catastrophe arises. This outlook of looking down [...] inflicted upon one person by another.
[317] But when the question of delegating social responsibility arises, it will be considered with care [...] way be deprived of human value.
[8] Just as a foul smell is produced [...] and psychic power, a sweet smell arises when, as a result of the combination [...] mental concentration or meditation.
[10] So, pleasant and unpleasant smells [...] control. The pleasant smell that arises through this process of meditation [...] all other smells are bad smells.
[11] Microvitum, whether positive or [...] inference of tactuality (which arises due to the touch of other objects). [...] it to convey negative microvita.
[8] So Tyaja durjanasaḿsargaḿ [...] durjanas.” Then the question arises [...] resultant merit, not resultant demerit.
[18] So what should one do? Haven’t [...] dead persons? When the necessity arises, we should offer shraddhá [...] soon as the cremation is done.
[15] A point has position, but no magnitude. [...] as there is no position, there arises no question of magnitude.
[24] The innumerable structures which [...] many, not one. From this mistake arises all life’s delicious sweetness, [...] indriyopádhiná vae.
[30] People have been feeling this irresistible [...] but naturally now the question arises, what is this tiirtha? The word [...] analogous to this geographical tiira.
[58] I said a little while ago that [...] sleep. Now the first question that arises is this: Why do people not always [...] not always dream during sleep?
[7] Now the question arises, is it possible to take something [...] intricate question of psychology.
[8] The unit mind draws inspiration [...] feeling of ego (asmitá) arises. To overcome ego one must throw [...] wave-length. Action is a must.
[18] The physical body of living beings [...] serious disharmony occurs, there arises a clash between the body and mind. [...] centered on the pituitary plexus.
[28] I don’t stay in Vaekuńt́ha. [...] uneducated person an inferiority complex arises. Similarly, when a pauper meets [...] complex nor superiority complex arises in his mind, because Parama Puruśa [...] Hence Parama Puruśa says:
[7] Epilepsy arises when a person comes in sudden [...] cases we use the word acetana.
[3] Now the question arises, by what inspiration, by what [...] [principle of social equality].
[2] Generally, humans adapt themselves [...] endeavour. Sometimes, if the need arises, they cause minor changes themselves [...] that the past is dead and gone.
[3] The movement of the human mind arises first in the physical sphere and [...] not even in the spiritual sphere.
[12] As I have said, a collection of [...] there is no logic and reason, dogma arises, whatever form it may take. Isms [...] animals and the tiniest insects.
[11] Let us take another example. “Antidisestablishmentascalistically” [...] moment, however, another question arises in the mind: “What is the [...] artha means “meaning.”]
[23] The concept of fragments of time arises in the human brain. Suppose a [...] that the devotees are correct?
[6] Brahma in His flow of Saiṋcara [...] and feelings toward Him, there arises a devotion called rágátmika [...] rágátmiká samádhi.
[16] Ectoplasm is of unit nature and [...] complex nature, and that complexity arises due to the collective “I” feeling.
[7] Answer : Due to the accumulation of dead protoplasmic cells, a bad smell arises in the body. The reason for this [...] the body and eat vegetarian food.
[30] Now, the mental feeling, neither crude nor subtle, which arises in the mind upon seeing some object [...] in this way. First a vibration arises in the nerves when an object is [...] becomes khokan for the same reason.
[4] Later, the human mind realizes [...] supramundane and spiritual hunger arises in human beings, what do they [...] satisfied by mere physical food.
[3] While one is engaged in extroversial [...] – no question of free choice arises here.
[9] When one accepts something as absolute [...] negative thought. Spiritual vigour arises as a result of shraddhá.
[11] How does pseudo-reformist strategy work? What is its nature? It arises within socio-sentiment: “Yes, [...] 1 )
[5] Now, the question arises as to what does the word “attribute” [...] spirit of “guńa”.
[16] Then the question arises whether or not adherents of Máyáváda [...] stop that breathing in and out.
[33] You know what happened at the time [...] mere story. But then the question arises how the sun was in fact covered. [...] the Mahábhárata.
[14] If, moreover, the person whom you [...] discouraged. Whenever any thought arises in the mind, it should be immediately [...] associated with your thought processes.
[1] You all know the meaning of nandana [...] anubhúti [feeling]) that arises in an environment of longer waves [...] of Párthasárathi.
[3] What is degradation? The divine [...] which befools our eyes and which arises as a result of our mind’s [...] towards the world of knowledge.
[8] Now the question arises: whose movement is towards that [...] supervise or look after things.
