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[17] Waging war against the forces of [...] black – which surrounds [is conducive to] the static propensities ( [...] fiercely against such staticity.

[19] What is kiirtana ? There [...] Because the very environment is conducive to it. That is why Mahaprabhu [...] ákhare kiirtana karive) .

[5] In the ancient social system of [...] long since, because it was not conducive to the growth of the Bengalees. [...] societies, according to necessity.

[14] Although instrumentality and cognition [...] kárańa. If this combination were conducive to the establishment of cognition, [...] kárańa to be everything.

[25] The fifth attribute is jiṋána. [...] called science, because that also is conducive to human well-being. That is why our scriptures have this to say about real knowledge:

[75] Throughout their whole existence [...] They cordially welcome whatever is conducive to that development and strive [...] created through natural expression.

[136] Among those who are a little older, [...] children can find ideals that are conducive to the formation of their characters. [...] children’s literature into trash.

[7] The fact is that where there is [...] social life turbid and is not at all conducive to lofty thinking. This divisive [...] are poles apart in their views.

[1] Everyone longs for liberation, because bondage is not conducive to happiness. But not all persons [...] tortures brought about by bondage.

[17] In the ancient social system of [...] long since, because it was not conducive to the growth of the Bengalees. [...] societies, according to necessity.

[12] Due to exploitation, the kśattriyas [...] realizing what form of society is most conducive to real human welfare.

[6] Shásanát. What is [...] rectificatory punishment which will be conducive to one’s well-being.”

[3] The practice of táńd́ava that is prescribed for you [men] is conducive for physical and spiritual progress. [...] healthy competitions for them.

[2] Though the human society is one [...] one of these approaches is not conducive to the all-round growth of the [...] greatness of Ananda Marga ideology.

[2] All human sadhana is merely the [...] established a great and rational ideology conducive to the highest fulfilment in life.

[6] In every action there lies the [...] expression. Every environment is conducive to experiencing the reaction of [...] fact that not every environment is conducive to experiencing every reaction. [...] and cause the mind to explode.

[76] Even a gold vessel needs polishing [...] bondage of the soul, good company is conducive to liberation and salvation.

[2] Ans. Citta or mind is governed [...] in such circumstances which are conducive to its collection of Saḿskáras. [...] to preserve its very existence.

[2] Ans. Citta or mind is governed [...] in such circumstances which are conducive to its collection of Saḿskáras. [...] to preserve its very existence.

[16] There are several reasons why industries [...] Different areas will naturally be conducive to producing different kinds of [...] dependence on outside raw materials.

[15] Human beings are predominantly [...] disunity, so those sentiments which are conducive to human unity should be encouraged, [...] PROUT’s socio-economic units.

[5] By nature human beings are not [...] lure of heavenly prospects may be conducive to making women inert and servile [...] either of the two sexes exists.

[1] Different groups of people contribute [...] ideas, forms and colours which are conducive to fostering personal growth and [...] should ever condone injustice.

[28] Yá sháshvatii kśemauṋkarii [...] Quintessential Entity”. That which is conducive to welfare, but a welfare which [...] recognition as quintessential entities.

[1] Human society is one and indivisible. [...] the path of analysis cannot be conducive to human welfare on a permanent [...] collective welfare of human society.

[1] Even a golden vessel needs polishing [...] bondage of the soul, good company is conducive to liberation and salvation. The keeping of good company is conducive to liberation and is known as [...] greater bondage. It has been said:

[18] SOME [...] স্বচ্ছ ) [conducive to] one reappearing as it was [...] স্বচ্ছ ) [conducive to] one reappearing a bit different [...] অস্বচ্ছ ) [conducive to] one not appearing as it is [...] people directly or indirectly.

[1] Ráŕh is a land of [...] Ráŕh is clear and the climate is conducive to good health. The clean air [...] of thing is rare in the world.

[7] Thus it is seen that relative knowledge [...] whereas absolute knowledge is always conducive to human welfare.

[14] Ananda Marga wants to establish [...] does in his or her life is always conducive to Práńa Dharma. [...] forced to die due to want of food.

[34] In older days the scriptures or [...] not be done, which actions are conducive to human progress and which lead [...] and itikathá (history).

[8] In common speech niiti means simply [...] [context] the words suniiti [niiti conducive to welfare] and kuniiti [niiti conducive to harm] cannot be used, since [...] say, since niiti [is automatically conducive to welfare and] can never be harmful.

[10] So if we analyse these two categories [...] separately – it will be more conducive to our development.”

[15] Human beings, who are predominantly [...] Hence, those sentiments which are conducive to human unity should be encouraged, [...] the national language of India.

[14] Sentient food : Food which produces sentient cells and is thus conducive to physical and mental well-being [...] fruit, milk and milk products.

[25] This logical decision in favour [...] step? If that logical decision is conducive to human welfare, for the benefit [...] like a firefly’s glow.”

[28] Now, what will you do to counteract [...] the basis of whether or not it is conducive to human welfare. When you reach [...] successfully combat geo-sentiment.

[24] Let us analyse to what extent this approach would be conducive to the overall economic growth [...] further aggravating the problem.