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[31] What is Viśńumáyá? [...] Lord, Krśńa, that conjunction is done by Máyá [...] possible in the realm of spirituality.

[18] “Is creation accomplished [...] accepted as the absolute factor. The conjunction of matter with jiivátman [...] non-causal Factor. The rśi says,

[21] Time, nature, destiny and accident [...] Consciousness (Saguńa Brahma) in conjunction with Paramá Prakrti.

[48] It is due to Prakrti that the sense [...] as the “I” exists in conjunction with the sense of ego or the fundamental [...] it merges in the Átman.

[50] The three states that are created in Puruśa as a result of His conjunction with Prakrti are called Tripura. [...] beyond the precincts of Tripuras.

[1] PARTS [...] adjective, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction and interjection. [...] off (extinguish) Conjunction: A conjunction is a part of speech that maintains [...] adjective, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection) are to be used [...] Semitic and Greek origin.

[15] Bengali is a living language. It [...] does not. The English word “conjunction” has three parts: the prefix “con”, [...] questiyan rather than queschen.

[50] But is the mind’s experience [...] non-existent. But the entity which, in conjunction with the mind, undergoes pleasure [...] secret and non-secret, are lost.

[20] Earlier I said that kanda can be [...] write nda, but according to the conjunction rules of linguistic science, a [...] with a cerebral letter. Thus the conjunction ńa with da is not allowed. [...] kańd́a has disappeared.

[71] The meaning of the verbal root [...] the palatal varńa. Their conjunction with the dental ta is contrary [...] cerebral letter, thus it has a natural conjunction with the cerebral śa.

[72] By adding the suffix ktin to kaś [...] said, a dental letter cannot make a conjunction with cerebral or palatal letter.

[31] Now let us come to the subject [...] word evaḿ instead of the conjunction o [and]. However evaḿ does [...] evaḿ d́ál niye eso.