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[14] So it has been said: “You [...] carefully; the action is in your hand. And if, after acting, you start [...] dharma [property (of the action)].

[16] So before doing anything you should think carefully, because the action is in your hand, but not the result – that is in the hand of Prakrti [Cosmic Operative Principle]. [...] no right to do more than that.

[4] Scholars or intellectuals have [...] correct. The uneducated, on the other hand, are better off, as they walk [...] control the master who plays them.

[2] In this universe of ours, two forces [...] forces. In the society, on the one hand we see the hoards of antisocial elements, and on the other hand we feel a sense of frustration [...] should not be allowed to continue.

[3] [Bábá paused and [...] Krśńa. On the other hand, we notice a complete surrender [...] greater devotee than was Arjuna.

[5] Now let us see. If the mind ceases [...] flower or fruit. Now on the one hand yoga means unification, but here [...] does not seem to be very rational.

[10] There is the story of the grant of a dried hand of a monkey to an aspirant. The dried hand was powerful enough to fulfil [...] thousand rupees from the dried hand. In a few moments there came a [...] terrified that he asked the dried hand of the monkey to drive the skeleton away. The dried hand did this, but it was the last of the three wishes and the dried hand was exhausted of its power. So the father got his fifty thousand rupees, but lost his son.

[10] It should be understood that if [...] full belly of fodder on the one hand, and on the other hand one is extracting maximum labour [...] but denied intellectual liberty.

[2] Human beings cannot exist even [...] Adhyátma Yajiṋa, on the other hand, originates in the domain of the soul and terminates in the soul.

[5] (3) Pitr Yajiṋa: Pitr Yajiṋa [...] welfare of humanity. On the other hand, those sages who have looked to [...] to them is Pitr Yajiṋa.

[37] People’s life becomes mechanical, [...] in such ritualism. On the other hand the divine bliss is easily attainable to those who base their Sádhaná on love.

[39] Just as vibrations take the shape [...] there be no pain from a cut in the hand, that is, if the mind does not [...] do not work with unit feelings.

[3] Humans accumulate shakti [power] [...] Crude unit minds [, on the other hand,] receive an impetus to move forward [...] not possible for ordinary people.

[14] If human suffering originates at [...] after some time. If, on the other hand, there is suffering and it goes [...] Puruśa makes His descent.

[1] He comes on earth when there is [...] adharma, or sin, gets the upper hand; when the virtuous and the pious [...] against all injustice and sin.

[19] A magician showing his tricks in [...] up the rope with a sword in his hand and disappears. After a while [...] seen emerging from the audience.

[54] Consciousness in humans is a reflection [...] real only to him. On the other hand, Saguńa Brahma’s creation [...] emancipating every one of Its units.

[7] Svabháva. Then is svabháva [...] judgement; but when it puts its hand into a fire, its hand gets burnt. Wise people would [...] 1 )

[7] Where did this universe come from [...] nityánanda. On the other hand when Parama Puruśa creates [...] is called His liilánanda.

[4] These examples show how the mind [...] mental object. If, on the other hand, the attraction for tea is stronger, the mind will prefer to take it as its mental object.

[4] If after realizing the ingrained [...] Máyá [“the dexterous hand of Máyá that can [...] whole thing seems impractical.

[6] To avoid the stigma of self-contradiction, [...] folly of madmen to claim on the one hand that whatever we perceive is the creation of Máyá, and on the other hand that Máyá Herself [...] pramádagrasta [full of errors].

[12] The first part of his observation [...] [dualism]. Advaetaváda on the one hand, and its supporting logic on the other hand, are two entities, and so it is [...] bondage is Parama Puruśa.

[16] Vraja Krśńa showed [...] Párthasárathi, on the other hand, said that although everything [...] toughness, His firmness, to anyone.

[4] What is the meaning of the term [...] Krśńa, on the other hand, means “an entity who leads [...] spiritual planes. This is dharma.

[7] When the mind moves in one direction, [...] “five” they would show the whole hand. (The Persian equivalent of “five” [...] “Paiṋjáb” [Punjab]. The hand is called paiṋjá [...] when bargaining in the market.

