De > References for ‘devour’

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[73] If, after analysing the economic [...] people’s blood, they often devour their flesh and bones as well; [...] exploiters who trade in religion.

[76] Among these vicious vaeshyas there [...] philanthropic politicians. They also devour the people, but they shed a few [...] the vaeshyas without conflict.

[30] The chief ghost replied, “I’m [...] human flesh and bones they will devour you. But I know what you can do. [...] you will again be visible.”

[37] Have vipras only exploited others? [...] intellect in the Vipra Age was able to devour them.

[13] The more developed the living beings [...] recognize their own offsprings, and devour own children. Snakes have some [...] snakes also eat their own eggs.

[8] Madálasá, who was [...] frightened that she might even devour him! The second son also became a sannyásii [renunciant] in due course.

[9] Grind spices or be a cook Touch [...] serpent’s hook But let it not devour, In the sea of nectar shall [...] spider’s web Love awaits you there.

[15] This imperishable Parama Brahma [...] to eat a mango does not mean to devour its skin and stone but to eat [...] followed blindly. The rśi says,

[23] “It is very difficult to [...] swim across because sharks will devour me. It is an impossible task. [...] other path, no other alternative.

[49] Now, the question may arise: is [...] the petty ego, with the effort to devour everything for the pleasure of [...] fullest expression of love itself.

[42] Madhuvidyá teaches you that [...] of Avidyá cannot come and devour you. The glory of one and only [...] to you from one and all objects.

[91] The process of Cosmic Ideation [...] ignorance (avidyá) cannot devour you in its ferocious jaws. The [...] to you from one and all objects.

[315] It is due to these dogmas that [...] But certain dogmas are trying to devour them. Communism is one such dogma. [...] all-devouring influence of dogma.

[2] If ever any physical, mental, social, [...] crevice of weakness and try to devour the whole harvest – that [...] woes and wailings of the weak.

[2] If any physical, psychic, social, [...] they exploit that weakness and devour all the vitality of the person. [...] heartaches of those who are weak.

[41] To be civilized means to give a [...] more,” then goes home to devour a hearty meal and later brags [...] and education are of this sort.

[31] Nothing should ensnare people in [...] all-consuming Máyá devour them. Thus the scriptures containing [...] guardian with unyielding conviction.

[36] In the mundane sphere, as well, [...] ants, greedy for enjoyment, will devour all the sugar prepared with such [...] psychic world of human beings.

[31] When negative microvita devour the positive microvita of a diseased [...] microvita are increased, and they devour the negative microvita.

[60] Do not be extroversial, do not [...] released from it. The abyss shall devour you and you, shall miss the pole [...] they have attained their goal.

[2] Here a question crops up – [...] around the unsuspecting insects and devour them. This kind of plant cannot [...] plants mobile rather than immobile.

[4] The clever jackals have developed [...] soon as they feel a cucumber they devour it without even bothering to peel [...] with these bothersome jackals.

[6] People make offerings to certain [...] against these dogmas, which seek to devour them like cobras with outstretched [...] have to move ahead vigorously.

[95] “Then listen,” said [...] Royal Bengal tigers. One tiger can devour two hundred people at a time. [...] courageous person tremble.”

[10] The relationship between communism [...] it is the nature of a ferret to devour a snake, intellectually developed people can easily expose the defects in Marxism.

[11] The third bad habit is bhaya or [...] desire to eat increases. One can devour as much as a demon, but if one [...] try. It is not very difficult.