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[20] If a healthy or sick person so [...] remaining portions must be kept covered.
[43] The banks of all water systems should be covered by dense forests. The science [...] hardly forty to forty-five inches.
[8] In the primary stage of civilization, [...] anyway, Sáḿkhya was covered fairly well earlier.
[86] His words raised doubts. The house [...] lies neglected and ill-treated, covered with mud. So this house also has a history… of course it does.
[20] Now, the followers of Jainism are [...] Again, the followers of Jainism covered their faces with a piece of cloth [...] culture had some serious drawbacks.
[53] We find in the history of that [...] saying, "The world will soon be covered in darkness due to the power of [...] them in a state of fear and panic.
[72] The vipras were inclined towards [...] of the vipras. The vipras merely covered what genuine humanity was already there with a veneer of religious fanaticism.
[1] Take another small example – [...] would-be husband was blind, she covered her eyes with a cloth. “If [...] Thinking thus she kept her eyes covered throughout her life. What a tremendous moral force she had!
[20] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] . If the Infinite Entity is covered with clothes, can it be called [...] of the past, present and future.
[37] Then the king noticed a woman coming, her face covered by a veil. The king understood [...] crept back into the house, her face covered with shame.
[15] The first point is that the desideratum [...] if the sky of our life becomes covered by clouds? In fact, there are [...] desideratum is still not dependable.
[38] Parama Brahma is the greatest of [...] can say the former are taller and covered with huge areas of snow whereas [...] alone, one attains immortality.
[7] Just this simple morality was greatly [...] had applied His occult power and covered the sun with dark clouds even [...] him and fulfilled his promise.
[11] Take another small example – [...] would-be husband was blind, she covered her eyes with a cloth. “If [...] Thinking thus she kept her eyes covered throughout her life. What a tremendous moral force she had!
[2] First I will say something about [...] through which the Yamuna flows is covered with black soil, due to which [...] many books. He was a great man.
[10] 5) Avidyámáyá [...] knowledge about it. If an object is covered, for example, one cannot attain [...] their influence gradually wanes.]]
[14] “What’s all the fuss [...] sweat from his brow with a towel covered with vegetable stains. Unrelenting, [...] precedent for this in history?”
[8] Why is Marxism undergoing change? [...] huge rainfall. The hills were snow covered and the rivers were ice fed. The [...] skeletons of the present generations.
[166] 3) Late Kárttika, Agraháyańa, [...] planting, the seedlings should be covered with shade to avoid direct sunlight, but in the night they should not be covered.
[12] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] this? If the Infinite Entity is covered with clothes, can it be called [...] of the past, present and future.
[1] It is often seen that, due to their [...] shoes and clothes will certainly be covered with dust. But the dust can easily [...] and take me on His lap.”
[1] Twilight had set in. I was walking [...] really that high, but since it was covered with rocks of various sizes the [...] the sole human being was myself.
[6] Exiting from the station I had [...] the hour the whole sky had become covered with clouds. This I realized when [...] begun… the winds were howling.
[3] Suddenly Auntie returned from there. [...] head was massive. His head was covered in dreadlocks, and there was a [...] “So shall I shoo it away?”
[213] When planting wax gourd cuttings, [...] and the lower node should not be covered by soil. After the wax gourd cutting [...] fields will have to be irrigated.
[283] When planting drumstick cuttings, the upper portion should be covered with cow dung and the lower, thicker [...] that the plant grows successfully.
[347] Some people call red pomegranate [...] is comprised of many small flesh covered seeds, somewhat resembling corn, [...] in the preparation of medicines.
[33] 1) Kerala hybrid variety of coconuts. [...] of the hole. The salt should be covered with a layer of sand and then [...] will thus grow in a natural way.
[46] Kashmir is a land in the upper [...] valley, and some portion is snow covered. In Kashmir paddy crops can be [...] wheat because of the extreme cold.
[21] I do not support the supposed wisdom [...] their women behind a purdah or covered with a burka. Even among such [...] indolently behind a lace curtain.
[13] D́oman thought, “Right near the gate. Then that short distance will be covered by my father on foot. Then let me spend only fifty rupees.”
