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Vraja Krśńa and Sáḿkhya Philosophy (Discourse 7) (1)

[6] At the time of Krśńa, [...] far His actions agreed with or deviated from their philosophical outlook.

The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 5 (1)

[82] Nrisḿha is connected with [...] is Kśara, that which has deviated from its characteristics. Where [...] Infinite Entity, the known is finite.

Práńa Dharma (1)

[8] The British also tried to destroy [...] indolent. Thus the Chinese race deviated from their original Práńa [...] unfinished task of the British.

Pramá – 3 (1)

[1] You know that the Path of Gaotama [...] Varddhamána Maháviira considerably deviated from the part of reality. Buddha [...] balance in the spiritual sphere.

Phonetics – 4 (Discourse 4) (1)

[10] The Bengali language differs from [...] of how Bengali and Sanskrit have deviated from each other in many instances [...] is avoided as much as possible.

Karpat́a to Karśú (Discourse 19) (2)

[82] “You brandish your sword for the destruction of the people who have deviated from morality; you are severe [...] Kalki, victory unto you.”

[83] Keep in mind that in this case mleccha means “one who has deviated from morality”. It is not [...] in order to vent their spleen.

Individual Rhythm and Universal Rhythm (1)

[7] Those who seek to attain the permanent [...] midst of abject poverty and never deviated from the goal of his life. Such [...] acquire the sweetness of honey.

Geo-Sentiment (Discourse 3) (1)

[30] Now let us see what the impact [...] fundamental spirit of humanism, and deviated from the principles of dharma.

Disembodied Souls and Microvita – Excerpt B (1)

[27] There are some people in the world [...] evolved sádhakas, but they deviated from the path of spirituality to attain occult powers.

Defects of Communism – Excerpt B (1)

[2] Recently you may have noticed that [...] genocide occurred because Marxists deviated from the path of dharma.