[1] There exists in this world an endless [...] the names. When real knowledge arises they see the meaningless and unnecessary [...] acquire such authentic knowledge.
[29] 2) Discipline . Throughout [...] essential. Normally, social indiscipline arises when a few people think that the [...] indiscipline can hardly be contemplated.
[9] As the first cause of creation, [...] solid. Thus out of the Cosmic mind arises matter. This aspect of the Cosmic [...] is called pratisaiṋcara.
[8] The first product of Prakrti is [...] product of Prakrti, which directly arises out of the mahat, is the ahaḿtattva, [...] and tamas into their products.
[16] What is the prayer in this? “I [...] initiation then the desire for salvation arises. It is said – Muktyákáuṋkśayá sadguru práptih [“When the desire for liberation arises, one gets the Sadguru”]. [...] person gets Tantric initiation.
[37] But the question arises, what to do. As regards niiti, [...] people’s dos and don’ts?
[12] At that stage all the discriminating [...] naraliilá. The question arises, if Parama Puruśa, or Krśńa, [...] the glories of naraliilá.
[18] There is an observable difference [...] spelled niśáda. This arises due to the addition of the suffix, [...] will keep a person on firm ground.
[14] Now a question arises. How does the theory of microvita affect biochemistry?
[7] Sahasrashiirśá Puruśah [...] innumerable eyes. But now the question arises as to how Macrocosm can have eyes. [...] witnessing counterpart of matter.
[8] Some confusion arises regarding the meaning of the word [...] stance (kaevalya samádhi).
[10] The innumerable structures which [...] many, not one. From this mistake arises all life’s delicious sweetness, [...] indriyas – sense organs.
[2] However, the goal of all sorts [...] from their main goal. Then there arises some slackness in the path of [...] will be accomplished very quickly.
[17] Now the question arises – what is the fundamental [...] acoustic notes, and 8) syntax.
[18] But if the time does come when [...] need for this kind of treatment arises when people collectively are not [...] under their own internal power.
[5] Along with the obstacles, there [...] circumstances; if any mental trouble arises, kiirtana will help you.
[20] Earlier I said that kanda can be [...] dental letters, thus no difficulty arises if we write nda, but according [...] kańd́a has disappeared.
[55] Kalr + ac = kalra. The meaning [...] word kalevara is “that which arises out of semen”; its colloquial [...] is cremated and turned into ash.
[10] While tracing back the cause-effect [...] where the non-existential fallacy arises, that final stage, is called [...] cause” … the causal factor.
[5] I am personally of the opinion [...] somebody, a feeling of vindictiveness arises in the minds of those administering [...] should be corrective, not punitive.
[7] One rotation of the moon around [...] the awareness of the solar month arises due to the movement of the earth [...] cannot be the ultimate factor.
[22] Today He is still creating more [...] belligerent forces is extreme, there arises the expression of life and the [...] to the Cosmic flow of creation.
[35] Whenever unit beings come in contact with physical objects there arises the will to do something. The [...] the unit mind and its objects.
[36] In the process of Saiṋcara [...] awareness of the time factor which arises in the unit mind as the measure of pain and pleasure.
[11] The creation becomes crude due [...] freedom of action, and with that arises the wish to overthrow the yoke [...] of the Qualified Supreme Entity.
[16] “Just as your life is extremely [...] called “dogma”. A dogma arises from either a defective philosophy or a scripture. This sort of dogma should be rejected forthwith.
[73] How much can book knowledge help [...] longing a state of one-pointedness arises in the mind and if, at that time, [...] boundaries of that profound knowledge.
[39] Eko Devah. This Deva, that is Parama [...] Deva, the One Deva. The question arises, when the mind cannot reach Him, [...] person can become one with Him.
[12] Whenever an opportunity arises, the patient should perform vasti [...] should also be followed strictly.
[18] What is Hari’s role? Human [...] 20 generations. Now the question arises, why should Hari exist? Why should [...] yourself of your burden”.
[15] Let me tell you an interesting [...] Barendra. Obviously the question arises, are such caste histories reliable?
[10] When those at the helm of society despise others, a sizable catastrophe arises. This outlook of looking down [...] inflicted upon one man by another.
[21] Under such circumstances the industrially-developed [...] the developed countries, conflict arises between the developed and undeveloped countries, and this poses a great threat to world peace.
[90] With this disease patients should [...] burning; or if the displacement arises from a tumor in the uterus or [...] steps will bring good results.
[20] The very purpose of injecting an [...] prestige and an inferior feeling arises in the minds of the people: “Ah! That is the language of the rulers!”
