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[15] During the sun-bath, the diseased [...] into the shade and the procedures described below followed.
[9] The gist of this sloka is that [...] they appear to be human, are best described as “donkeys”! They [...] but the mentality of a donkey.
[3] Puruśa we know is Jiṋána, [...] things. Its form or shape cannot be described. Fire is a crude object and its [...] formless. It really cannot have a form.
[22] Regarding Puruśa, Vedanta [...] witness of the created world is described as Saguńa Brahma [Qualified [...] jeopardy is finally untenable.
[12] The human pineal gland, which is the seat of the jiivátmá [unit soul], can be described as the Krśńa of [...] consequent disintegration, otherwise described in the sacred Vedas as mahatii [...] mahatii vinaśt́i.
[5] The meaning of this shloka is, [...] limitation of forms, yet I have described your various divine forms – this I should not have done. Secondly, I have eulogized you, I have described your virtues; but in fact your [...] beseech your forgiveness.”
[7] In the above shloka Parama Puruśa has been described as Shánta. As long as the [...] this Tranquil Entity is Shiva.
[43] Those doctors who continue to treat [...] who are full of sin and can be described as antisocial bloodsuckers? According [...] difficulties should be immediately solved.
[73] If, after analysing the economic structure of society, I described vaeshyas from developed countries [...] exploiters who trade in religion.
[11] In this latest work on “Neohumanism”, [...] social and spiritual liberation. He described the development of the embryonic [...] the magnanimity of Neohumanism.
[7] The same thing has been most beautifully described by Satyendranath Dutta, the Asian poet:
[73] Anyhow, towards the beginning of [...] owners. This rebellion has been described by Dinabandhu Mitra in his book, Niiladarpańa.
[117] And not only phallus worship; most of the gods and goddesses described in the mythologies of different [...] support of various scriptures.
[18] The sense of differentiation and [...] others. Some of you know how I have described the exploiters. I said they are [...] – they are never genuine.
[23] “Sa bhúmirvishvato [...] in Him. That is why He has been described, “Atyatiśt́ha [...] in the átmika jagata too.
[6] [If the ink tablets were as big [...] all Your qualities could never be described.]
[3] Does this increased capacity to [...] an extent that they can best be described as “demons in human form.” [...] supreme question or parama prashna.
[4] Therefore, it is the duty of every [...] science. Parama Puruśa is described as “Truth, Consciousness [...] non-attachment, and by His beauty too.
[13] After that what happens? By taking [...] stage one is also called Gopa as described in scriptures (shástras):
[17] With a particular idea in one’s [...] instance, Dhúmávatii is described as vivarńá [...] one or another idea of that type.
[19] Take for instance the case of Kálii. She is described as meghavarńá, [...] because there was no other colour.
[20] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] vásá ). She is further described as shavashivárúd́há [...] of the past, present and future.
[25] In the poem Kálii is described as Narashirakhad́ga-varábhayashobhaná [...] never attain the Supreme Goal.
[41] Not only that, there is also a [...] in one part of the shloka she is described as meghavarńa [“having [...] that colour); then again she is described in the same shloka as shyámá. [...] shloka itself. The second meaning is
[31] Not only that, there is also a [...] in one part of the shloka she is described as meghavarńa, that is, [...] that colour); then again she is described in the same shloka as shyámá. [...] itself. The second meaning is,
[2] In the unit or collective body, [...] sádhaná should be described as pratilom vyávasthá [...] mind itself loses its identity.
[7] He is also described as Guńahiina, because He [...] spiritual aspirants have been saying:
[13] “If the ink tablets (ink [...] all Your qualities could never be described.”
[16] Shiva has been described as “Gańábharańam” [...] outsiders would never dare to do that.
[12] Ugram: In the above mantra the [...] half-human and half-lion) have been described. He has been called Ugra: “Ur” [...] none else can be ugra except Him.
[40] Now you can very well understand [...] Nirguńa. A dot cannot be described properly; it has a position but [...] represent Nirguńa Brahma.
