De > References for ‘degradation’
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[17] The term bhakti is derived as bhaj [...] static devotion, because it leads to degradation.
[92] No matter what circumstances you are in, never lose sight of the Infinite One. Degradation is impossible for those who have [...] bliss is the only path for you.
[13] But why is this so? Are they alone responsible for their deceitfulness and mental degradation? Certainly not. I do not blame [...] stealing or committing armed robbery.
[112] The only way to save oneself from this kind of psychological degradation is to keep ones mind constantly [...] immeasurable influence over it.
[92] Shiva was the first man to marry [...] also saved the men from cultural degradation. For this reason every person [...] traditions of that long-past event.
[9] In such a defective society, life [...] into a state of doldrums. This degradation quickens the downfall of communism. [...] towards this inevitable, tragic end.
[17] A mind, driven by many psychic [...] cultural perversion and the all-round degradation of the individual and society. [...] about the downfall of the society.
[21] Whenever such an environmental degradation takes place, whenever the position [...] steps under such [circumstances].
[8] When human beings reach the third [...] there are strong possibilities of degradation also. At every step one must move [...] outer hindrances and obstacles.
[22] This type of degradation is not possible for creatures [...] application of His divine energy.
[16] Just as there are various functions [...] they will never suffer any mental degradation; rather they will be mentally [...] remembrance of Parama Puruśa.
[3] The third stage is the stage where [...] brings about ones downfall and degradation. Power corrupts its owner, and [...] strength to control the power.
[6] When a man moves in a line opposite the pull of the Supreme Being, this is movement towards degradation. Movement is a must, whether it is towards progress or degradation – whether towards hell or [...] of choice between progress and degradation.
[18] Power corrupts and absolute power [...] devotion is a force leading to degradation. You should not forget that God [...] a moment, without prior notice.
[13] But human beings have a particular [...] themselves into the dark cave of degradation. Thus a human can progress by [...] [svakrta] is called the human being.
[5] And the last but not of least importance [...] means mental deterioration, mental degradation, psychic degeneration. So utilize [...] of Parama Puruśa.”
[3] Some 3500 years ago, Krśńa [...] entire world that there would not be degradation of dharma, that He would come and save it.
[8] What is gláni [in the shloka [...] be considered to have suffered degradation. So Krśńa says that where there is degradation in dharma and adharma rises – [...] He makes them prepared to fight.
[7] He says that “Whenever there is degradation of dharma and development of adharma, [...] moment, I recreate Myself.”
[11] Here “Bhárata” [...] says that “Whenever there is degradation of dharma and wherever adharma [...] I create myself.’”
[12] Now, what is dharma? Krśńa says: “Whenever there is degradation of dharma, depravation of dharma, [...] attribution, is known as dharma.
[8] In Tantra the endeavour to establish [...] practice of avidyá leads to degradation. Sadáshiva, the original [...] self-aggrandizement or for revenge.
[53] “Those who accept differences [...] stones.” No one can prevent their degradation. The practice of Tantra is the [...] of ignorance and annihilation.
[20] The process of Tantra sádhaná [...] there is little chance of their degradation. Rather with their developed mental [...] their intellects in a better way.
[9] PROUT does not want to turn the [...] led the nation towards further degradation. This was because Indias [...] their práńa dharma.
[61] Kiirtaniiyah sadáharih one [...] mudslinging others. This leads to psychic degradation. In fact people should perform [...] forever, and hence kiirtana averts the degradation of the human mind. You should [...] rule. Victory will surely be yours.
[5] Sin [...] goes hand in hand with your own degradation. Humans become far removed from [...] worse than pátaka .
[5] Everything in this universe is [...] descendants and abandon them to a life of degradation forever? Why should they not offer [...] “one who supports someone.”
[24] But even if there is no defect [...] rush headlong to the depths of degradation, and no one will remain to save [...] For them there will be no escape.
[49] The literal meaning of Brahma is [...] others, one who elevates them from degradation, is great. This is the underlying [...] unparalleled Brahma, the incomparable.
[37] Then what is the solution? On ordinary [...] God, and any possibility of mental degradation is averted: their humanity is [...] 2 )
[23] Everything in this universe is [...] descendants and abandon them to a life of degradation forever? Why should they not offer [...] “one who supports someone”.