[1] This morning a boy asked me a question. [...] liberation]. A question naturally arises here - ‘How could a great sinner such as Ravana attain liberation?’”
[23] Shubhasya shiighram. Ravana said: [...] as a desire to do something good arises in your mind, don’t delay [...] good.’ Whenever a desire arises in your mind and you feel like [...] much from the cold; and the desire arises in your mind to give him some [...] there. You can never fail.”
[24] “Ashubhasya kálaharańam. Suppose the desire arises to do something bad. In this case, [...] wants to do that bad action.”
[6] Sádhakas who accept this [...] Such a sádhaka ultimately arises above both vidyá and avidyá Tantra.
[13] A pertinent question arises here – how do the fundamental [...] factors is beyond the scope of space.
[32] Now a question arises whether or not such production [...] tackled by taking three measures.
[1] Of all the defects and internal [...] inferiority complex which generally arises due to a sense of imperfection [...] an inferiority complex?”
[26] The distortion that occurs in this [...] that opportunity. The question arises as to why it does not always have [...] means “vast field”.
[27] Some places have splendid greenery. [...] not the direction from where it arises. However this is not a hard and [...] “north wind”. The wind which arises in the Bay of Bengal and moves [...] turk-háoa-vallarii written on a Turkish plane.
[1] Often a question arises in the minds of human beings as [...] salvation. Such are their ideas.
[11] Now what is this self-knowledge [...] the question of subjectivising it arises? I am not getting it from outside, [...] explain clearly what it actually is.
[41] It is incorrect to say that rationalization [...] philosophy. The question of unemployment arises only in the capitalistic framework [...] and the availability of labour.
[9] Now the question arises why all persons do not attain [...] [devotion] and karma [action].
[23] If ever a person decides that he [...] Entity. So the question naturally arises, who is in fact capable of knowing [...] develop that pointed intellect.
[1] In an ideal society, every soul [...] yet to dawn, a critical situation arises in social life.
[20] Physical attachments are very difficult [...] down when the thought of her child arises in her mind, she runs back again [...] Sádhaná, are bound to be resolved.
[7] Sound arises from nature. Human beings try [...] more peaceful out here.”
[7] Now a question arises: Is what we call a republic really [...] “Look how white my face is!”
[10] Avashyameva bhoktavyaḿ krtaḿ karmashubhá shubham. Now the question arises whether the reactions will be [...] effect than the action performed.
[16] Farmers who own only several square [...] anything in return. This predicament arises because the size of the land is [...] collective benefit to the farmers.
[14] The Cognitive Faculty can in no [...] understood in the ordinary sense. Ego arises in the human mind when buddhitattva [...] (gaońá means secondary).
[57] We have already talked about the word gaiṋja. Now the question arises: What is the original source of [...] Hazratgainj, Rahmatgainj, and so on.
[3] Now the question arises, why does the first case-ending [...] the second case-ending not first?
[12] Now the question arises, how did this vocative case come [...] vocative case as a separate case.
[7] Now the question arises: if the second case-ending is [...] ankle-bells on the ankles of Bengali.
[1] Nirguńa Brahma is eternal [...] indeed finite. This mistaken belief arises because people have no conception [...] infinite Nirguńa Brahma.
[15] thick at the age of six in cold [...] and a tendency to want to play arises. As a result thoughts change.
[77] Preferably, one should start bio-psycho-spiritual [...] responsibility and dutifulness arises in the mind.
[6] Now the question arises as to whether Bhakti is natural [...] limits of time, place and person.
[2] Next come non-inborn instincts. [...] and a tendency to want to play arises. As a result thoughts change.
[33] Now, it is necessary to say something [...] among the Puranas. Now the question arises, “What about Kalábao, [...] wife of Gańesha?”
[65] Now the question arises, how did the worship of Sarasvatii [...] Tárá it is said,
[37] Being able to enter the intra-molecular [...] sádhaná this power arises spontaneously in some practitioners [...] concerned whether or not this siddhi arises in him or her.
[38] Mahimá : The word [...] Vidyá Tantra this siddhi arises naturally in certain persons, [...] shun this many-thorned siddhi.
[4] Now the question arises, what is Prakrti? In “Ánanda [...] sá Shivasya Shaktih.”
[4] The fortune of a person who is [...] of a human being. When a person arises from sleep, his or her fortune also arises. One who has risen up will find [...] your life should be to go ahead.
[18] Epilepsy arises when a person comes in sudden [...] cases we use the word acetana.