[41] The characteristics of Puruśottama [...] Indeed they are too vast to be described, yet I shall tell you whatever [...] is said in the Kaevalya Shruti:
[89] We cannot call this Turiiya Sthulaparájiṋa, [...] His characteristic form cannot be described, for how can any material language [...] force by one object upon another.
[1] In Ánanda Sútram [...] no manifestation of creation. To described this state the term Prakrti is [...] Máyá has various expressions:
[13] Now, let us examine the spiritual [...] goal is not finite, the states described in Anukulavedaniiyam, Pratikulavedaniiyam, [...] therefore, is the real form of progress.
[18] Spiritual progress can only be [...] overwhelm the mind. This stage is described in the Gita as “Dukhesu [...] escapes from the reaction of pain.
[19] The only true progress for human [...] subtler ones according to the process described above. The absence of such consumption [...] “Nanyapantha vidyate ayanaya.”
[10] In the vast multitude of people, [...] reptiles, trees and plants. I have described this endless movement of microcosms [...] the tańd́ava dance.
[11] Through these vibrational expressions [...] scriptures. Here Parama Puruśa is described as rasa vae sah. He is flow personified. [...] to the existence of an animal.
[5] “Oh, Parama Puruśa, [...] goddesses in various forms. I have described ten-armed gods, four-armed gods [...] moment of mental weakness.”
[35] Take for example the case of a [...] called human beings; they are better described as undeveloped animals.
[3] It may also happen that an elephant [...] are following him. This may be described as anusarańa.
[26] “‘Here is a place of [...] Párvatii, to make her understand) well described
[11] With a particular idea in one’s [...] instance, Dhúmávatii is described as vivarńá [colourless], [...] the case of Kálii. She is described as meghavarńa, black. Why [...] because there was no other colour.
[12] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] are Her clothes. She is further described as shavashivárúd́há. [...] of the past, present and future.
[17] In the poem Kálii is described as Narashriḿghakhad́gavarábhayashobhaná. [...] never attain the supreme goal.
[28] The Aryan leader Agastya was the [...] rákśasas [demons] of Lanka, as described in the Rámáyańa, [...] are the ways of demons.”
[89] The tiger is one of the oldest [...] dhyána mantra of Shiva, he has been described as wearing a tiger skin, that [...] [“riding on a lion”].
[17] In order to write anything, paper, [...] Puruśa can never be fully described.”
[3] Story two concerns an incident [...] the narrator’s grandmother, described as a resident of Burdwan District, [...] 1 )
[7] Stories nine and ten take place [...] north Kolkata residence, which is described in some detail. One finds an account [...] from vidyádhara microvita.
[17] He terms the temporary ectoplasmic structure or mental body created in the manner just described preśita mánas, “recreated [...] 8 )
[6] At one time the people of Samatat [...] glory. The ancient Roman historians described Bengal as Ganga-Ridi [the land [...] South Bengal must be built anew.
[50] 5. Janah loka – This is [...] beyond the supramental has been described, and hence there is no word in [...] tamah is less, and rajah is least.
[42] Ans.: – The unit mind can be described as Consciousness under the bondage [...] degrees of Prakrti’s bondage.
[1] In the intellectual sphere, the [...] Rámacaritamánasa. The events described in these epics are not real. But [...] Mahábhárata are factual.
[6] 3. Since the beginning of yoga [...] of Shiva”], Shiva has been described as vyághrámbara [...] 1 )
[25] Parama Puruśa, the Supreme [...] constantly new. That is why He has been described as bhávátiita abhinava [“beyond bháva, ever-new”].
[26] 13. In the “Shivagiiti” as well as the dhyána mantra of Shiva, Shiva is described as rajatagirinibha. That is, the [...] 3 )
[18] These jad́asphot́as [...] instantaneous occurrence have been described above. But if, due to exterial [...] of bursting up become gradual.
[10] Rudra is described as having five faces. What do [...] mundane beings, who are His children.
[35] In the Vedas, little distinction [...] sentiments. For example, the Aryans are described as white and are considered superior [...] deities or Sura. The non-Aryans are described as black and are considered inferior [...] be totally false and misleading.
[43] What is the result of this headlong [...] which the character of Rama is described is called the Rámáyańa. [...] possesses any light of its own.
