Ha > References for ‘habits’
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[10] The best psychological cure for [...] him to forget it and kick his bad habits. You are giving alcohol negative [...] addicted. It is a defective approach.
[12] Overeating day after day when one [...] a bad food habit. Such harmful habits encourage tuberculosis germs.
[13] If one for a long time cannot obtain [...] food habit. In most cases such habits are the main cause of tuberculosis.
[2] Whatever were the daily habits of human beings, whatever they [...] first stage of aesthetic science.
[8] Let us take some other examples. [...] people do no follow the same old habits. If society continues to follow the same patterns, it becomes static and dies.
[7] Biological changes resulted in [...] changes occurred. But some of the old habits still continue. Humans today fight [...] is also an old habit of monkeys.
[68] However small the root of an idea [...] them to weep to rectify their bad habits, similarly Parama Puruśa [...] know Him, you will attain bliss.
[6] Similarly, in manners, customs and food habits, certain environmental changes [...] predominantly Austrico-Mongolo-Negroid.
[3] All the sentiment-provoking ideas [...] those sentiments, traditions and habits which are innate in human beings [...] detrimental to world fraternity.
[12] Alarka was then brought up under [...] care, Alarka as well developed evil habits. These grew in intensity as he [...] a change in the administration.
[5] The second lakśańa, [...] rectified their conduct or their habits. If you pardon such persons it means you are encouraging their bad habits. You should not do that, it is against the principles of dharma.
[6] Even in private life when a person [...] harmful may be the effect of such habits. But always keep this in mind [...] is not desirable in any party.
[59] This civilization, though similar [...] code of law, and dress and food habits. Proud of its own speciality and [...] border of the Áryavartta.
[9] E – Enlargement of mind [...] – Character A – Active habits T – Trustworthiness [...] grace N – Nice temperament
[7] The English colonialists were also [...] from the mass of Indians in their habits, behaviour, thoughts, modesty [...] perpetuating the British Raj in India.
[10] Engrained habits prevent people from easily adapting [...] them to adapt to the new things.
[202] Cucumber is related to the melon [...] agricultural needs and growing habits are very similar. Water melon [...] similar to lady’s finger.
[74] Those who depend solely on magnanimity [...] education to reform people’s bad habits, are also bound to fail. If we [...] procreating; they cannot live like that.
[1] Gandhalolupa . I have already [...] inherent reactive momenta, food habits and physio-psycho-spiritual practices. [...] “gandhalolupá”.
[5] It is said, “Those who long [...] will have to give up these six bad habits. A person desirous of welfare [...] to be impeded, retarded.”
[39] To give up one’s bad habit, [...] about an improvement in one’s habits, prolonged efforts are necessary. [...] satya, there is no dharma”].
[1] Human progress has been steadily [...] and culture, in dress and food habits, in mode of living, in transport [...] change, with great speed. Wearing habits have changed. Terylene, terycotton, [...] motor cars, trains and planes.
[15] SOME [...] English. Antique habits. Sanskrit is an ancient [...] was connected.) –Eds.
[1] Long ago I said that the culture [...] one family have different food habits and speak in different styles, [...] culture is, the subtler it is.
[18] Psycho-economy has two branches. [...] the mind but encourage dangerous habits detrimental to psychic sanctity [...] dehumanizing economic trends in society.
[8] For the physical, there must be [...] Caryácarya Part 3, where food habits for spiritual aspirants and others [...] final liberation or final union.
[6] Eating when one is not hungry or [...] the stomach with food. All these habits are harmful to the health.
[5] There is also a great deal of difference [...] future if they follow disciplined habits, so why should we call human beings [...] only speciality of human beings.
[8] Likewise, animals also have some [...] canine teeth, have peculiar eating habits. Sometimes it even seems as if [...] of the absence of canine teeth.
[33] Our social code provides clear [...] education, culture, dress and food habits major changes have taken place. [...] práńáyáma, etc.
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[242] To give up one’s bad habit [...] about an improvement in one’s habits, prolonged efforts are necessary. [...] satya, there is no dharma.”
[15] Because three elements of the body [...] control one’s diet and other habits. Sleeping during the day, staying [...] have to be avoided at all costs.
[84] However, it is fallacious to think [...] into debt to finance their bad habits. Eventually, when it becomes impossible [...] to cure them of their addiction.
[275] The brother and sister adopted [...] witch’s movements and eating habits. In this respect the witch’s [...] your gout-stricken feet.”
[279] Abhijit and Madhumita became very [...] witch’s daily routine and eating habits.
[27] Around the world people eat different [...] differences between the dietary habits of East and West for example, [...] production and resultant dietary habits. In one zone mustard oil is used, [...] conditions. The different dietary habits of the people of the world should [...] opportunity for an explosive expression.
[28] Like food, there is a great diversity in the dressing habits of the people of the world. This [...] themselves from the hostile elements.
[1] While trying to bring about the [...] customs, cultural expressions, food habits, language, etc. But if these points [...] never be encouraged in any way.
[10] Because hernia originates from intemperate food habits, special care should be taken [...] food which may cause constipation.
[10] The differences in people’s thoughts, ideas, manners, customs, dress and food habits are all due to the varying saḿskáras. [...] water merging into the vast ocean.
[10] Those who are accustomed to smoke [...] disease should strictly give up the habits of smoking viŕi and cigarettes, taking snuff, etc.
[2] Sometimes uneducated or semi-educated [...] Instead of trying to rectify the bad habits of their students, they assail [...] students go into raptures of joy.
[2] The geographical environment largely controls and influences the food habits, dress, daily activities and behaviour [...] ethnic characteristics and social habits of the people. People who live [...] somewhat averse to physical labour.
[4] The Punjab is the westernmost state [...] brought about differences in the food habits, clothing, social customs and [...] industrious population of the west.
[17] Dyspepsia originates from unbalanced food habits. Eating when one is not hungry [...] is also harmful in this disease.
[35] According to the principles of [...] but considering the traditional habits and psychology of the people, [...] be stopped as soon as possible.
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[1] Philosophically speaking, defects [...] defects or by giving up certain bad habits, they avoid many of life’s major problems. There are a few of these bad habits which everyone should try to avoid. It is said;
[3] In this sloka, people are cautioned about six dangerous bad habits. Those seeking welfare (in Saḿskrta, [...] life, should avoid these six bad habits. They bring great trouble to people, both individually and collectively.
[12] One must exercise control over all these habits. It may happen that due to adverse [...] of possibility for human beings.
[40] When people overcome these six bad habits and strive to move ahead, there [...] yourself free from these six bad habits. If you do, you are destined to be victorious.
[41] Men should have proper control [...] beings should be sentient in food habits, mind and intellect.
[20] In the social sphere, too, both [...] to the development of the social habits of human beings. It is a change [...] as long as the human mind lasts.
[17] For patients of acidity it is particularly [...] this disease is that, due to old habits, the digestive glands discharge [...] time in accordance with the old habits of the patient. It is therefore [...] violate these dos and don’ts.