[21] Now, the followers of Jainism are [...] Again, the followers of Jainism covered their faces with a piece of cloth [...] culture had some serious drawbacks.
[21] “He who illumines the external [...] the shining face of the moon is covered with a black veil – the [...] hide-and-seek with His little children:
[86] [I have built my house in darkness On the other side of the world of light, Covered with shadow, beside the river [...] I ask where to find the path?]
[24] Shadows are then divided into two [...] that particular sign, it will be covered by shadow; and that dark moon is then said to be in lunar eclipse:
[4] The social and religious rights [...] open space under the open sky. Covered in burkas and veils, they were [...] places they are totally extinct.
[57] The British occupied both Agra [...] consider it as part of the area covered by the pre-Gaod́iiya Gangetic valley civilization.
[60] Immediately after crossing the [...] was named after Muzaffar Shah. It covered a wide area and until the early [...] river course of the river Lakhandei covered a larger area in those days and [...] particularly in Trihut District.
[5] [But for the most part] the people [...] nostrils and die, the nose must be covered with a piece of cloth. 2) Nirgranthaváda [...] appeared like a very far-off object.
[38] As regards the pronunciations of [...] [“boy”], d́háká [covered], jháláno [soldering], [...] sádh (sád) [desire], etc.
[7] The hills of today in the watershed [...] Ráŕh. The foothills were covered with dense forests. Because of [...] in eastern Ráŕh.
[11] The enamel that covered the religious life of the people [...] intrinsically they are all Shaivites.
[3] Much later the Aryans, moving from [...] undulating topography [the mounds] were covered with forests, while the troughs [...] environment, or for fear of the wolves?
[1] The word pardá [“purdah”] [...] it also means keeping the women covered in burkas. [...] 1 )
[9] Out of the tremendous number of [...] to contain only topics already covered in other discourses. Though the [...] they could not be included here:
[9] In 1967 in Allahabad Shrii Shrii [...] to the topic of Tantric History, covered in Part 3 of this volume, it deserves [...] page 29 of the article we find:
[18] Out of the tremendous number of [...] to contain only material already covered in other articles. Though the [...] the topics of this volume are:
[65] [Is it true that Radha has not [...] rains? Is it true that you have covered your body with a golden hue just to put Radha to shame?]
[4] This reminds me of an interesting [...] tobacco. The basin of the hookah was covered with silver leaf. He told the [...] can get a little money.”
[10] Let us take the case of Ráŕh [...] especially in those areas which were covered by a sargasso sea in ancient times.
[9] Phatu and his mother met at regular [...] ground which she had deviously covered with sticky mango paste. Then [...] food she served was delicious.
[10] Párthasárathi Krśńa [...] parts of the world were mainly covered by jungles and forests. Gradually [...] moralists and the immoralists in India.
[17] Now, one cannot bless others with [...] thunderbolt, except that portion covered by the cloth, which remained as [...] on that soft point and he died.
[33] You know what happened at the time [...] that Lord Krśńa had covered the sun with His Sudarshana Cakra [...] arises how the sun was in fact covered. The answer is that Lord Krśńa [...] powers. He willed the sun to be covered by clouds, and so it happened. The sun was covered by clouds, and people thought [...] the Mahábhárata.
[20] Mahaprabhu replied, “Vrindavana [...] only gets a little soiled, a bit covered. In that state the jiivátmá [...] it does receive an impression.
[6] Utámrtasyesháno [...] enter, that which remains always covered in profound darkness.” It [...] there is no sun, that which is covered in andhatamisrá . [...] meaning of this shloka .
[12] And what is the nature of sin? [...] Naturally its arms and legs will be covered with mud. Will the father despise [...] society as sinners is like this.
[116] He who illumines the external world, [...] the shining face of the moon is covered with a black veil – the [...] hide-and-seek with His little children.
[9] Once I said that the land surrounded by ka, that is, covered by ka, is kaccha. Cha means “surrounded [...] “covering entity”. Land covered by water is kaccha. Kaccha is an area on the western coast of India.
