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[7] There is yet another speciality [...] unmixed Gangetic culture, but a blended culture of Gangetic, Ráŕhii [...] inculcated in the social system.

[30] Now the question may arise whether [...] sounds of the market place have been blended and united into one roaring soundwave, [...] Shabda-Brahma or Sonic Consciousness.

[14] You should have a blended knowledge of the soil condition, [...] planning is done in a proper way.

[31] As a result of this, in the Post-Buddhist [...] the Sanatana social system, which blended the two previous systems together. [...] perfect system could not be made.

[8] However, there are certain phenomena which occur on a blended plane, for instance on a blending of the psychic and spiritual planes. On such a blended plane we come across a subtler form of telepathy. On a blended plane of subtler psychic stratum [...] which are of contemporary nature.

[4] You might have already heard from [...] river valleys, we find a certain blended civilization in Bengal.

[8] However, let us come to the original [...] Mayurákśii, Ajaya and Damodara, later blended with the civilization which developed [...] the especial characteristics of a blended civilization.

[12] Later on, the Bengali intonation [...] from that of other areas. It was a blended civilization, a blending of Ráŕhii [...] non-Brahmans using Brahman surnames.

[13] The Mongolian civilization that flourished in the Brahmaputra Valley blended with the Ráŕhii [...] civilization, resulting in a new blended civilization, the Gaoŕiiya or Bengal civilization. Tantra had its origin in such a blended civilization. The Ganges and the [...] Jambudviipa and Suvarńadviipa.

[14] In the Bengalee race the blood [...] is one and the same – the blended culture of the Ráŕh, [...] influence of the river valleys.

[19] There is yet another speciality [...] unmixed Gangetic culture, but a blended culture of Gangetic, Ráŕhii [...] inculcated in the social system.

[19] When one comes near the Supreme [...] the Father. This implicit faith blended with spiritual zeal is called [...] develop devotion, implicit devotion blended with spiritual zeal. And that [...] establish you in the supreme beatitude.

[7] Dogma-centred philosophies are [...] matter-centred philosophies. A blended theory is not a cult. A cult has [...] practical reflection there is no cult.

[14] But educated persons did not use [...] talking with Kuntii they used a blended language of Paeshacii and Shaorasenii [...] the Kaoravas in Saḿskrta.

[43] So on the path of spiritual progress, [...] knowledge, action and devotion. This blended devotion enables spiritual aspirants [...] lifetime and even after your death.

[27] Wheat, poppy (ordinary poppy or opium poppy) and mustard can be grown as blended crops. Peas, lentils, khesári, [...] after the land has been tilled.

[40] After áus, áman variety [...] Kárttika. There cannot be any blended crop with áman, but instead [...] otherwise it will kill the fish.

[42] After áman we have to cultivate [...] onion and garlic can be grown as blended crops between the seedlings. Around [...] produced from the seeds of onion.

[43] After early boro, late boro paddy should be cultivated following the same system. As a blended crop in between the seedings, [...] night, so householders can eat them.

[48] Another example is wheat. 20% mustard [...] Other crops also can be grown as blended crops.

[1] Bengal is situated on the boundary [...] Mayurákśii, Ajaya and Damodara, later blended with the civilization which developed [...] the especial characteristics of a blended civilization.

[5] The Mongolian civilization that flourished in the Brahmaputra Valley blended with the Ráŕhii [...] civilization, resulting in a new blended civilization, the Gaoŕiiya or Bengal civilization. Tantra had its origin in such a blended civilization. The Ganges and the [...] Jambudviipa and Suvarńadviipa.

[6] In the Bengalee race the blood [...] is one and the same – the blended culture of the Ráŕh, [...] influence of the river valleys.

[53] For farming, pulses are important [...] reason why they make excellent blended crops with plants like cereals, which do not fix nitrogen in the soil.

[65] The best seasons to grow black [...] branches. It may also be grown as a blended crop. Associated crops that may [...] chilli (green chilli) and radish.

[72] The small variety is called “t́hikre [...] growing it as a winter crop, or as a blended crop along with wheat in a ratio of 9:1 wheat to peas.

