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[5] During your spiritual practices [...] fully with you. It is a divine decree that human beings should live [...] to the best of their capacity.

[9] Some religions decree that widows will have to undergo [...] (idea). That is the real spirit.

[16] Now, let us analyse the life and [...] thunderclaps, signifying the providential decree that the forces of wickedness [...] children would not have taken place.

[177] The vipras would try to take military [...] slogans and issuing various types of decree, thus inciting one group against [...] the standard-bearers of religion.

[1] The people of ancient times used [...] that entity to whose inviolable decree they were ultimately compelled [...] immeasurable vastness of that Entity.

[11] The same thing applies to economic [...] they say that it is a providential decree for a certain percentage of people [...] their intellectual liberation.

[13] Can Parama Puruśa ever decree that only His sons will be entitled [...] severely hindered in many countries.

[7] To stifle the progress of humanity, [...] who refuse to follow this divine decree will be doomed to burn in the [...] propounders will be declared as atheists.

[10] Notions of vice and virtue, codes [...] atonement according to scriptural decree, and sometimes the magnitude of [...] one cannot defy the scriptures!

[98] People must make steady progress [...] an absolute system or a divine decree. If we accept discrimination, [...] become estranged from each other.

[11] The world is a panorama of endless [...] headless demons. This is not a decree of God; it is the law of the universe.

[42] This anushásana varies from [...] justice, this is called vidhi [decree].

[43] Regarding reactions of actions, [...] matters which are under providential decree are not controlled directly by [...] “Vidhátá”.

[44] When in difficulty, people beat [...] by Himself. It is because of His decree that fire burns. Fire burns the [...] although He can do so, He will not.

[6] Today the clattering chariot wheels [...] opportunists quake. This is the decree of fate. The pace of change is [...] joyous sounds, lights and music.

[1] This is not dharma – we should give it some other name. Some religions decree that widows will have to undergo [...] persecuted, it is a negation of dharma.

[1] While discussing destiny, or decree of fate, I still vividly remember [...] that I would meet you here.”

[21] How far is relative knowledge acceptable [...] before receiving the inexorable decree of fate. This makes a group of [...] will forfeit the right to exist.

[25] [Even the great hero whose maternal [...] is killed in battle, because the decree of providence is mightier than anything.]

[28] External sin, expressed in physical [...] good reactions. It is the divine decree that good actions beget good reactions, [...] of vipáka does not arise.

[3] Whatever humans do in consistence [...] a dharmic injunction. By divine decree everyone has the right to live [...] they are bound to be destroyed.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] like this, because by providential decree the Macrocosm is bound to think of His created objects – He cannot forget them.

[6] The world is a panorama of endless [...] headless demons. This is not a decree of God, it is the law of the universe.

[94] During the time of King Ballala [...] called kuliina by royal decree based on certain particular qualities. [...] lineage would be adversely affected.

[71] While discussing destiny, or decree of fate, I still vividly remember [...] that I would meet you here.”

[7] 5) The Ketu [dragon’s tail] [...] Ráhu, this is the providential decree].

[2] Again, women covering their faces [...] person should accept this kind of decree. These are naked dogmas.

[1] Of course, there are a few opportunists [...] they say that it is a providential decree that a certain percentage of people [...] their intellectual liberation.

[3] Can Parama Puruśa ever give any decree that only His sons will be entitled [...] countries was severely hindered.

[1] Notions of vice and virtue, codes [...] atonement according to scriptural decree, and sometimes the magnitude of [...] one cannot defy the scriptures!

[47] But those who are deliberately [...] annihilation is the inexorable decree of fate.

[29] According to divine decree, if the negative Vidyá [...] the Vidyá force.

[11] Forgetfulness is a providential decree. Usually human beings forget their [...] burden of many lives together.

[12] The human mind is sentimental – [...] of worldly attachment. Thus the decree of merciful providence is, “Let human beings be oblivious of their past lives.”

[15] Should one strive to see one’s [...] difficult. Behind this also there is the decree of merciful providence. Imagine [...] the words of Rabindranath Tagore:

[90] (41) History bears testimony that [...] blows. Remember, by an unalterable decree of history, the evil forces are destined to meet their final doom.

[4] Now, when human beings do not move [...] universe. It is a providential decree that movement is a must for all: [...] ádarsha, an ideology before them.