[31] Suppose you are walking on [...] know, while studying, that you have covered one krosha ? You will only know that you have covered one krosha when you see [...] or kroshakut́a .
[7] In Sanskrit the word ka has several [...] One day I told you that the land covered with water, surrounded by water, [...] Kutch is a part of India that is [covered] with water. The third meaning [...] letter of His acoustic root is ka.
[9] One meaning of the word ka is “water”. That which is covered by ka, that is, water, (which is kena in the sense of being covered by water) is kaccha. In ancient [...] the soil where there is no water.
[64] “Sit carefully,” I [...] It’s loose and moreover, it’s covered with betel nut stains.”
[25] The sky is called meghlá when all the luminaries of the sky are covered by clouds. This lá [...] meghlá [overcast with clouds].
[37] If the totality of an object [...] causes the sixteenth part to be covered by darkness. In ancient times [...] káśt́há .
[20] 7) The covered water container which was used [...] things), is also called kakubha.
[21] 8) Those wooden vessels which are hollow, or have cavities, and are covered with skin for producing sound, [...] forth, are also called kakubha.
[43] The eighth meaning of the word [...] it also means keeping the women covered in burkas. [...] 4 )
[57] Kam + thác = kanthá. [...] that region which at one time was covered with a veil of knowledge was called [...] present-day Midnapore District.
[127] The British occupied both Agra [...] consider it as part of the area covered by the pre-Gaod́iiya Gangetic valley civilization.
[130] Immediately after crossing the [...] was named after Muzaffar Shah. It covered a wide area and until the early [...] river course of the river Lakhandei covered a larger area in those days and [...] particularly in Trihut District.
[19] The meaning of the verbal root [...] “to cover”, “to be covered”. If we take the word ka to mean [...] is “that which keeps water covered”. If we take the word ka to mean [...] “that which keeps the head covered”. There are many colloquial meanings of the word kavara.
[34] 14) You know that certain aquatic weeds keep the water covered in such a way that from a distance [...] kavara is this water hyacinth.
[39] 17) Foodstuffs are kept covered to keep out dust, flies and so [...] lid is called kavariká.
[163] There are crowds of these birds [...] mountain peaks around us that were covered in snow because they had left [...] snow as well as the snowstorms.
[169] To the left of us, that is, to [...] terracing. This Shivalic range is covered with snow in the wintertime, and [...] animals can be found in this part.
[15] She also recalled what her grandmother [...] used to live. Its forests, which covered the Ayodhya hill southwest of [...] of deer. That vast forest also covered the areas where Bagmundi, Puncha, [...] used to pan their sands for gold.
[97] “There is a huge lake in [...] she continued, “which is covered with water weeds and hyacinths. [...] I may leave this world.”
[222] The brahmadaetya pleaded, his head [...] Majesty, the wood-apple tree is covered with thorns. At all hours of night [...] at all. I’ll starve.”
[25] While Madhumita was gleefully dipping [...] come to take some of the honey covered ashke cakes from her. Then she [...] more convenient for you.”
[290] Bo-Bo-Bo-Bodha Mukherjee immediately [...] with condensed milk. They were covered with a lace cloth.
[1] The idea that Brahma comprises [...] fair-complexioned; one side was covered with a tiger skin, the other with [...] disappeared from people’s minds.
[4] [What exquisite beauty have Shiva [...] wearing a tiger-skin, the other is covered with fine silk cloth, And half the head is adorned with a serpent.]
[7] In olden times a one-horse cart [...] t́omt́om. If the vehicle was covered, it was called tangaka in Sanskrit [...] palanquins for medical treatment.
[68] I covered my face with my shawl and then [...] opportunities to do good work.”
[110] Ind + uń =indu. “The [...] of ambrosia. Because it remains covered in darkness, its name is amákalá [...] nectar, its other name is indu.
[23] There are so many scriptures – [...] time it has turned sour and become covered with fungus.
[13] If pus from this illness somehow [...] from pain, the penis can also be covered with a pack of yellow clay, leaving [...] pack as soon as it has dried up.
[4] The nerve cells are active and [...] his head, he may suddenly wake up covered in perspiration, suffering from [...] we say he is feeling unnerved.
