De > References for ‘decoration’

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Unit Spirit and Cosmic Spirit (1)

[51] And each and every entity of this [...] and deities have each their own [decoration]. “But for you, Lord, your gańas [devotees] are your only decorations.”

The Supreme Aesthetic Science and the Cult of Devotion (1)

[2] Whatever were the daily habits [...] later times. Various styles of decoration and make-up of the body also have [...] first stage of aesthetic science.

Teby's Hair Bun (1)

[1] Krakaśa. Kram + d́a [...] changed by means of artificial decoration into a paragon of beauty. An unusable [...] the purview of krakaśa.

Táttvika Diipiká (Paiṋcama Parva) (1)

[29] Married ladies may use vermilion in shape of decoration. This does not constitute a kusaḿskára. [...] anywhere give any place to vermilion.

Ráŕh – 28. The Temples of Ráŕh (1)

[3] As I have mentioned, this was in [...] type of gopuram [a special kind of decoration]. 3) The Utkal style. 4) The thatched-hut [...] roof (or [up to] eight roofs).

Kut́a to Kut́t́ima (Discourse 28) (1)

[25] Often we collect many flowers for decoration. This is called máliká [...] also called kut́a .

Káca to Kápat́ika (Discourse 21) (2)

[10] Another meaning of káca [...] fact that quartz has been used for decoration and ornaments since that time [...] Bankura and Purulia in some quantity.

[14] If a flower or ribbon or any [...] end of a women’s braid as a decoration, that is also called káca .

Disembodied Souls and Microvita – Excerpt B (1)

[12] The word “devayoni” [...] in the art of beautification and decoration. The science of cosmetics was [...] the scope of kinnaravidyá.

Crude and Subtle Microvita (1)

[5] Kinnara microvita is that category [...] strong desire for beautification and decoration. The word kinnara means “receptacle [...] microvita or positive microvita.

Compound Words (Discourse 18) (2)

[14] When a relationship is established [...] bhasmarúpa bhúśańa [decoration in the form of ash]. Of course [...] a special form [rúpa] of decoration I have called it rúpaka [...] karmadháraya in their answer papers.

Bhaerava and Bhaeravii (1)

[7] In Ananda Marga I have said that [...] because that, too, is a matter of decoration. Those who like to use vermilion [...] the use of vermilion is clear.