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[8] Even when you think of God as an [...] is not going to bring about the desired results.

[3] [Bábá paused and [...] Sudámá. He never desired anything from Krśńa, [...] greater devotee than was Arjuna.

[19] What is kiirtana ? There [...] Mahaprabhu (Shrii Caitanya Dev) desired to do kiirtana to the tunes [...] ákhare kiirtana karive) .

[47] As Saguńa Brahma wants each [...] which can be divided properly into desired distinct units. Saguńa [...] innumerable unit consciousnesses.

[45] Afforestation must be carried out [...] or one hundred years to get the desired result. And planting only fast [...] can be selectively cut and sold.

[27] I also trust and believe that whatever [...] whatever Vraja Krśńa desired, sádhakas will certainly [...] the sole mission of your life.

[19] Pariprashna then, teaches that [...] Parama Puruśa was One, but He desired to become many in a sportive mood. [...] all the jiivas of this universe.

[38] And what is the result? Those sádhákas [...] sorrow and go on performing the desired tasks of Brahma, do not seek anything [...] as an instrument of His Grace.

[2] The suffix úk/uk is used for any particular action, object or thought that is desired. For example, icchuk [desirous] [...] harm if this spelling remained?

[36] You know, once there was an altercation [...] cannot hate anybody. Even if so desired by Him – suppose He desires [...] of Parama Puruśa.”

[2] People unable to attain their objects [...] utter frustration. Yet sometimes desired objects come to them whether they [...] Brahma-vijiṋána or intuitional science.

[6] Take for example Bhisma, a prominent [...] course, a righteous man and even desired the victory of the righteous Pandavas, [...] morality, he supported the Kaoravas.

[61] “Self-knowledge, that is [...] that their progress – their desired goal – does not lie in the [...] Vijiṋána (Physical Science).

[18] That is, so long as human beings [...] detaching themselves from their desired acts, and thereby purifying their [...] study, they cannot attain Brahma.

[36] Living beings have a desire to [...] with the attainment of each thing desired. No sensory enjoyment is infinite. [...] satisfied through these finite objects.

[8] The other cult, the non-Shaeva [...] jiṋána márga: that He desired it, and then the blade of grass [...] cult over the non-Shaeva cult.

[32] To counteract the malevolent effect [...] classes will not necessarily have the desired effect. Stress should be placed [...] should be spread amongst the people.

[11] The world advanced still further, [...] wished or as many luxuries as one desired. In the vaeshya -dominated [...] -dominated society continues even today.

[6] (5) It is imperative to fast without [...] and new moon). In addition, if desired, a fast can be observed on two [...] púrńimá and amávasyá.

[37] That is – Tantra has expressed [...] sincerity could not attain the desired status. The deficiencies of Vedic society have in this way inflicted great harm on Tantra.

[3] Everything cometh from Me, remaineth [...] Everything cometh from Me. That is, He desired that something should be created [...] And the universe came into being.

[8] Now wherever a few spiritual aspirants [...] anywhere, wherever, whenever, so desired by Him.

[4] The women throughout Ráŕh [...] permitted to remarry if they so desired. [...] contributions of Shaeva Tantra.

[7] This world of ours is a world of [...] themselves unreservedly into the work desired by Him. This is the underlying spirit of sevá.

[8] The women throughout Ráŕh [...] permitted to remarry if they so desired. [...] contributions of Shaeva Tantra.

[144] Although the system of seat reservation [...] arrangements for seat reservation, if desired, may be permitted for backward [...] will it be adopted, otherwise not.

[12] A horrible feast’s menu leaves much to be desired: raw beaten rice mixed with paddy; [...] a sacerdotal fee of five paisa.

[2] Then Bábá demonstrated [...] without the help of any organ, if so desired by Him.

[3] He explained that actually the [...] organs. That can occur only if so desired by Him. Anything and everything [...] into a man and not vice versa.

[26] Prakámya : Whatever my Párthasárathi desired was accomplished. Atoms, molecules, [...] illustrate this. That is why people say:

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] others); prápti, to obtain any desired object; iishitva, to control (this [...] prakámya, to materialize the desired outcome of events; and antaryámitva, [...] The Vedic system of medicine.

[3] What is Máyá? When [...] the Cognitive Principle had not desired to create anything, Máyá would have had no manifestation.

[14] Máyá has three guńas [...] money, Mr. Tamoguńa also desired to murder the man. The other two, [...] Máyá, but rather through its help.

[85] This world of ours is a world of [...] selves unreservedly into the work desired by Him. This is the underlying spirit of sevá.

[187] The first step of sádhaná [...] attainment of Brahma is the only desired goal of their lives, and the weapon [...] attain this goal is Yama-Niyama.

[409] I also trust and believe that whatever Párthasárathi Krśńa desired, sádhakas will certainly [...] the sole mission in your life.

[30] Kut́a also means [...] This was obligatory. If anyone so desired, he could also give more. That [...] kapardakahiina [penniless].

[45] Nowadays, in those cases where there is difficulty getting the desired effect by swallowing the medicine [...] needles and themselves use them.

[15] The meaning of the verbal root [...] “that whose attraction is desired” is kań + da = kanda. All [...] ol, arum, are called kandashaka.

[17] “That which shines” or “that which is desired” – while using the word [...] Kakanda means “gold”.

[194] 2) Desired object.

[15] The meaning of the root verb kam [...] desires” or “that which is desired”. If kam is taken to mean “water”, [...] Colloquially kamat́a means:

[26] Kam + alac = kamala. Kam means “desired” or “wished for”. [...] kamalra. Colloquially, kamala means:

[13] The patient has to be careful to [...] fasting, plenty of water, and, if desired, sweet or sour citrus juices mixed [...] [i.e. spicy], salty or rough foods.

[8] Then Iishvara – do you use [...] prakámya, to materialize the desired outcome of events], vyapti [or [...] entity], prápti [to obtain any desired object] – these are all [...] word Iishvara is also meaningful.

[11] Thus the fundamental entity is [...] moment if Parama Puruśa so desired. But He does not because it would [...] the dissolution of this world.

[7] Human thought-waves and human knowledge [...] lean and thin. But it is also a desired future for humanity, because when [...] Spiritual progress will be easier.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] others); prápti, to obtain any desired object; iishitva, to control (this [...] prakámya, to materialize the desired outcome of events; and antaryámitva, [...] VIDYÁMÁYÁ.

[29] That is why, in Ananda Marga Oṋḿkára [...] means there is nothing else to be desired. Collectively or individually [...] attaining Him means attaining all.

[9] Each and every entity, all the [...] insect can attain salvation if so desired by Him. It is a fact that an insect [...] also can attain salvation if so desired by Him. And those scripture-holders [...] their part to say such things.

[16] All microcosms create their own [...] only attains a fraction of what is desired. If one’s longings are not [...] waves one can never attain success.

[94] Tośa means the state of [...] perfect peace of mind? Achieving the desired objects may give one pleasure [...] rule; this is the law of nature.

[9] Always remember that an effective [...] will certainly bring about the desired result. You should also remember [...] scold you, but He cannot hate you.

[14] Many people believe that in old [...] name disappeared from the list of desired foods. In many people’s opinion, [...] oggara bhattá [hot rice].

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] others); prápti, to obtain any desired object; iishitva, to control (this [...] prakámya, to materialize the desired outcome of events; and antaryámitva, [...] VIDYÁMÁYÁ.

[33] The following should be remembered. [...] land to someone will not yield the desired production. It is not always possible [...] decentralization is essential.

[42] Prakámya : The word [...] meaning is “to get what is desired”. Just as a person can amass wealth [...] aspirant should proceed with caution.