[2] In those days there was no Arabian [...] that time. This land – which covered what is presently the Arabian [...] live in the [[Chattisgarhi area]].
[28] A third example of racial blending [...] colour is blackish. Once Sirmaur covered an area from Kumaun to Simla. [...] during the reign of Aurangzeb.
[24] In such circumstances How can one [...] As long as the existential-I is covered with layers of darkness, it cannot [...] the sanctuary of your inner mind.
[3] Generally a cell lives about twenty-one [...] off, even when the body remains covered, but this is not always dirt from [...] accumulation of hundreds of dead cells.
[18] 6. Grind the leaves of kelekoṋŕá [...] The area of the sores should be covered with a bandage of betel [ Piper [...] coconut oil or cow’s ghee.
[15] In one of my short stories I narrated [...] There were two rooms on the floor, covered by a roof. The staircase from [...] not attain Parama Puruśa.
[14] Now what is diipanii? Everything [...] realize Him. Why? Because you are covered by, you are surrounded by, Máyá, [...] term “initiation”.
[8] (1) Vistrta snána or vyápaka [...] neck to the navel should be kept covered with a shirt or dry cloth. The crown of the head and the back of the head should be kept covered with a wet towel.
[13] (2) Shiitośńa snána: In an enclosed and covered place, immerse the body up to [...] stream of cold water over the head.
[20] If a healthy or sick person so [...] remaining portions must be kept covered.
[20] The third meaning of “ka” [...] cháditam” – “covered by water”. Now you know the meaning of the land called Kaccha?
[6] In those days there was a great [...] beauty reflecting on his sweat covered face. Even Indra, the king of [...] on’. Don’t stop.”
[11] That misguided and misdirected [...] thinks that its action will remain covered forever.
[45] Kerala hybrid variety of coconuts [...] of the hole. The salt should be covered with a layer of sand, then the [...] them to grow in a natural way.
[6] “Sarvabhuteśu gúd́hah” – He lies covered in each and every expressed entity. [...] because He is Sarvavyápii.
[9] Sick persons who are sensitive [...] warm water and in an enclosed and covered place. Sun-warmed water is also [...] desirable not to bathe standing.
[8] Those considered social criminals [...] insistently why one was allowed to be covered with so much dust for so long.
[93] The bed was laid out. I lay down and covered myself with my eńdi shawl. [...] up a stool and began fanning me.
[191] I started out on the road to Caopárań. [...] from the opposite direction so I covered my face with my hand. A short [...] hear their lamentations.”
[32] “I am a child of Magadha. [...] hills of southern Magadha were once covered with dense forests. Beyond the [...] Mágadhii river valley was also covered with thick forests. Even a portion [...] lush green Magadha that once was.
[45] Talking about ácarańa [...] high plateau that was completely covered with woods. Most of the trees [...] mountain in front was completely bare.
[153] (67) The movement and the path, [...] always inaccessible, thorny and covered with stones. One must keep one’s [...] necessity to think of anything else.
[9] [The Supreme Entity in Satyaloka [...] form, a flood of effulgence, Covered by the coating of Máyá [...] imagination of creation is aroused.]
[10] The idea that Brahma comprises [...] fair-complexioned; one side was covered with a tiger skin, the other with [...] disappeared from people’s minds.
[13] [What exquisite beauty have Shiva [...] wearing a tiger-skin, the other is covered with fine silk cloth, And half the head is adorned with a serpent.]
[45] The first human being in history [...] attainment of these occult powers, they covered Him with ash to restrain or check [...] [Adorned with Vibhúti].
[54] Situated between two hills was [...] lay the Ganges. The plateau was covered with shál, kendu and palásh [...] becomes impossible to find them.
[27] It was wintertime. The compartment [...] compartment to myself. I lay down and covered myself, and fell asleep not long after.
[71] I quickly returned to the bathroom [...] Under your bed you’ll find a covered plate that I left there with some [...] chance to feed you myself.”
[72] I returned to the compartment and [...] Near the leg of the bed I found a covered plate with some hot, freshly fried Dhaka parot́as, as if someone had just left them there.