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[7] What should be done to bring about [...] learn the proper philosophy from a competent person. In order to judge what [...] subjugate innocent humans being.

[14] It is said, Shrutayo vibhinnáh [...] come in contact with a Sadguru, a competent spiritual preceptor; for such [...] realize the Supreme Consciousness.

[7] Though they understand the magnitude of their clients’ crimes, competent lawyers, due solely to financial [...] certainly an antisocial action.

[48] Sociologists will agree that it [...] strictly supervised so that only competent and talented students have the [...] of their losing their character.

[1] Párvatii asked Shiva, “What [...] their actions, then they become competent to do sádhaná.

[5] One of Párvati’s questions [...] So my question is, “Who is competent to follow the spiritual path?” [...] the path of spirituality.”

[32] To practice sádhaná [...] of sádhaná from a competent Guru. Who is the Guru? The one [...] understood by spiritual aspirants.

[35] The process which leads to enlightenment [...] iśta or spiritual goal. A competent spiritual teacher then will impart [...] of sádhaná from a competent master and practice the same regularly [...] domination of Máyá.

[2] There is a shloka in the Vedas [...] is, “Arise, awake. Seek a competent teacher and start moving along [...] Tantra. But the Veda further says,

[1] Once Párvatii posed a question to Shiva: “Who is competent for mokśa [non-qualified liberation]? Who can attain mokśa?” Shiva answered,

[21] So Párvatii’s question was, “Who is competent to attain mokśa?” Shiva replied,

[25] Self-realization is mokśa. [...] Brahma in all objects. And who is competent to get mokśa? Sukrtaermánavo [...] actions, one becomes adhikarii (competent) to attain mokśa.” [...] becomes fit to attain mokśa.

[4] One must possess knowledge regarding [...] scriptures, cannot be a perfectly competent guru in the spiritual sphere; [...] the light of the shástras.

[5] In this metaphor the entire body [...] charioteer to be perfectly efficient and competent, and for the proper control of [...] the judgement-like charioteer.

[3] In later years the school of Shaeva [...] Shaeva Tantra, in the absence of a competent Tantric master and deserving Tantric [...] Guńamaya of Shaeva Tantra.

[9] And it was for this reason that [...] course of time, due to a lack of competent preceptors and disciples, Tantra [...] presently sixty-four Tantric texts.

[16] Kśurasya dhárá [...] in Tantra is the selection of a competent preceptor and a worthy disciple.

[22] In the Vedic system there is no [...] placed not only on the selection of competent masters and worthy disciples, [...] early stages of the Tantric path.

[37] Whenever a worthy disciple is taught by a competent preceptor, spiritual progress is a certainty.

[43] “Under ordinary circumstances [...] ascend on the scale of evolution. A competent preceptor imparts lessons to his [...] spiritual and psychic elevation.

[30] The victorious Aryans, coming from cold countries, were a skilled and competent race. Their competence, their [...] less competence than the Aryans.

[14] Hence it is said that human life [...] of spiritual practice from the competent master even at the early stage [...] be successful in all respects.

[19] The establishment of such an ideal [...] antisocial elements for votes. Able and competent candidates are defeated in elections [...] determining the fate of the candidates.

[17] In order to write anything, paper, pen and ink are essential. Moreover, a competent writer is also needed. These days, [...] never be fully described.”

[61] The Yama said, “It is not [...] there is also a flagrant dearth of competent preceptors as well to teach the esoteric practices of sadhana.” Through the grace of a truly competent Guru, a meditative tendency of [...] It is not only the scarcity of competent teachers that is hindering spiritual [...] spiritual urge among the people.

[11] Ekalavya, another disciple, had [...] unbecoming of an acarya. Not all are competent to become acaryas. Partiality is a serious lapse on the part of any teacher.

[22] Due to ideological extravagance, [...] of principle, we disregard the competent and overlook their claims The [...] society is not so easy or so cheap.

[39] I have already said that there [...] interpreted by qualified scholars, competent philosophers, and penetrating [...] ridiculous and the audience is confused.

[15] SOME [...] recognized way with the sanction of competent authorities is called an inefficient [...] was connected.) –Eds.

[144] Although the system of seat reservation [...] backward communities, the number of competent persons is very few. Hence the [...] will it be adopted, otherwise not.

[11] Viirya : Viirya means “valour”. [...] of his or her enemies, who is a competent administrator, who can successfully [...] countenance at will [has viirya].

[36] The power of self-expression remains [...] increases; and accordingly they become competent to turn the environment to their [...] protection in their own bodies.

[11] Uttiśt́hata jágrata [...] “Arise, awake awake and learn from a competent teacher, and then start to work.” [...] their lethargy and start life anew.

[199] The Tantric scriptures also describe [...] capable of receiving ideas clearly; competent and ever ready to carry out the [...] conduct; and having a balanced mind.

[203] By means of sádhaná, [...] spiritual aspirant must search for a competent teacher to teach the science of [...] this vast prison of the universe.

[204] Besides, it is not possible for [...] oneself. It needs the help of a competent instructor who can teach well, [...] attaining liberation is a guru.

[26] Nowadays many people understand [...] in this discipline, and who is competent to teach the process of this [...] also that Supreme Consciousness.

[17] It is preferable that the final [...] impossible for a country to procure the competent judges that it needs. Local autonomous [...] be eligible to be jury members.

[25] I am not ready to accept that a [...] university will necessarily make a competent judge. While it is undeniable [...] in individual and social life.

[77] Giving experienced and competent directors the opportunity and [...] 5 )

[9] In almost all the countries of [...] society is declining, and honest, competent people are relegated to the background. [...] to immoral and corrupt forces.

[10] The farce of democracy has been [...] there is little scope for honest, competent leaders to emerge in society, [...] economic liberation of the people.

[18] In a democratic society immorality [...] but B, C, and D are capable and competent representatives. In such circumstances, [...] cannot see through these games.

[12] What is the result of learning this intuitional science from a competent preceptor? By dint of this intuitional [...] flouts the mind with the mind.

[60] Sensuous intellect is an inert [...] the Intuitional Science from the competent preceptor and proceed accordingly.

[71] Those versed in the spiritual scriptures and competent in practices and of firm mind are the devotees of the highest degree.

[124] If this mental japa is practised regularly and properly after learning the same from a competent teacher, the mind will progress [...] the path of Pratisaiṋcara.

[52] As long as the vital energy is [...] until they have been examined by a competent physician.

[30] Today many people believe that [...] timely decisions. If managers are competent, then even very large farms can [...] collective farms in the Soviet Union.