De > References for ‘delusion’

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[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] AVIDYÁ, which one experiences as the delusion “If I do not think about [...] the crude. See also VIDYÁ.

[15] VEDA. Literally, “knowledge”; [...] AVIDYÁ, which one experiences as the delusion that if one remains aloof from [...] to control his or her destiny.

[13] When in a frightened or indignant [...] seen a ghost do not lie. Only the delusion of the mind appears to them as visual perception.

[12] But the Cosmic Consciousness unaffected [...] nucleus. Those who call Prakrti delusion or illusion are mistaken. If Prakrti [...] imagination has been done is real.

[32] The final goal of dharma is Paramátman, [...] [names of occult powers], are in delusion. They are simply wasting their [...] and not for Your powers.”

[21] Religion tries to transform the [...] dynamic nature, and out of fear or delusion, unquestioningly accept certain [...] inquisitive nature is extremely bad.

[38] The root verb kad means “to [...] deluded”, “to create delusion”. Kad + ambac = kadamba. Etymologically, [...] has several colloquial meanings:

[53] The verbal root kad means “to create delusion”, “to be deluded”, [...] vegetables in vegetable preparations.

[4] Since movement is the very characteristic [...] keeps lying in the darkness of delusion, that person’s fortune also [...] human beings, move on, move on.

[5] The attainment of Brahma is not [...] enemies (lust, anger, avarice, delusion, pride and envy) also cannot remain there. The Sádhaka then becomes free from all fears.

[19] Purport: Actually spirits and ghosts [...] seen a ghost do not lie. Only the delusion of the mind appears to them as visual perception.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] AVIDYÁ, which one experiences as the delusion “If I do not think about [...] the crude. See also VIDYÁ.

[18] VEDA. Literally, “knowledge”; [...] AVIDYÁ, which one experiences as the delusion that if one remains aloof from [...] to control his or her destiny.