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The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 1 (1)

[26] What pangs reside in Radha’s [...] outstretched. Like a pavonine couple, with eyes unmoved, Exchanging [...] Candidasa says, a novel stance.

The Intuitional Science of Tantra (1)

[32] As He is feared by all, every action [...] say that he will reach somebody a couple of days later. Out of fear, he will always arrive at the stipulated time.

The Evolution of Human Civilization (1)

[5] The society advanced in this way. [...] parts of India the newly married couple knot their clothes together after [...] forehead of a newly married woman.

The Education System of the Mahábhárata Age (1)

[17] You know that the Veda has two [...] Jiṋánakanda in turn there are a couple of portions – Aranyaka and [...] Upaniśadik Jiṋánakanda.

The Dialogues of Shiva and Párvatii – 1 (1)

[18] The tattva of dharma – that [...] guhá. Guhá has a couple of meanings – “cave”, [...] there, the Lord is also there.

Tantra and Sádhaná (1)

[118] [Mantras without their corresponding ideation are merely a couple of letters mechanically uttered. They will not bear any fruit even if repeated a billion times.]

Strange Experiences – Chapter 8 (1)

[2] Besides the scamper of a couple of hill rabbits and the chirping [...] let’s both walk together.”

Strange Experiences – Chapter 5 (1)

[5] Sounds of water came from the adjacent [...] veranda. He even came inside a couple of times, but didn’t speak [...] please come and meet him?”

Shiva Upholds the Dignity of Women – Excerpt C (1)

[10] Those who accepted this new arrangement [...] ceremony, to bless the newly-married couple and pledge their cooperation to [...] responsible husband and responsible wife.

Shiva's Teachings – 1 (Discourse 9) (1)

[27] Those who accepted this new arrangement [...] ceremony, to bless the newly-married couple and pledge their cooperation to [...] responsible husband and responsible wife.

Salvation and Devotion (2)

[4] Lakśman said thereupon to the couple that the fruits given by his elder [...] thing; it’s the touchstone.

[13] Whatever is done is done only to [...] if he or she does not eat for a couple of days. The scholarship of a [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.

River and Civilization – Excerpt B (2)

[58] King Mithi occupied Videha. To [...] Buddhists. Lord Buddha visited it a couple of times. Later, it became known [...] wrongly spelt as Sháran.

[59] On the north of Shákyárańya [...] Sanskrit). Buddha visited this place a couple of times. It is now known as Háthoyá. [...] Shońpur railway station.

Proper Names – 1 (Discourse 16) (1)

[53] Incidentally, it should be pointed [...] a little you may able to find a couple of Járnál Singhs present.

Parama Puruśa and His Creation (1)

[47] Human beings can at most remember events which took place only a couple of days ago. Often they are quite [...] of superiority or inferiority.

Parama Puruśa (1)

[7] Whatever action the Cosmic Mind [...] not known to your boss. Hence a couple of “I’s” are [...] acquainted but others are not.

Marriage Ceremony (4)

[22] Those present, [[at least ten persons,]] [...] progress of this newly-married couple.”

[23] Thereafter the newly-married couple will garland each other and exchange [...] 2 )

[24] The newly-married couple will hold each other’s hands. [...] instrumental music. The newly-married couple will do prańáma [...] to their parents or guardians.

Language and Dialect – 2 (Discourse 8 (1)

[28] Just as every language has its [...] pánká khili dijiye [give me a couple of khilis (betel leaf with lime, [...] and millions will suffer for it.

Kut́a to Kut́t́ima (Discourse 28) (1)

[80] “After a hard day’s [...] under a lot of stress the past couple of days. How can a young college [...] with the help of a stick.”

Ka to Kandara (Discourse 16) (1)

[82] “Suddenly all the passengers on the bench jumped up. I retreated a couple of steps out of fear. They wouldn’t [...] weren’t going to beat me.

Kakubh to Kavaśńa (Discourse 17) (2)

[128] King Mithi occupied Videha. To [...] Buddhists. Lord Buddha visited it a couple of times. Later, it became known [...] wrongly spelt as Sháran.

[129] On the north of Shákyárańya [...] Sanskrit). Buddha visited this place a couple of times. It is now known as Háthoyá. [...] Shońpur railway station.

In the Land of Hat́t́amálá Part 1 (1)

[304] After a short pause, the witch [...] I think I’ll eat him in a couple of days or so.”

Ideal System of Inheritance (1)

[9] (7) The property of an unmarried person or childless couple will pass on to their nearest relation(s).

Hello Reba, Goodbye Bhundibala! (1)

[1] Arup Bandopadhyaya was one of my [...] Shipra also worked somewhere. The couple decided that with the income of [...] came to visit her elder sister.

Gastric and Duodenal Ulcer (1)

[13] After the severe state of the disease [...] dietary provisions strictly for a couple of years.

Even the Greatest Sinners (1)

[13] So this morning a boy asked the [...] “I should have hit him a couple of good ones!” On that day [...] occupied with thoughts of your enemy.

Dowry and Marriage – Excerpt F (2)

[5] In Manu’s time, there were [...] to religious]. In one place, the couple would go the Buddhist temple, [...] considered married when they returned.

[7] In a certain village on the Burdwan-Manbhum [...] recognition was extended to the couple’;s marriage.

Dowry and Marriage – Excerpt E (1)

[2] According to an old folk wedding [...] all eyes are concentrated on the couple – and she must sit there [...] painful situation for the bride.

Dialectical Materialism and Democracy (1)

[20] But even if these three requirements [...] hands of all. Suppose a certain couple have five children. All of them [...] make use of it for the time being.

Compound Words (Discourse 18) (1)

[34] A couple of similar words are ketakii and [...] Ketakii and Vipáshá.

Cognitive Force and Psychic Practice (1)

[25] Every newcomer to the path of sádhaná [...] the Iśt́a mantra a couple of times hundreds of undesirable [...] of ekágra bhúmi.

Building a Healthy Society – Excerpt H (1)

[24] 7. The property of an unmarried person or childless couple shall pass on to their nearest relation(s).

Aoktha/Aokthaka/Aokthika to Aokśa (Discourse 15) (1)

[111] He took a couple of steps ahead and I followed [...] a grave and stopped beside it.