[421] The Saḿskrta word for onion [...] onion oil. Onion is also a good blended crop with rice in certain seasons. [...] Bangladesh and Arab countries.

[429] Chilli is very common in India. [...] Dhani lanka is not suitable as a blended crop because it grows very large [...] also be made into a spicy sauce.

[436] Radish can be grown as a blended crop with potato and other crops. [...] as potato without disturbing it.

[444] Cumin is a common savoury spice [...] Cumin can be grown with potato as a blended crop in the irrigation furrow of a field.

[2] These macrocosmic rays are blended with the microcosmic glamour. [...] year as well as the solar year).

[34] Not only Shaevácára but other cults also blended with the declining Buddhism or [...] Gáńapatyácára, the Gańapati Cult.

[54] As I mentioned previously, Ananda Marga has harmoniously blended the Shákta, Vaeśńava [...] difficult to perform properly.

[16] “Although Trihotriiya Bhúmi [...] Mágadhii cultural characteristics have blended into one. These characteristics came in contact with the Gaod́iiya civilization.

[41] Arúp blushed and smiled [...] their local civilizations become blended. Melanpur really joins the two [...] also came into being there.”

[8] Simple civilizations (maolik sabhyatá) and blended civilizations (vimishra sabhyátá) [...] giving rise to sub-civilizations.

[9] The Mandakinii and Alakánanda [...] respectively, combine to produce a blended Gangá civilization, which comes up to Prayága.

[10] Now, another river valley civilization, [...] comes up to Prayága. The blended Gangá civilization and the blended Yamuna civilization merge at Prayága and a blended Gangá-Yamuna civilization [...] Gangá and Yamuna civilizations.

[11] After Prayága we find another [...] further blending occurs in the blended civilizations of the Gangá [...] with other river-civilizations.

[14] After Madrah in West Bengal, the [...] branches have the dominant role. The blended civilization of the Gangá [...] the Ganga turns to the right. The blended Gangá civilization is in its highest form in the deltaic stage in Bengal.

[17] In Bengal there is another civilization [...] civilizations. This is the highest blended civilization of the world. Nature [...] together anywhere else in the world.

[18] In original civilizations (maolik sabhytá), people are physically strong. In blended civilizations, people are strong [...] strong and strong psychically.

[10] While drafting the constitution [...] country. The population of India is a blended population of the Austric, Mongolian, [...] have developed in the country.

[4] Still later, people started worshipping [...] worship, Jainism and Buddhism were blended together. Subsequently, a priesthood [...] to fiercely exploit each other.

[86] “Although Trihotriiya Bhúmi [...] Mágadhii cultural characteristics have blended into one. These characteristics came in contact with the Gaod́iiya civilization.

[111] Arúp blushed and smiled [...] their local civilizations become blended. Melanpur really joins the two [...] also came into being there.”

[7] Every cell has a controlling point. [...] cells. The lower functions of the blended mind and spirit can be controlled [...] power. In the upper portion of the blended mind, higher intellectuality merges with spirituality.

[34] Not only different races; different languages also blended together on the soil of India. [...] Khaśiya, Mizo and Newari.

[25] Blended Races

[26] There has been much blending and [...] and sub-races. Some examples of blended races in India include the Bengalees, [...] but shorter than western cows.

[27] Another blended race is located in South India. [...] Ayangars are Vaeśńavas.

[32] The Semitic race is an important blended race. The Semitic race is a blending [...] Middle East), excluding Persia.

[61] Nitrogen, which increases the fertility [...] relevant pulse should be planted as a blended crop. That is, early wheat should [...] provide extra profit for the farmers.

[23] As I have said, it is better not [...] “road”, is Farsi. The two have been blended to make one.

[9] In the ancient past, in the hoary [...] distorted Vedic language which was blended with the Austrico-Negroid-Mongoloid [...] Austrico-Negroid-Mongoloid languages were also blended with the Vedic language, so they [...] place in the linguistic structure.

[42] English vocabulary abounds in Nordic, Alpine and original Normandic words. English is a blended language and it has two sets of [...] “guardian” is pronounced differently.

[37] For a time there was complete silence. [...] existing. The sound of the crickets blended with the sound of the train to [...] from? Where do you stay?”