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[14] Unit consciousness (átman) [...] body gradually gets created as an assemblage of many particles formed at different [...] human bodies as their shelters.

[8] To a person who visualises that [...] forms. Apparently there is a vast assemblage of numerous multiplicities in [...] world one must not forget this.

[1] You know that Tantra is a spiritual [...] Ácárańát dharmah [“Dharma is the assemblage of all your conduct”] – [...] Shiva and Lord Shiva answered them.

[11] The world is a panorama of endless movement, a vast assemblage of rainbow colours. If upon seeing [...] it is the law of the universe.

[4] Why are civilizations created in, [...] particularly near rivers. Due to the assemblage of humans in the river-valleys, the first stage of civilization started there.

[2] You know that Tantra is a spiritual [...] Ácárańát dharmah [“Dharma is the assemblage of all your conduct”] one [...] Shiva and Lord Shiva answered them.

[6] Svadeham. Sva means “one’s”; [...] many elements. So this body is an assemblage of so many items. Hence it is called káyam. Káyam means “assemblage”. And here in this shloka the [...] not shariiram or káyam.

[17] If, when making an effort to reform [...] one good person but by that of an assemblage of good people. So, Tyaja durjanasaḿsargaḿ bhaja sádhusamágamam.

[29] Niiti has a very close association [...] dharmah, that is, “Dharma is the assemblage of all your conduct” – [...] átman. It will become crudified.

[30] In the first stage of dharma, the [...] Ácárańát dharmah [“Dharma is the assemblage of all your conduct”], and [...] dharmic cannot go against niiti.

[6] The world is a panorama of endless movement, a vast assemblage of rainbow colours. If upon seeing [...] it is the law of the universe.

[17] Now, among these seven types of [...] point. And whenever there is an assemblage of singers or dancers, what happens? [...] become visible. I will explain.