[42] Ans.: – The unit mind can be described as Consciousness under the bondage [...] degrees of Prakrti’s bondage.
[3] If we study the annals of ancient [...] difference between the Janya Iishvara as described by Maharśi Kapila and the [...] Puruśasúkta of the Rgveda it is said:
[3] My purpose is to let people cure [...] ásanas and mudrás described in this book. People are requested [...] the reader may consult that book.
[14] Plants follow plant dharma and [...] through these four aspects can be described as following the path of human [...] animal dharma and human dharma.
[14] Párthasárathi is [...] like the unit puruśa as described by Sáḿkhya? No, [...] only after staging a huge drama.
[6] Utámrtasyesháno [...] Vedas all these levels have been described: Asúryáh náma [...] meaning of this shloka .
[15] Mahat does not signify “great” [...] Parama Puruśa is described as mahána agryapuruśa .
[42] “You are the Formless Entity, [...] Your all-pervasiveness. I have described the merit one acquires by visiting [...] I beg Your forgiveness.”
[43] The Supreme Entity is aniirvacaniiyah [...] whereas living beings can easily be described by words. Everything concerned [...] Puruśa, the scriptures say:
[4] In this regard, bear in mind that [...] the body. Owing to the reasons described earlier, an attack of paralysis [...] whereas the other side is not.
[13] What is life? Mechanism makes no [...] living things can be adequately described in terms of just matter and motion. [...] primitive atoms whirling through space.
[6] [The supreme spiritual state which [...] perpetual Cosmic ideation, can be described in brief by the word oṋm.]
[3] These three kinds of obstacles can also be described as triple afflictions or trividha [...] attain from these afflictions.
[1] A society may be described as the collection of numerous [...] structure inspired by exalted ideas.
[14] Now we shall discuss the panacea. [...] pseudo-humanistic strategy; I have described them as “human chameleons” [...] change their colours frequently.
[35] But there is something more beyond this, which I have described as “spirituality as a mission”. [...] to do anything and everything.
[5] The human is sometimes described as a rational animal. Such a view [...] call that particular phase human.
[7] I was talking about Indonesia. [...] Hanuman, the son of the wind god as described in the Rámáyańa. [...] despite being non-Aryan languages.
[9] In the case of microcosmic flows, [...] the inner externity, and this is described jiṋánamátmani [...] enjoy the cognitive stance.”
[7] “The Divine Entity has an [...] His heads. No single head can be described as “His head” because [...] domain of the witnessing faculty.
[24] Spiritual practice is essential [...] about-turn and cross the three phases described above. They have to return to [...] from where their existence sprang.
[2] Lord Krśńa was considered [...] universe. The poet Rabindranath described this Cosmic Nucleus as “jiivanadevatá” in his poetry.
[20] The King of Magadha then was Jarasandha. As described earlier, the child Jarasandha [...] Jarasandha wanted his own kingdom.
[148] A keṋco/kaiṋcukii/mahiilatá [...] cluster of leeches is collectively described as kuiṋja .
[15] Often people who assemble for [...] [camp]. A camp of robbers can also be described as a robbers’ kut́a .
[30] Kut́a also means [...] That is why a destitute person was described as kapardakahiina [penniless].
[128] Another meaning of kumbhila [...] then that type of person is also described as kumbhila.
[71] If some part of the hand or [...] language; in spoken Bengali it is described as kaŕá paŕá [...] this corn is kuvala .
[68] Kuláya also means [...] arriving at the right house, can be described as kuláya .
[2] She thought, “I shall prepare [...] experience indescribable joy, is described as Kauṋkálamálinii samádhi.
[80] Kal + ki = kalki. The meaning of [...] stotra Kalki Avatára is described as the tenth and final avatar of Viśńu:
[31] Whenever we find the expression [...] case of Cosmic vibration are also described as kárańa .
[35] The primal shakti contained [...] first stage of creation], which is described using various names such as [...] varying unique characteristics.
[60] The relation between the cognitive [...] sámányávasthá . If the first one is described as kárańadeha [causal body], the second one should be described as sámányadeha [body beyond the subtle layer of mind].
