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The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 2 (1)

[23] There is a reference in the Vedas [...] Ekarśi. Being beyond the confines of all Saḿskáras [...] society, also remains immeasurable.

The Hub of Universal Activities (1)

[8] Sarvájiive sarvasaḿsthe: [...] pabulum; whatever object the mind confines itself to, that is its pabulum. [...] moving around the universal hub.

The Chariot and the Charioteer (1)

[7] Whenever any of the inferential [...] or tamoguńii, because it confines the ectoplasmic body in the bondages [...] of the mutative thought waves.

Shiva's Teachings – 2 (continued) (Discourse 14) (1)

[30] The spiritual world is the source [...] collective existence within narrow confines.

Sentimentality: A Special Quality in Women – Excerpt A (1)

[2] The word kaeshik means an external [...] their happiness within the narrow confines of their nerves. And in the case [...] goaded by this kaeshik propensity.

Pseudo-Humanism (Discourse 8) (1)

[27] Thus humanism cannot be accepted [...] must move ever forward beyond the confines of sentiment. And does not a still [...] await us there? Indeed it does.

Moralism (1)

[16] Almost every religion has claimed [...] universal fraternity is kept within the confines of their own community. [...] claims of universal fraternity.

Kut́t́ii to Kuńd́u (Discourse 29) (1)

[36] If a hand fan is used in a [...] Such a breeze within those small confines becomes more and more injurious [...] which should be avoided.

Indukamala to Iyatta (Discourse 7) (1)

[30] Within the confines of the physical world, a person [...] [abhiiśt́a].”

Geo-Sentiment (Discourse 3) (1)

[30] Now let us see what the impact [...] directions which are beyond its confines are considered profane. To one [...] from the principles of dharma.

Form and Formless (1)

[15] Those whose existence is filled [...] Supreme Entity remains within the confines of temples, mosques and churches [...] samskaras accumulated over many lives.