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[91] In light of the above, I would [...] the best; that is, we must not deviate from the ideal. At the time of [...] do, we will stray from our path.

[2] This very thing is quite natural. [...] crooked intellect is essential to deviate from satya, and this the people [...] period were naturally moralists.

[50] Human beings cannot go against or deviate from the recognized path of the [...] for all cults – one cannot deviate from this fundamental path.

[13] For animals, there is a certain [...] being or should an inanimate being deviate from the path of dharma.

[9] In order to worship Parama Puruśa, [...] discarding their own svadharma. They deviate from their own mánava dharma. [...] characteristics of one’s own nature].)

[10] Bhagaván Shrii Krśńa [...] svadharma, let it come, but I will never deviate from the human ideal, from mánava [...] than to live as an animal”].

[28] Now to materialize any principle [...] towards the goal. We shall never deviate from our goal, whatever the obstacles [...] never stop or look back.”

[17] If a person, rather than a written [...] malevolence is concerned we will not deviate an inch from our ideology, nor [...] the papers or among the voters.

[36] But human psychology is such that after performing worldly duties for a while, people deviate from the main goal of life, sometimes [...] annihilation falls on their lives.

[19] STRUCTURAL [...] = question deviate + ion = deviation [...] Chapter 14 . –Eds.

[13] The second stratum is the physico-psychic [...] in the psychic world. Thus they deviate from the mainstream of the Cosmic [...] pseudo-spirituality, we want perfect spirituality.

[16] And the third one is sevayá. [...] the practical dharma. When people deviate from this practical dharma, their [...] prosperity will become an impossibility.

[6] All dharmas have upadharmas [secondary [...] secondary dharma, people all too easily deviate from their main dharma. In ancient [...] follow their secondary dharmas.

[3] So never under any circumstances [...] environments people lose their dharma, deviate from the path of dharma, society [...] Shrii Krśńa says:

[6] When under the influence of wrong training and wrong environments, people deviate from their dharma, Bhagaván Himself appears to re-establish dharma.

[7] Now the question is, what is it that brings on the decay of dharma? Why, after all, do people deviate from dharma? Why and how do wrong [...] and only then is it that people deviate from their dharma.

[15] In this way it becomes easy to [...] actions they may perform, must not deviate from the Supreme Goal in life. [...] also advance the collective life.

[360] But human psychology is such that after performing worldly duties for a while, people deviate from the main goal of life, sometimes [...] annihilation falls on their lives.

[87] Usually weak-minded people who [...] that occurs in their minds, they deviate from the path of common sense. [...] will immediately commit a crime.

[1] What is Dhruva? That which is ever-fixed, [...] change its position, which does not deviate from its original stance.

[35] Thus it will be seen that for all [...] certainly attain Him. You will not deviate from the path of Truth. To attain [...] let not my mind, my intellect, deviate from truth. Show me the way. Lead [...] intellect is guided towards You.”

[5] Language becomes distorted by keeping [...] Subsequently, if this distortion does not deviate much from the original language, [...] of the Brahman pandits.”

[2] Gold and iron have their respective [...] their own dharma. If human beings deviate from their own dharma – [...] human beings should not be lost.

[25] Secondly, this approach would have [...] raise slogans for their destruction deviate from their professed platform, [...] the creation of more landowners.

[10] The etymological meaning of cyuta [...] off” – that which does not deviate from its own nature or its own dharma. It has achieved the fullness of its nature.