[46] “Oh Lord, you are beyond form. Even then I have described Your form in meditation. This [...] of my mental deformity.”
[5] The third meaning of káca [...] káca , as a glass object is described as siise kii ciij [object [...] siisá means “lead”.
[61] If part of a book contains [...] Mahábhárata are described not as eighteen káńd́as [...] identical, are almost the same.
[73] Throughout history millions of [...] their actions might perhaps be described as immoral, but they certainly would not contravene the dharma of human existence.
[3] The garuda bird as described in the Puranas and the vátávii bird described in the Mahábhárata [...] made to ensure their survival.
[39] Eko Devah. This Deva, that is Parama [...] entire cosmos. Therefore, He is described as Eko Deva, the One Deva. The [...] numeral. Now the reason why He can be described as Eka or One is that it is only [...] person can become one with Him.
[17] How to apply a compress: Lying [...] following it with a warm compress as described above. At night, before retiring [...] the testicles cool for the night.
[20] There is still another thing which sounds a little harsh when clearly described, yet all intelligent people realize [...] identify those who made them refugees.
[15] Let me tell you an interesting [...] Bengal. These five Brahmans are described as the ancestors of the millions [...] such caste histories reliable?
[4] The nerve cells are active and [...] experience a condition which may be described as feeling unnerved. For example, [...] we say he is feeling unnerved.
[25] Everything is ensconced in the [...] the Cosmic Mind, or what may be described as spiritual flow or cosmic flow.
[11] The seven categories mentioned above have sometimes been described in scripture as devayoni. They [...] mercy.”! It can hardly be described as mercy; more precisely the goddess [...] but you all know what they are.
[19] Ananda Marga system : Now, [...] a gandharva form of marriage as described by Manu, but it is solemnized [...] breathing fresh life into humanity.
[16] During the sun-bath, the diseased [...] into the shade and the procedures described below followed. (a) If there is [...] with oil for four or five minutes.
[1] The subject of my discourse today will be: Intuitional Science as described in the Krśńa-Yajurveda.
[4] Therefore wise persons conclude [...] states of spiritual ecstasy are described as dashá, bhává and mahábháva.
[7] [A sádhaka (spiritual practitioner) [...] the ground. Bábá described this samádhi as mahábháva, described in Vaeśńava philosophy.]
[9] This mahábháva is [...] experienced by the sádhaka is described as dashá. When the sádhaka [...] called mahábháva.
[17] These jad́asphot́as [...] instantaneous occurrence have been described above. But if, due to exterial [...] of bursting up becomes gradual.
[6] 2. Those who do not undertake much [...] the blood vessels, as previously described, and produces too high a pressure of blood on the heart.
[6] So what is the difference between [...] moving plant, then humans could be described as rational moving plants! But [...] are a different kind of being.
[18] Recently one more interpretation [...] resembles the second definition described earlier, but it even lacks the [...] very fundamentals of human nature.
[15] People say that He has been serving people, doing good to them, with five faces. He is described as having five faces: two on the [...] individual’s desires for action.
[11] The characteristics of Brahma which have been described in the Vedas or in Tantra are [...] action (karańa)”.
[14] As Shiva desires the well-being [...] His simple self. His marriage is described in a poem:
[35] We come across another Lakśmii in Jain Tantra, Buddhist Tantra and Post-Shiva Tantra, described as Kamalá, one of the Ten [...] be the daughter of Shiva either.
[57] So there is nothing surprising [...] is the book in her hand. She is described as viińápustakarainjitahaste [...] Puráńa is caught in his own trap.
[36] Let us say a little more about [...] goddess Durgá of those days is described in one place as eight-handed, [...] given to the ten-handed goddess.
[39] Now, many of you are aware of the [...] Rámáyańa. Tulsidas described the character of Rama as he thought [...] Conceived by Tulsidas”].
[6] Recently one more interpretation [...] resembles the second definition described earlier, but it even lacks the [...] very fundamentals of human nature.
[8] Kali Yuga is described in the scriptures as the human [...] discretion is lost, One in this state is described as sleeping. However when one’s [...] then this is known as Satya Yuga.