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[25] Deva. Parama Puruśa is called [...] called Deva; and the, source of a devas is, called Mahádeva. So, [...] Mahádeva. The rest of the so-called devas are merely His reflections. Who [...] Mahádeva. The rest of the so-called devas are merely called Deva. He is [...] Puruśa is Deva, and no one else.

[27] The Entity whose vibration vibrates [...] God of all gods, the Deva of all devas, that is, Mahádeva. By [...] means the eight páshas.

[15] Each and every entity has its peculiarity, [...] expressions of Parama Puruśa are devas. The controller of these devas, or the factor just above these devas, is Mahádeva. Mahádeva [...] Mahádeva. Hence they are deva.

[21] Everything, each and every expression, [...] visible. But all those waves are devas, because they vibrate the entire creation.

[22] Now all these waves emanate from [...] source that controls all these devas, all those vibrations or vibrational [...] “Mahádeva”.

[24] Then the rśi says Deva. [...] So these fifty letters are all devas. They are of divine expression, [...] letters are mothers of this universe.

[25] Deva. He is the supreme Deva – Eko Devah. He is the Deva of all devas, He is the Father of all fathers. [...] maternal uncle. Do you follow?

[26] So, Eko Devah – “He [...] Mahádeva, the Deva of all devas, the multiple of all the multiplicities of the universe.

[9] Here the word, Deva, means the [...] and that is why they are called Devas or gods of the microcosmic body. [...] veritable negation of creation.

[19] “Indra”. “Indra” [...] kathyate” – the king of the devas is known as Indra. “Indra” [...] because it is a big, strong tree.

[5] And in the final phase they attain [...] one. Now the aspirants are called devas or divine beings, and their course [...] the Lord. For He clearly says:

[9] Now in the third phase the spiritual [...] Supreme Controlling Faculty of the devas is called Mahádeva: Tvamiishvaráńaḿ [...] vibrational expressions, all those devas – then they themselves become Mahádeva.

[7] The entity that vibrates the entire [...] those expressions of inferences are devas, and Parama Puruśa is the [...] those manifestations, all those devas. Hence He is Mahádeva.

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[19] For ages those exalted entities considered as devas have said,

[19] It is true that whatever is created [...] the Cosmic thought projections (devas) emanating from the Universal [...] say that these divine rays, these devas, are immortal. They approach near, and they go far – incalculable millions of light-years away.

[20] It is said that these devas also worship Mahádeva, [...] all eulogize Him. Even if these devas are endowed with many great qualities, [...] shelter of another who is liberated.

[66] Those who, having taken birth in the race of devas (Nordic, Alpine and Mediterranean [...] Devarśi Nárada).

[11] In divyácára sádhaná, [...] realm of divinity. Here they are devas [gods] and their lord is “Mahádeva”.

[6] Shiva is called by three different [...] “Mahádeva”. He controls all the devas, all the vibrational forces in the universe, and thus He is “Mahádeva”.

[4] [The vibrational manifestations [...] are known as devatás or devas; and these devatás address [...] everything back onto His lap.]

[13] “Gurur Devo Maheshvara.” [...] “deva” – there are many devas. But amongst them the Supreme [...] controlled and supervised by the devas.

[14] Among the Devas, the greatest is Mahádeva, [...] Maheshvara or Mahádeva.

[15] Maheshvara is He who has the power, [...] expressions of devatás and devas; that is, the withdrawing power [...] actional manifestations of so many devas and devatás. That’s why He is Maheshvara. And regarding Him it has been said:

[17] “O Maheshvara, we do not [...] actional manifestations of so many devas and devatás. You have the [...] we offer our namaskara.”

[16] The innumerable vibrations which [...] sequential order, are known as “devas”. Those vibrational manifestations [...] is the root cause of all “devas”.

[13] Now the devas, the Tantrics of that era, [...] 2 )

[5] But He is not an ordinary deva. [...] Mahádeva. There may be innumerable devas, but Mahádeva is the one singular Entity who controls all devas, all vibrations.

[77] There is a popular belief that [...] “the Commander-in-Chief of the Devas”. [...] Kárttika was not a bachelor.