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[13] SÁDHAKA. Spiritual practitioner. [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea.

[1] In the course of sádhaná [...] vashiikára. There is a shloka [couplet]:

[14] If human suffering originates at [...] paritráńa. The present shloka [couplet] says that Parama Puruśa [...] Puruśa makes His descent.

[5] The human mind attaches itself [...] me.” Perhaps the following couplet comes to mind:

[11] “A person overcome with lassitude, [...] life.” Krta [in the shloka (couplet)] means Satya Yuga. “So move ahead, O Rohit, move ahead.”

[20] Puruśa evedaḿ sarvaḿ [...] known to Him. Here in this shloka [couplet], in this rk [verse], it has been [...] will be done in the future.”

[3] The commonly-accepted meaning of the shloka [couplet] is that even if one’s own [...] dharma of others is dangerous.

[14] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHÚDRA. [...] SVÁDHIŚT́HÁNA. See CAKRA.

[8] What is gláni [in the shloka (couplet)]? It is a lower state, beneath [...] He makes them prepared to fight.

[1] I will narrate a shloka [couplet] from the Shriimad Bhagavad Giitá:

[14] No serious or sincere Tantric can agree with this shloka [couplet]. Why should the science which [...] 2 )

[18] In Hindustani, when ne is added [...] note of address. If we translate a couplet from one of Rabindranath’s poems it becomes:

[36] So far we have been speaking about [...] dharma of human beings. The shloka [couplet] from the Giitá says that [...] This is the essence of the shloka.

[13] SÁDHAKA. Spiritual practitioner. [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SVABHÁVA. Nature.

[15] SÁDHAKA. Spiritual practitioner. [...] Scripture. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SUBHÁŚITA [...] Characteristics, one’s own nature.

[7] In Ananda Marga, even in the economic [...] reciting the following shloka [couplet] at the commencement of every function held by the members of Ananda Marga:

[15] SÁDHANÁ. Literally, [...] Prakrti. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHRUTI. [...] or crudity, in the human body.

[12] SÁDHANÁ. Literally, [...] Prakrti. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHRUTI. [...] or crudity, in the human body.

[14] SADHANA. Literally, “ sustained [...] by Shiva. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHÚDRA. [...] “perfected” by the guru.

[5] This shloka [couplet] shows that people have accepted religion only in hopes of getting wealth and pleasure.

[11] In the couplet the name of Rama is symbolized [...] endeavour is symbolized by zero.

[9] Jiṋánanirmathana. [...] [sage, author of the shloka, or couplet] prescribes jiṋánam [...] dahati pańd́itah.

[19] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea.

[17] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] Tantra. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHRUTI. [...] about the nature of the universe.

[4] There is a Hindi couplet in which a man is asked why he [...] jealousy is mentally degrading.

[12] The earth has many names. All [...] literature we have the following couplet:

[32] Then they asked for my opinion about the poem or the couplet. I said, “It is good but I propose to add two more lines:”

[4] The couplet is ambiguous. Its literal meaning [...] will not be able to bind them.

[15] I am constrained to say that although [...] ceremonies in Calcutta, there is a couplet the mother-in-law recites while encircling the bride with a thread:

[11] Sádhaka – Spiritual [...] Shloka – A Saḿskrta couplet expressing one idea. Shúdra [...] were devoted to physical labour.

[15] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SIDDHA [...] or crudity, in the human body.

[16] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] originate”. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHÚDRA. [...] or crudity, in the human body.

[15] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea.

[19] In our shloka [couplet], bhárata means “king”. [...] strata, is a bhárata, a king.

[17] Now in a particular shloka [couplet] it has been said:

[1] In the Giitá there is a shloka [couplet]:

[16] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea.

[16] SÁDHAKA. Spiritual practitioner. [...] Scripture. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea.

[12] SÁDHAKA. Spiritual practitioner. [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea.

[14] SÁDHAKA. Spiritual practitioner. [...] Consciousness. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SHRUTI. [...] (before the invention of script).

[14] SADHANA. Literally, “ sustained [...] Mahásambhúti . SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SITA. [...] plexus. See also CAKRA.

[16] SADÁSHIVA. SHIVA (literally, [...] PURUŚA. SHLOKA. A Sanskrit couplet expressing one idea. SUDURÁCÁRA. [...] or crudity, in the human body.

[39] This couplet proves that people have started identifying Lakśmii with Kamalá.