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[7] What is Karma? Karma means action. [...] of place. So, it is an action or deed in English, D-E-E-D. What is intellectual? Intellectual means movement of ectoplasmic staff.

[17] You can fathom only according to [...] Now, if one wants to do some good deed excluding Paramátmá that may or may not be a good deed. This will be sheer selfishness [...] also do something more than that.

[13] Karmaphala has to be experienced for every action, whether a good deed or an evil one. Human beings cannot [...] the following paragraphs explain.

[49] What is pápa? Paropakárah [...] well-being is called punya or a virtuous deed; and any action which leads to [...] This is a case of pátaka.

[13] So you see, as long as the cognitive [...] knowledge, knowership and knowable; or deed, doer and done) in the six lower [...] satyaloka except pure Consciousness.

[63] One who is established in the Macrocosmic [...] knowledge become one; or when the deed and the “doable” become [...] knowledge has no absolute value.

[6] An action which is done independently [...] will which functions. The original deed which was performed by the direct [...] lost due to your original action.

[31] The bundle of saḿskáras [...] the vibration created by the evil deed and the vibration of the original [...] offense, the vibration of the evil deed is in perfect harmony with the [...] her nerves gradually decreases.

[14] The principles of Yama are ahiḿsá, [...] creature through thought, word or deed. Satya denotes action of mind [...] mind resonates with Cosmic will.

[83] The kings of those days were generally [...] India, when the king made out a deed on támralipi [copper sheets [...] subjects: “You shall accept this deed of gift.” But in Bengal, [...] request: “Please approve of this deed of gift.” This example shows [...] advanced under its sheltering wing.

[18] There is nothing inanimate or insentient [...] or enjoy according to one’s deed. He stands by His duties, why [...] perhaps than you even deserve.

[19] During the Mahábhárata [...] People considered it to be a sacred deed to help the catuspathiis, which [...] was a small university in itself.

[25] In the third stage the question [...] completely obliterated. The doer, the deed and the witnessing entity merge [...] undifferentiated Supreme Entity.

[18] “Had he gone as a thief and [...] example others will learn this evil deed. And furthermore, in the future, [...] for him. So what can I do?”

[1] In the sphere of society building [...] injustice through thought, word or deed.

[8] That is why I say, whenever there is a desire to do any good deed, do it immediately, without bringing [...] 2 )

[8] The worst type of sin is called [...] sannyasin, and thus by his treacherous deed stole Sita from her cottage. So [...] in the disguise of a sannyasin.

[9] Another branch of Pátaka [...] which they should do by thought or deed, and engage in activities opposite to this, they are committing Pratyáváya.

[27] The shástra says that the [...] effect of recurring nature, his good deed should also have an effect of recurring nature.

[18] The physical body of living beings [...] nightmare, tormented by a cruel deed they performed in the past. While [...] centered on the pituitary plexus.

[10] This age, too, has undergone a [...] preparations before doing a good deed. Good people will do good deeds.

[2] As Shriiharśa is one of [...] Devanagari script came much later. The deed of gift written in the Sanskrit [...] without raising one’s hand).

[5] The author was most concerned with [...] commented, “For every noble deed I always extend my support. In [...] my full support is there.”

[2] In this universe there are people [...] upon each and every thought and deed as part of their spiritual practice. [...] Dharma lose their elevated stance.

[8] An old form of Bengali script has [...] banks of the Suvarnarekha River. A deed of gift written in the script [...] extant examples of Bengali script.

[27] A person who keeps this always [...] viveka], will not commit any wrong deed. Since the time of yore sádhakas [...] will not be attached to crudity.

[29] The cowherds replied, “We [...] have done the greatest virtuous deed. If we acquire a sin in the process, [...] whether in heaven or in hell.”

[11] One thing all of you should remember. [...] if someone performs a virtuous deed, people regard the person highly. [...] outside. Try to get the point.

[14] If the human body is compared to [...] afraid to perform any righteous deed. The human body and mind which [...] been successful in all respects.

[8] There is yet another kind of shadowy [...] be induced to perform any evil deed. They have no influence in the [...] yakśińii, but it may have happened.

[44] The rśi says “I know [...] is indispensable: the doer, the deed, and the instrument of deed. Parama Puruśa is immutable (Ajara) because the deed and its instrument originate from [...] constitute His universal body.

[40] “O Lord of lords, we hear [...] Lord – almost forcibly. The deed is performed openly and not in [...] – You have no mind.”

[49] Petty thoughts give birth to [...] be the perpetrator of any mean deed must maintain restraint in their [...] given to satsauṋga :

[33] The word pratáraka [...] killed, that would certainly be the deed of a cheat.

[34] If mango glue is kept in a container [...] them with food be considered the deed of an honest person.

[28] The poet Saraha says, “Look [...] nothing remains. So do as much pious deed as you can and aspire to live a hundred years. To do the noble deed you can expect to live a 100 years, [...] Sea a member of our team said:

[13] Kund + ka / ac = kunda . [...] preparatory process before performing any deed. The etymological meaning of the [...] 1 ) .

[227] Ekanore said: “You are a [...] keep in mind, prince, that a bad deed will never have good results, and a good deed will never have bad results.”

[19] Every action will have a reaction, [...] blasphemous action – an evil deed. One is bound to suffer the consequences [...] without the help of another person.

[33] The teeth of the hippopotamus are [...] probably responsible for this evil deed, acting out of greed for their [...] capriciousness of human beings.

[8] To follow Vidyámáyá would be a good deed while to follow Avidyámáyá [...] back to the supreme rank quickly.

[16] Now, those who advocate the supremacy [...] said, “When I perform some deed, I do not expect any result: I [...] to Parama Puruśa.”

[19] One should undergo penance for [...] Similarly the bad result of a bad deed is the negative price of that [...] a long period, if not forever.

[10] In reply Shiva said, “Well, [...] the effect of Ravana’s evil deed will be a recurrent one. For this [...] mahápátakii.”

[18] “Kuru puńyam ahorátram”. [...] acts, it is certainly a virtuous deed. When the process of incantation [...] should try to attain this stage.

[15] What is a virtuous deed? Those actions which bring good [...] “Puńya karma” (virtuous deed), nor is the observance of religious [...] you feed them, that is virtue.

[14] Now the question is, How can this [...] through pious thought, benevolent deed and constant spiritual practice [...] be called sinful or dishonest?

[33] There is a good story in the Ramayana. [...] whenever you wish to perform a noble deed, do it immediately. Do today whatever [...] kálaharańam’”

[38] “‘Ashubhasya kálaharańaḿ.’ [...] realized that it was not a good deed, but I didn’t wait. I abducted [...] follow these two principles.”

[39] So to repeat, procrastination in [...] mind and you will not do the bad deed after all.

[32] Apa is a prefix. It denotes opposition. That which goes against karma [deed] is apakarma [misdeed]. When we [...] ascended to an advanced level of krti [deed]”. Apa means a degraded [...] the antonym of saḿskrti.

[1] The entire expression of this Universe [...] the spirit of that being, of that deed.

[37] There should be a two phase plan [...] Each individual will retain the deed of ownership of their land, but [...] implemented, all will benefit.

[70] What an awful thing! Who could have done such a cruel deed? The dog showed no sign of any [...] and swing and shake them about.

[18] Phalákáḿkśá [...] Similarly, with every thought or deed the reactions in potentiality [...] said in the Giitá –