Bl > References for ‘blossom’

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What Should Human Beings Do? (1)

[20] When a child is born, the members [...] you leave this world, smiles will blossom on your face while the people [...] this world with a smiling face.

Úk/Uk to Úd́ha (Discourse 10) (1)

[82] Then Shiva made his appearance. He helped human beings to flower and blossom and put forth new leaves of welfare, [...] supreme and final achievement.

The Primordial Cause of Creation [in early editions titled Kśiire Sarpirivárpitam] (1)

[47] Do you know how He remains hidden [...] truth and meditation and He will blossom forth within you.

The Practice of Art and Literature (1)

[71] If an idea is likened to iron, [...] people have ideas which do not blossom due to lack of mastery over language. [...] the touchstone is meaningless.

Spring Festival (1)

[11] Jád́yápahá [...] autumn, the kash and shiulii (lower) blossom, the rains are over, and the land [...] interpretation of the spring festival.

Shiva Upholds the Dignity of Women – Excerpt C (1)

[8] And after they were weaned, they [...] those people had no opportunity to blossom, to gladden the heart of the world [...] of His task for human society.

Shiva's Teachings – 1 (Discourse 9) (1)

[25] It was not easy to know the fathers [...] those people had no opportunity to blossom, to gladden the heart of the world [...] of His task for human society.

The Science of Instrumental Music Has Multifarious Expressions (1)

[7] I went ahead, on and on and on. [...] shál flowers were then in blossom, full of intoxicating nectar.

Pramá – 3 (1)

[2] Human existence is trifarious – [...] lovely radiant bud which is about to blossom into a flower. In the process [...] Lokatrikońa of entities.

Kulaka to Kulottha (Discourse 33) (1)

[13] Jhiuṋge buds blossom together towards the afternoon [...] the jhiuṋge flower.

Farsi Words in Bengali (Discourse 10) (3)

[57] The wonderful springtime has arrived; the mango trees are in blossom; the palásh trees are in blossom; the káiṋcan trees are in blossom.

Eka to Ekáuṋga (Discourse 12) (1)

[57] I went ahead, on and on and on. [...] shál flowers were then in blossom, full of intoxicating nectar.

Aekya to Aekśava (Discourse 13) (2)

[53] “The beauty of spring has arrived. The mango trees are in blossom. The palásh trees are in blossom. The káiṋcan trees are filled with buds”.