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[4] In the dashá phase, [...] oṋ, like this, but no definite language is produced.

[15] The influence of the environment [...] basically psychic in nature, the definite influence of the environment can [...] altogether different environment.

[7] Then is the causal matrix the liberator? [...] matrix can function only with the definite permission of the Causal Consciousness, [...] matrix is the cause of creation.

[10] I have said that doing kiirtana is the definite duty of every spiritual aspirant. [...] necessity for every spiritual aspirant.

[32] Kśititattva (solid factor) [...] Solids can be touched; they have a definite shape and taste. Lastly, it is [...] crudest form as the solid factor.

[15] Some people say, “Keep on [...] perform good deeds, but they have no definite goal before them: this will not [...] move while doing those good deeds.

[6] The influence of the environment [...] basically psychic in nature, the definite influence of the environment can [...] 2 )

[20] The existence of mind is demonstrated [...] psychic state. The mind takes on a definite form because of that particular [...] So it needs an appropriate body.

[2] Whatever were the daily habits [...] dance and jump, but there is a a definite procedure in our movement; we dance with definite process. The common procedure [...] first stage of aesthetic science.

[2] When the actional expressions take a definite form, a definite shape or a definite size, that shape is known as “kriyá”. [...] only actional expressions but no definite form, or shape, or size, it is [...] Cosmic Puruśa, must be there.

[7] “Sarvabhútádhivásah [...] without His permission, without His definite permission, that Operative Principle [...] but the reflecting plate as well.

[7] When asked by his disciples, Lord [...] movement should be according to a definite system and in that definite system there should be eight fundamental [...] Samyak Darshan in Saḿskrta.

[9] The third one is Samyak Vák. [...] or motor movements must be of a definite order; they must be properly oriented. [...] must always be properly utilized.

[2] There is a definite need for the use of the extra-long [...] ordinary or colloquial language.

[31] What is this práńa-bodha? [...] is not continuous but flows in definite little jumps; thus the stream [...] one’s power of receptivity.

[16] In fact, the fundamental principle that is needed for arriving at some definite conclusion in the matter is that [...] of the breach of domestic peace.

[147] In all walks of present-day life, the dark shadows of immorality are fast taking definite shapes and hampering human progress. [...] leaders of the party in power.

[11] Since the advent of living beings [...] Shiva. Shiva provided it with a definite form, and it became popularly [...] sense of vaedyak shástra.

[17] Shiva did not merely invent [...] Shiva gave a systematic form and definite structure to everything which [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[25] Shiva did not merely invent nrtya, [...] Shiva gave a systematic form and definite structure to everything which [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[29] It is universally true, for all [...] comprehensive ideology which provides definite, clear-cut and bold directions [...] a code of conduct for all time.

[5] On the paths of action and knowledge, [...] to be realized, and there is a definite cult to attain Him, to realize [...] knowledge and action on the other.

[2] ARTICLES [...] recognized in English grammar: (1) definite, (2) indefinite (general) and [...] with this definition. Definite article: The, that, those may be treated as definite articles. Indefinite [...] is a numeral article.

[13] SOME [...] pronunciation: In French, the definite article the is le [...] possessive suffix. –Eds.

[31] Of the 5018 Prabháta Saḿgiita [...] the New Dawn in which there is a definite feminine outlook. This selection [...] them into a mystic experience.

[14] Due to psychic dilation the crude [...] underdeveloped plants and creatures can have definite progress in the course of pratisaiṋcara, [...] can utilize to serve its purpose.

[3] “Tava” means “Your”. “Dravyaḿ” means “that which takes a definite form”. The spiritual aspirant [...] compounds, but not the original stuff.

[23] In French the masculine form of the definite article (the) is le, the feminine [...] not le am but lezam [les hommes].

[6] [The conclusion was that, although there is a certain definite proportion in which paiṋcabhútas [...] the lights change accordingly.]

[1] Today’s discourse is, “Microcosm [...] on moving until it reaches that definite goal. What should be the goal? [...] should be the object of ideation?

[98] Hence in the realm of dharma, the [...] comprehensive ideology which provides definite, clear-cut and bold directions [...] a code of conduct for all time.

[388] Thus Shiva gave a systematic form and a definite structure to everything which [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[28] Just as every language has its [...] to speak it then there will be a definite difference in their pronunciation. [...] and millions will suffer for it.

[4] Both kinds of rhinoceros – [...] present ones. Although there is no definite proof, it can be said on the basis [...] boar, and common hog of our time.

[60] Every manifested object of this universe has a definite dimension. It comes from an unknown [...] his kála .”

[92] There is a proper time and [...] there is a special season and a definite time. A boy who plays in the morning [...] káńd́a .

[13] “Little boy, stand up.” [Indicating A–, who is English-speaking. A– can give no definite answer either, much to his embarrassment. [...] language of the modern world.”

[15] The area of the mind depends solely [...] subjectivated pabula have their definite periphery. Suppose you see the [...] objects are objectivated pabula.

[7] If we think deeply and try to trace [...] Everything is happening with a definite message for the future, with a [...] fulfil a historical necessity.

[7] [filler] In all walks of present-day life, the dark shadows of immorality are fast taking definite shapes and hampering human progress. [...] leaders of the party in power.

[56] In all walks of present-day life, the dark shadows of immorality are fast taking definite shape and hampering human progress. [...] government give rise to mass upsurge.

[17] Vashvitva helps a person to bring [...] are to be guided towards their definite progress, they will first have [...] achieved through positive microvita.

[9] The “of” that I have [...] indeclinables. “The” is the definite article. Now the definite article remains unchanged in the [...] exceptions. For example, in French the definite article le is used for masculine [...] plural. So we see that in French the definite article changes according to the [...] khuŕá, khuŕi.

[10] Anyhow, the compound word “court-dancer” is created by removing the indeclinable “of” and the definite article “the” from [...] “yard of the court”.

[54] The huge city in the south of England [...] once again, only that there is a definite need to remember the original [...] a matter to think over as well.

[30] Hindi uses different indicators [...] Assamese ra; and so on. In French the definite article (the) changes according [...] the plural. This change in the definite article does not take place in [...] still and French quite difficult.

[1] From the very beginning of the [...] spiritualism and materialism with no definite result. In ancient times when [...] thought also came into existence.

[3] Primitive human beings in the distant [...] well, by bringing songs within a definite system and introducing various [...] the cruder expressions of life.