[21] It is not that arrogance of this [...] compelled to move along the path of degradation. Thus the arrogance born of this [...] nothing beyond and outside me.”
[25] When movement is analytical or [...] than ordinary people, otherwise degradation is unavoidable.
[26] Movement is life. Where this is [...] it is progress, otherwise it is degradation. The moment a man is born he starts [...] has to be fulfilled here and now.
[32] Then is unit consciousness or jiivátmá [...] reborn as a dog. The progress or degradation of the human mind has a direct effect on the apparent progress or degradation of the soul, because of the souls [...] certainly not the Supreme Agent.
[26] The negative movement towards crudity [...] person sinks to the nadir point of degradation, we often say, “Such-and-such [...] the abode of nectar, move towards degradation. But the controller of this path, [...] the seven lower realms as well.
[3] What is degradation? The divine effulgence earned [...] towards the world of knowledge.
[12] It is said that Rávańa [...] the reason for a persons degradation. How do these depraved propensities [...] that Rávańa .
[34] In older days the scriptures or [...] human progress and which lead to degradation, are called shástra. They [...] and itikathá (history).
[14] If the human body is compared to [...] utilize these assets, then their degradation is inevitable. But if people who [...] been successful in all respects.
[9] I said that the influence of positive [...] social structure –]] undergoes degradation or elevation.
[10] I hope that you will not allow any degradation to take place in the human order, [...] Macropsychic corporal structures.
[208] One should know the characteristics [...] of supernatural powers leads to degradation and brings one under the control [...] cast off as a venomous serpent.
[361] Then what is the solution? On ordinary [...] God, and any possibility of mental degradation is averted.
[15] This parallelism can be lost as [...] maladjustment or unadjustable elevation or degradation of any one of the constituent [...] and undergone a corporal change.
[7] Let me further explain what dogma [...] blasphemy. It will lead to the degradation of humanity.”
[102] In the Dvápara era, [...] firm opinion that it led to the degradation of humanity and the decay of spirituality. [...] diplomacy is destroyed by diplomacy.
[11] However, as long as the human beings [...] instrumental for peoples progress or degradation. In a 1200-year-old Buddhist Bengali poem it is said –
[19] The supporters of political isms [...] dragged humanity to the nadir of degradation. Incredibly, a few people in the [...] influence of the static force.
[22] The supreme ideology is that which [...] the inevitable consequences of degradation.
[16] People use the power that comes [...] Avidyámáyá leads to degradation. Hence any use of supernatural [...] inevitably leads to a fall and to degradation.
[19] Every action will have a reaction, [...] invariably leads to downfall and degradation, and so it is essential to refrain [...] without the help of another person.
[25] It is necessary to know what the [...] under any circumstances leads to degradation, as they bring the user under [...] is a great preceptor (sadguru).
[3] Although country rice wine is considered [...] and eventually brings about their degradation.
[18] And some people say, “By [...] sphere of knowledge there can be degradation, because in the first phase, when [...] and in that case there will be degradation. You will go below the standard [...] may not be of a spiritual order.
[9] Those who follow Vidyámáyá [...] and also become the cause of the degradation of their unit consciousness. Such as these are lower than the lowest.
[9] These beings are called devayonis. [...] the cause of his or her downfall, degradation, depravation. This type of being is called yakśa.
[11] Rakśa. People with fighting [...] pújá become the cause of degradation. After death the person wont [...] This type is called rakśa.
[32] Who is a durácárii? [...] anybody, because they do not risk degradation through association with anybody; [...] different people. What are they?
[7] Now let me say a few words about [...] was overlooked. This resulted in degradation and downfall. In the Pathan period [...] effecting the harmony between the two.
[25] Shuddhá buddhi means “benevolent [...] animal. Nobody can check his or her degradation. And when the bhakta has shuddhá [...] jiṋániis are [foolish].
[12] PC: Personal Contact, Personal [...] life, those actions which lead to degradation Paraḿátman: “Universal [...] as the nucleus of the Universe
[5] The Supreme Self is the peak of [...] committed and there will be no degradation of the soul, even if a physical action outwardly damages or destroys someone.
[1] Once, in answer to a question, [...] world. In order to prevent human degradation, ideology is indispensable. The [...] people die in the prime of life.
[18] Paritráńáya [...] factors, it may become degraded. This degradation is called gláni. If it [...] come here again and again.”