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[29] [As long as you live, you should live happily. Even if you have to go into debt, you should eat butter.]

[107] Though on the one hand the vipras [...] be limited to the repayment of a debt, but came to be considered part of one’s dharma sádhaná [spiritual practice].

[7] Society is the collective name [...] You know, a son must remove the debt of his deceased father – [...] Niyama in just such a strict way.

[26] (20) Four kinds of debt are irredeemable – debt to father, debt to mother, debt to ácárya, and debt to guru (divine debt).

[40] [As long as you live, you should live happily – Even if you have to go into debt, you should eat butter!]

[60] [The entire wealth of my life will [...] bones will repay my life’s debt of food and sleep. What [...] wealth, merely for annihilation?]

[2] If a person is doing sádhaná [...] must return, or else you accrue a debt. If you are burdened with a big [...] be reborn in order to repay your debt with interest.

[3] You take service from the world, [...] regarding the repayment of the debt. You will have to repay it. Remember, [...] invariably dependent upon each other.

[9] This abolition of old customs may [...] But the custom of incurring heavy debt and selling one’s property [...] customs will vanish from society.

[41] Suppose you have incurred a loan [...] want to free yourself from the debt quickly, you will have to pay [...] actions imbibe new reactive momenta.

[21] (3) Bear in mind that you have a duty towards – indeed, you owe a debt to – every creature of this [...] duty; from others, nothing is due.

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[32] This in short is their philosophy: [...] life of fun even if you go into debt, for who will pursue you after [...] change in them for the better.

[25] A marriage feast is completely [...] by taking a loan or incurring a debt is prohibited.

[232] Bear in mind that you have a duty towards – indeed, you owe a debt to – every creature of this [...] duty; from others, nothing is due.

[258] Four kinds of debt are irredeemable – debt to father, debt to mother, debt to ácárya, and debt to Guru (divine debt).

[572] According to some philosophies, [...] and make merry even by going into debt.”

[573] This is their philosophy in short. [...] the hilt even after going into debt, for after death there will be [...] destroys the very future of humanity.

[84] However, it is fallacious to think [...] their wealth and finally get into debt to finance their bad habits. Eventually, [...] to cure them of their addiction.

[198] The cow-ghost replied: “He’s [...] obliged to incur a huge financial debt. Ekanore even had to pawn the [...] making friends with Ekanore.”

[225] He added: “The more gifts [...] be. Therefore, I had to incur a debt in order to properly arrange everything. [...] the ghosts’ world.”

[15] For the celebration of this ceremony [...] concerned. Taking a loan or incurring a debt for this purpose is forbidden.

[15] The mode of experiencing the reaction [...] to keep on repaying his or her debt in small instalments of a rupee [...] hundred. Here the payment of the debt of one hundred rupees represents [...] payment will have to continue.

[5] I was talking about the use of [...] samajhdár; one who is in debt is denádár; the [...] hukamdár and mansavdár.

[75] To Dharma in the form of a crane, [...] least once a day, who incurs no debt and who has no need to leave home to earn a living, is really happy.

[69] For example, no one shall accumulate [...] overspend on their luxuries and incur debt. That is why it will be easier [...] individual’s happiness and comforts.

[76] It is often noticed that individuals incur debt because of their violating the [...] to ask for help from all when in debt, is not a good practice. Such a mentality cannot be encouraged.

[77] To purchase, by incurring debt, serge where tweed will do, or [...] other Margis in this connection.

[97] “No, no, no,” I said. “Don’t put me into debt like that. You can stay in my [...] do anything more for me.”