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Vrajagopála and Aesthetic Science (Discourse 25) (1)

[23] Next comes the rasa [taste] tanmátra. [...] my Vrajagopála, has been conducting this eternal rásaliilá, [...] fall of His Cosmic form”].

The Acoustic Roots of the Indo-Aryan Alphabet (1)

[74] In ancient times people used to [...] práciináviita.) When they were not conducting either of these rituals, they [...] the aḿkusha mudrá.

Society Expects Your Guidance (1)

[2] The preceptor of the society leads, [...] personalities in the society who will be conducting the mass, who will be giving proper [...] translation of our lofty ideology.

Religious Dogma – Excerpt B (1)

[29] Most of the people in the Vedic [...] would not be served alcohol while conducting religious ceremonies. Gradually, [...] Brahmin caste in Hindu society.

Phonetics – 3 (Discourse 3) (1)

[6] Primary school children are mistakenly [...] Mr. Pi Si and Mr. Li Chi, were conducting research on wild fruits to improve [...] some parts of China and in Bengal.

Justice (1)

[18] We cannot expect judges to agree [...] they may be. Furthermore, after conducting investigations into the event [...] be unwise to retain the judge.

Iigal to Iikśańaka/ Iikśańika/ Iikśańiká (Discourse 8) (1)

[102] There is a story that at one time [...] had doubts about him but after conducting their secret investigations they [...] arrested that iikśańaka.

Ideation on Brahma (1)

[23] There are so many scriptures – [...] the philosophers do? They start conducting research on the inconsequential [...] and become covered with fungus.

Distortion (Discourse 21) (1)

[27] Some places have splendid greenery. [...] rays. Such places are good for conducting research on heavenly bodies. They [...] turk-háoa-vallarii written on a Turkish plane.

Cosmic Attraction and Spiritual Cult (1)

[13] To encourage physical clash is [...] beings and the world at large, by conducting scientific research, etc. Physical [...] effect of that twenty-point force.