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[6] The entire universe is formed from [...] everything is made of Brahma; It has assumed the shape of everything. Hence [...] the book is Brahma or that It has assumed the shape of a book also. This [...] Every speck of dust is only Brahma.
[31] Jala (liquid) was created after the luminous factor. Citta assumed a cruder form. Water is a liquid [...] thus came into being after fire.
[33] It is due to the psychic survey [...] Puruśa was qualified by Prakrti it assumed the form of citta, and it is [...] formed is a very pertinent question.
[48] It is only in kśititattva [...] just as It has at Its own instance assumed the crudest form as kśititattva [...] the status of mukapuruśa.
[2] In the previous chapter it was [...] Bhagaván. It is a changed or assumed form of Bhagaván. For example, [...] Rama. It will be only a changed or assumed personality, and as long as he [...] “I” will remain only a changed or assumed form of unit consciousness (átman). [...] “I”, the changed or assumed form of unit consciousness ceases [...] nirguńa (non-qualified), as this assumed form comes about only as a result [...] termination of this changed or assumed form of unit consciousness means [...] from attaining the supreme rank.
[3] A human being’s feeling of [...] do not affect Rama. It would be assumed that Shahjahan only will be affected, as the doer of the act is the assumed personality and not Rama in the [...] would only witness all that the assumed form does or experiences. Similarly, [...] actions and also the results thereof.
[3] Let us come first to the context [...] Therefore He gave up that role and assumed the role of a king. And that role [...] 3 )
[13] So Krśńa assumed the role of sárathi. The [...] fight. It is said in the Yajurveda:
[16] [He is the controller of immortality. He has assumed the quinquelemental form for supplying food to the finite beings.]
[16] People explain bodhisattva in various [...] enlightened being who has voluntarily assumed a worldly form just to maintain a relationship with the external world.
[9] “I do not know what You are, [...] be, in whatever form You may have assumed, I offer my salutations to You.”
[23] In this heterogeneous world the [...] Sádhaná is introversive, it has to be assumed that the preponderance of Vidyámáyá [...] the sádhaka to reality.
[4] “Mahámáyá [...] Mahámáyá who had assumed this universal form”.
[1] This is the story of Mahamaya, otherwise known as Parvati, the goddess who assumed the form of an old lady.
[7] “Don’t worry, my Lord,” [...] excellent plan.” Parvati suddenly assumed the form of a frail old lady.
[9] Parvati stood before Vyasa in her new form. Vyasa assumed that this old woman was also eager [...] here?” asked the old lady.
[17] Parvati assumed her original form and said, “So be it, let them become donkeys.”
[27] The second prince proceeded on. [...] thirsty man of a lower caste he assumed him to be a thief and increased [...] is better to shoot them!”
[47] Again the prince galloped forward. [...] someone’s presence by the road. He assumed that the man must be in danger. [...] saluting him and giving him thanks.
[31] You will have to advance with the [...] twentieth century, religions have assumed the form of “isms”.
[9] There is a story in the Rámáyańa [...] disturbance in the minds of those assumed personalities, otherwise, how [...] concentration and thus remove their assumed personalities. Addressing Indrajit, [...] they resumed their original forms.
[33] The creation of the universe has [...] perceptible form that the citta has assumed in the cosmic extroversial flow [...] subtler ethereal body to some extent.
[35] The next stage of crudification [...] converted into solid or liquid, have assumed a particular shape. In the flow [...] counteract its exterial forces.
[139] [My salutations to the Self-Existent [...] universe, the One who has deliberately assumed the form of the universe. My salutations [...] who has no shelter of His own.]
[67] If someone says that God came and [...] again. With the result some people assumed that Buddha wanted to say that [...] “Is” or “Is not.”
[10] It was twenty days later. I was [...] only to work. Hence, naturally I assumed the fellow coming was English. [...] struck me as a little peculiar.
[22] Because of the date of publication of the article quoted above, it can be safely assumed that the “ghost stories” [...] Cayaniká, which the author wrote later.
[92] If a proprietor or an industrialist [...] himself to his fate. Those who have assumed power may derive some sort of [...] demeaning will die a premature death.
[5] If the reactions of a sin can be [...] the core of his heart, then it is assumed that this sin is absolved.
[4] The few foreign words found in [...] sugar, copper, etc. It could be assumed that along with this export trade, [...] Saptagram in the district of Hooghly.
[1] The soil of Ráŕh is approximately thirty crore years old. It can be assumed that the first vibration of life [...] and fauna appeared there. It is assumed that eastern Ráŕh [...] available for that. It is also assumed that if there were lofty mountain [...] of western Ráŕh.
[2] In the past a short-lived ice age engulfed the world. Ráŕh was not excepted. It is assumed that the large animals and other [...] of all these kinds of fossils.
[3] I have said before and will say [...] and less-dense forests. So it is assumed that tigers came via the north-east [...] rhino, monkey and human species.
[14] Though the humanistic approach [...] strong measures. But it cannot be assumed that even these measures will [...] or by arousing fear of the law.
[14] Human civilization has now reached [...] one human being by another has assumed alarming proportions. At critical [...] indispensable necessity of history.
[2] BHÁGAVATA DHARMA. The [...] enlightened being who has voluntarily assumed a worldly form just to maintain [...] SHIVA, and PRAKRTI, or SHAKTI.
[206] Who can be a guru? An enchained [...] doing welfare to humanity, and have assumed a human body – only they [...] Bhagaván (the Supreme Entity).
[67] I assumed that there was singing and dancing [...] your hat Pellád.”
[17] Now let us analyse what shape prapattiváda assumed in the hands of Vraja Krśńa and Párthasárathi Krśńa.
[19] For instance, we can cite the case [...] the problem of marriage of women assumed serious proportions. Immoral conduct [...] faced with a stupendous problem.
[5] In the ancient world, when human [...] women. After marriage the husband assumed the surname of his wife’s [...] qualitative excellence of a person.
[37] [ Kaośikii is the existential form, Kaoverii is the manifest or assumed form, and Mahámáriici is the objectivated form and ideational link.]
[6] It is not easy to liberate mind [...] (Qualified Supreme Entity)? It may be assumed from this that two units of prakrti [...] sádhaná is not an easy task.
[1] This story is about Indrajit, the [...] Rávana’s court had assumed the form of Rávana by using [...] addressed Indrajit provokingly,
[7] For instance, we can cite the case [...] the problem of marriage of women assumed serious proportions. Immoral conduct [...] faced with a stupendous problem.
[7] The Ramayana, the great Indian [...] hallucination, through which they all assumed the form of King Ravana. So, his [...] form”. Angad did just that. He said,
[6] One of the most obvious defects [...] people reach a certain age, it is assumed that they have the requisite capacity [...] the yardstick for voting rights.
[4] According to the ancient Arab theory, it was assumed that the Earth is fixed and the [...] day be as sweet as honey”.
[1] For the last five days, I have [...] since He is the only Guru, He has assumed the responsibility not only of [...] well is beyond its comprehension.
[25] When the goal of one’s ideation [...] one with the Macrocosm. It was assumed that during the period of psychic [...] affected by these expressions.
[7] Intellectual inertia has assumed dangerous proportions. Taking [...] insidious rule of exploitation.
[5] The Rámáyańa, [...] hallucination, through which they all assumed the form of King Ravana. So, his [...] And Angad did just that. He said,
[68] The fellow stood there like a statue [...] deer. One sound in particular, I assumed, was the call of a deer. I could [...] that there are no tigers nearby.