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[6] The aspects of Bhágavata [...] that in the case of ideological conflicts, millions of people left their [...] build and ideal human society.

[23] Where there is dharma there is [...] – Parama Puruśa. All the conflicts and struggles among the microcosms are all centered around their small “I’s”.

[17] A mind, driven by many psychic [...] create interpersonal and inter-group conflicts. The collective psychology arising [...] about the downfall of the society.

[19] This inner channelisation and one-pointed [...] and interpersonal and inter-group conflicts. Those imbibed with spiritual [...] established in the glory of Neohumanism.

[4] In the age of Shiva, towards the [...] of Shiva. There were no longer conflicts between the Aryans and the non-Aryans [...] Tántriks [followers of Shiva Tantra].

[9] In the prehistoric age, before [...] in those days there were severe conflicts among the different clans. They [...] Shiva-liuṋga was altogether transformed.

[135] The reason for this is very simple. [...] who develop something new face conflicts, acrimonious attacks and unwarranted [...] to see them become established.

[177] The vipras would try to take military [...] part of the Vipra Age they created conflicts between one state and another and between one king and another centring around the conflicts between one religion and another. [...] the standard-bearers of religion.

[205] Religious Conflicts

[253] Only the shúdras fail to [...] the vaeshyas, keep such factional conflicts permanently alive by creating [...] scriptures to accomplish this.

[2] The subtle causal mind [...] where all logics and reasonings and conflicts of the lower mind are dissolved [...] great as He (the Supreme Entity).

[3] Humans of those days could not [...] develop their intellects for such conflicts and even small, violent struggles increased their intellects.

[16] “Are the five fundamental [...] to proceed through clashes and conflicts at the behest of some unseen power. [...] or absolute controller.“

[64] With the dawn of civilization humanity’s [...] the images of their own internal conflicts. Small groups of people constantly [...] the results of epochal changes.

[117] Today people are extremely pressed [...] or to effectively represent the conflicts of the characters. Nevertheless, [...] time has considerably increased.

[123] Whenever literature properly utilizes [...] psychological analysis as well as the conflicts of the characters must also find [...] Sanskrit term for this word.)

[7] The continued exploitation by one [...] parts. Also, in the case of clan conflicts, the result of the resources of [...] said to be the Age of Vaeshyas.

[27] In the then India, the mutual relations [...] became more strained – the conflicts became more acute than before. [...] herself in the sacrificial fire.

[17] Párvatii was the daughter [...] they became more strained the conflicts became more acute than before. [...] herself in the sacrificial fire.

[27] Likewise, Saguńa Brahma [...] unaffected, unassailed by the clashes and conflicts of His divine play using His infinite [...] entity has an absolute existence.

[4] Though the Macrocosmic purpose [...] exclusiveness which causes unnecessary conflicts over state, country, language, [...] flow with a uni-purposive goal.

[82] In the course of time the age of [...] fragmentation. So to avoid internal conflicts, the custom of appointing the [...] established in kśatriya society.

[7] “Viiram”. You know [...] individually, faces all troubles, all conflicts, all predicaments, and personally solves all problems – and that’s why He is viiram.

[14] For humanity to progress, a harmonious [...] stance. The intense clashes and conflicts of the physical world will continually [...] obstacles to their spiritual progress.

[6] Let me give you an example. Buddha [...] individuals there emerge two parties. Conflicts between ideologies have become [...] synthesis and not the path of analysis.

[2] All human sadhana is merely the [...] constantly get involved in ideological conflicts and thus create ever-new philosophies [...] the highest fulfilment in life.

[12] Conflicts in the physical sphere gradually [...] an impediment to human progress.

[263] If science remains completely in [...] be hopelessness and despair. If conflicts among different classes go on [...] proper cultivation of science.

[2] All this invariably led the different clans into bloody conflicts. Those who were defeated in battle [...] many sub-gotras, called pravara.

[4] In the age of Shiva, towards the [...] of Shiva. There were no longer conflicts between the Aryans and the non-Aryans [...] Tántriks [followers of Shiva Tantra].

[8] In the prehistoric age, before [...] in those days there were severe conflicts among the different clans. They [...] spiritual or philosophic cult.

[7] Shiva did not give any particular [...] followers, “Don’t create conflicts among yourselves in the name of gotras.” Previously there had been frequent conflicts between clans living on different hills. Shiva banned those conflicts and told people, “Those [...] and vehemently criticized Him.

[39] All this invariably led the different clans into bloody conflicts. Those who were defeated in battle [...] many sub-gotras, called pravaras.

[63] Shiva was born in this atmosphere [...] ideological differences, physical conflicts between individuals and groups [...] truly ideological life.”

[9] The irrational thirst for acquisition [...] makes them intolerant: it leads to conflicts between dogmas and theories and degrades people to the level of animality.

[5] In the psychic sphere also, we [...] that has arisen from the constant conflicts and clashes in the society today.

[38] The formation of a World Government [...] practice of any of these rights conflicts with cardinal human values then [...] constitutions to overcome these defects.

[13] Intra-humanistic clash is a continuing phenomenon, and as a result there are constant conflicts between individual and individual, [...] beginning. That is the only difference.

[133] The question may arise, Is it possible [...] vortex of politics, or in political conflicts. They will have to go on rendering [...] ulterior motive in their minds.

[27] Now, is there any difference between [...] arrive at the goal through the conflicts and clashes arising from affirmation [...] viprapatti nor prapatti nor aprapatti.

[3] Párvatii was the daughter [...] became more strained – the conflicts became more acute than before. [...] herself in the sacrificial fire.

[12] Social life must take morality [...] erosion caused by divisive internal conflicts and to advance towards victory. [...] religion, or so-called dharma.

[27] Besides that, something more is [...] support humanity to face all these conflicts. What is that firm foundation? [...] this sama-samája tattva.

[381] Shiva was born in an atmosphere [...] ideological differences, physical conflicts between individuals and groups [...] truly ideological life.”

[475] A firm foundation will have to be created which will support humanity to face all conflicts. What is that firm foundation? [...] this Sama-samája Tattva.

[560] The irrational thirst for acquisition [...] makes them intolerant: it leads to conflicts between dogmas and theories and degrades people to the level of animality.

[93] In this regard, there is no [...] wonder there are so many wars and conflicts in the world, so much war psychosis [...] world is bound to be destroyed.

[7] At various times, we come across ideological conflicts among human beings. What does [...] a conflict between people? Such conflicts should never occur. If anyone [...] despite mere ideological differences.

[19] Anything else is not scripture [...] name of religion that most human conflicts have occurred. Now the time has come to put an end to the conflict over religion forever.

[1] The starting point of the origin [...] world, however, we notice numerous conflicts and strife among human beings. The poet Rabindranath Tagore said,

[4] The various races and countries have been plagued with clashes and conflicts due to petty, selfish interests. [...] changed into friendship tomorrow.

[7] In the past, people who remained [...] undue importance, the clashes and conflicts will increase. And if those differences [...] spirituo-sentimental sphere.

[23] The reason is that this cosmic [...] nationalism remains alive, mutual conflicts are inevitable. Human welfare [...] will be known as the human nation.

[30] Now let us see what the impact [...] group the west is sacred. Thus conflicts arise between these contradictory [...] from the principles of dharma.

[64] There should be a world militia, [...] government, intra-unit and inter-unit conflicts will not cease to exist. Therefore [...] indispensable item for the society.

[137] (60) Human society is one and indivisible. [...] to lack of intellect or mutual conflicts in the past, a vast number of [...] the same dreadful consequence.

[148] Through clashes and conflicts one must move towards the Supreme [...] not allow such a thing to happen.