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[1] [A Filipino Margi had recently [...] expressed this desire privately to his companions. “I wish Bábá would show me my past life,” he used to say.]

[14] My Vrajagopála is the embodiment [...] thief; He heartlessly deserts His companions and goes away across the river [...] irrevocable.” The Vedas say:

[23] There are two entities in one body. [...] sakháyá means “intimate companions”.

[3] It has already been said that sadvipras [...] forehead of the virtuous. The brave companions of this Mahásambhúti [...] safely and without concern.”

[4] Shiva’s companions were not reputable scholars, but [...] was born. At this time also, his companions, the gopas and gopis of Vraja, [...] in praise of those great people.

[3] When the members of a society come [...] not even care to look after their companions trailing behind them are not worthy [...] whole world as an integral entity.

[7] I did not call Rahman. Perhaps [...] storm kept growing. The lamps, our companions in this unfamiliar place, went [...] with him, or left it elsewhere.

[9] 6. In olden days neglected and [...] ghouls and ghosts were in fact the companions of Shiva. These unbeautiful representatives [...] the yajiṋa of King Daksha.

[65] Similarly, by keeping bad company [...] innocent, joyous way. Childhood companions should be selected with great care, but young children are incapable of doing this.

[40] After arriving at the Jhalda dak-bungalow [...] snack and then told my travelling companions: “So much walking has left [...] I’ll come to the car.”

[25] [Throughout the world there is [...] The sun and the moon are the companions of all.]

[21] [There is only one race in the [...] same sun and moon are our common companions.]

[27] Similarly, dress and customs also [...] burning sands are their constant companions. Naturally, they are compelled [...] living in tropical regions do not.

[35] “If a person is a durjana, [...] good qualities of you and your companions will come to twelve or thirteen [...] dharmacakra [collective meditation].

[47] The method of extracting work by [...] ghosts will become their permanent companions.

[82] “Southern Anga’s chief river is the Chandan which has two companions, the Baruya and the Chiir. In [...] language also belongs to this place.