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[11] As a result of men crippling women [...] in the minds of women. Few keep count of the millions of women who wept [...] became inviolable in the Vipra Era.

[26] A devotee of this category may [...] initiation from a preceptor and count beads. Otherwise what will people [...] such devotion has no real value.

[90] Because such injustices continued [...] and a sense of despair. Who can count the millions of women who have [...] the steamroller of vipra rule.

[9] What is the nature of Parama Puruśa? [...] people used to show one finger to count “one”, then used two [...] lesser-developed groups of people traders will count “one kuri, two kuri” [...] declare that they are pandits.

[10] Thus time, which is entirely dependent [...] we have to bring it within the count of kalpas (mythologically, one [...] are also not the ultimate factor.

[78] Literature can beautifully convey [...] path of evil. They have no time to count the waves as they sit on the shore [...] onto the path of benevolence.

[18] The creator of this universe has too many forms for us to count, has too many qualities for us to count. He is endless in qualities, unfathomable [...] capacity to see all Your forms.

[45] That which is the svarasa of Brahma [...] one must take shelter in Him. To count beads or practice ritualistic [...] Such hypocrisy carries no value.

[6] “Iisham aniisham.” [...] guńam”. No one can count the number of qualities He possesses. [...] exact number of his qualities.

[11] As I was explaining, He is Gunahiina, [...] It is useless to even attempt to count His qualities. One day a number [...] the following poem on the spot:

[90] The fairy, quivering with fear, [...] month I place it in my hair-bun and count the days until the next full-moon [...] country, the Kingdom of Light?”

[1] When we are faced with the onerous task of counting a large number of things we generally count in multiples such as ten or twelve [...] Khyát́andás.

[31] Khyát́andás [...] “I think you know that to count people [[saying ‘One person, [...] 1 ) ]]

[13] Prabhumiishamaniishamasheśaguńaḿ [...] infinite, but if anyone tries to count those infinite qualities, they [...] to call You quality-less.”

[51] (d) If, in consideration of the power of your post, anyone offers you a present, that should count as a bribe.

[28] Those who are at the helm of society, constantly suspicious of others, forever count their losses and profits. They [...] ridicule the present human society.

[95] Social progress is not and can [...] and manual labourers are all that count – are both equally dangerous [...] have fully utilized their talents.

[14] SOME [...] a + count = account [...] Chapter 19 . –Eds.

[15] SOME [...] "more than two", (2) "not easy to count" (just like the word score [...] was connected.) –Eds.

[19] STRUCTURAL [...] something grand) count account (to make or render [...] Chapter 14 . –Eds.

[18] “O Lord, Thou are the controller [...] the scope of counting. Nobody can count how many guńas there are.”

[14] Oh, I almost forgot to tell you [...] “Dear guests, permit me to count your tails to see how many of [...] tied one to the other with a rope.

[25] Párthasárathi is [...] philosophy. In vainly trying to count the number of fundamental principles [...] biggest mistake in forgetting to count Parama Puruśa. Perhaps [...] the Supreme Primordial Principle.

[38] [Inferior people count on their beads or fingers. The superior ones repeat their mantra internally.]

[6] A jiṋánii and a devotee both reach a mango grove. The jiṋánii will count the number of trees, but the devotee [...] butter churned from the scriptures.

[303] (d) If, in consideration of the power of your post, anyone offers you a present, that should count as a bribe.

[95] Anyway, what could I do? I was [...] any tree in sight so that I could count the leaves. So I was just listening [...] buy such a beautiful coat?”

[123] Aklmand began telling the story. [...] become ghosts, we’ve lost count of how long we’ve been here [...] along with their rice and ghee.

[54] We get the word kála [...] “to measure”, “to count”, “to weigh”. So in [...] are also measurements of time.

[55] Kalr + ac = kalra. The meaning of the root verb kal is “to sound”, “to count”, “to measure”, “to [...] is cremated and turned into ash.

[214] The modern Bengali synonym for [...] under the control of a particular count.

[2] Last Sunday I told you a few words [...] means to sound, to measure, to count, etc. That is the etymological [...] understand the following:

[41] After trying in vain to count the pores, Madhumita busied herself [...] the Siamese rough bush.”

[5] The Lahore thief told the first [...] – it was rather like trying to count the stars in the sky. Each buffalo [...] I’m telling the truth.”

[2] If we say, “God is one,” [...] wonts are fathomless, we cannot count them. There are so many qualifications and attributions in Him that we fail to count. That is why we say He is infinite.

[4] Cost of production : In many [...] machines they use in the fields, or count the other expenses incurred in [...] get low prices for their produce.

[7] In a previous discourse I said [...] jiṋánii do? He or she will count how many leaves there are in those [...] will quarrel among themselves.

[15] The essence of dharma is that Parama [...] will intellectuals do? They will count the leaves of the tree. What will [...] the sweet fruit from the tree.

[2] In some limited cases the verbal [...] ánka kaśá [to count] is still common.) By adding the [...] spoken form is ánká.

[5] Numerology has no borders, no limits. [...] auṋka kasá [to do sums, to count].