[15] When one conceives one’s iśt́a [...] prestige. I buy people with one hand and sell them with the other.” [...] having position but no magnitude.

[10] You know the story of the Rámáyańa. [...] sand by the squirrels on the one hand and the carrying of a whole mountain [...] psychological explanation of devotion.

[8] Some are neutral, as I said. For instance, if you inadvertently put your hand into fire, you quickly withdraw [...] domain of merits and demerits.

[21] Now let us analyse the six actions [...] on the little finger of the left hand and chanting the mantra hriiḿ [...] survive by killing another.

[86] Fate’s long and ominous hand With compassion, cold and daft, [...] Deprived, alas of a single Draught.

[91] [Farther from the moon, yet nearer [...] for her Krśńa Her hand to work and her heart to Him.]

[108] Remember, you have to offer your [...] the cloth to her body with one hand beseeching lord Krśńa [...] you will attain eternal bliss.

[45] Similarly, the verb ejati means [...] have decided to move collectively hand in hand sharing the common joys and sorrows [...] derived from the root verb ej.

[9] The combined name of these three [...] Certainly not. However, if on the one hand, you keep taking out potfuls of [...] a state of limitless potential.

[1] Last Sunday I was discussing vashiikára, [...] in spite of his skilled rowing hand, all his labour will be in vain.

[24] There was a time when diagnosing [...] hakim he or she would probably hand over his or her stethoscope or [...] particular type of medical treatment.

[39] But to become mechanical due to the pressure of work, on the one hand; or on the other hand to show a lack of humanity by [...] cases this is not the problem.

[53] I once saw with my own eyes a well-educated doctor snatch a bottle of medicine from the hand of a female patient who had offered [...] remains indelibly etched on my mind.

[54] Good and bad exist everywhere. [...] reflection of society. On the one hand there are good doctors sincerely [...] own initiative, and on the other hand we may observe immature young [...] there is any reason to lose hope.

[55] Countless complaints can be made [...] the medical staff put out their hand for a bribe; the doctor in collusion [...] actually have these experiences.

[6] It is impossible to establish genuine [...] heads against dogma. On the one hand there is a saying which says, [...] begins;” and on the other hand there is another saying which [...] engaged in the fight against dogma.

[50] Atipátaka refers to a sinful [...] atonement. Suppose someone chops off a hand of an innocent person. This is atipátaka. But if in a fight someone chops off the hand of their enemy, a wrongdoer, it [...] against adharma. A chopped-off hand cannot be put back on the wrist easily.

[51] What is mahápátaka? [...] Ráma began to get the upper hand Rávana entreated Shiva [...] was a mahápátaka.

[12] The hormones secreted by various [...] circumstances there is a need, on the one hand, for purity of thought, and on [...] [associating with bad people].

[87] The merchant ghost slipped a fifty rupee note into his hand. Then the gentleman ghost got up and happily did the work.

[97] The fat ghost thrust 750 rupees into the sub-inspector’s hand. He in turn thrust a little money into the hand of one of his subordinates and [...] some ornaments made for his wife.

[58] “When I was passing that [...] the little finger of his right hand. This gentleman gave me a gold [...] this payment on his behalf.’

[83] The women of that day stood at [...] them into practice with a firm hand.” Shiva’s heart melted; [...] peaceful environment in social life.

[84] Still some wicked-natured men remained [...] with the rod, rope and sword in hand”] to His prańama mantra [...] rope and beat them with sticks.

[120] “After firing on the villagers, [...] control or law and order get out of hand. For several days now I’ve [...] on native sepoys.’”

[2] Take the case of India. We are [...] of women to extend their helping hand to carry the load of their male [...] move together in unison with all.

[31] Patients should always try to retain [...] about the disease to get the upper hand in their minds.

[21] This binding force, this dangerous binding force with her dexterous hand created the serpentine noose. [...] please come, I am for you.”

[12] A person may learn many things [...] That is, reading and forgetting go hand in hand. People are fond of saying, “Chemistry [...] prápti. It doesn’t last long.

[8] There is little difference between [...] among themselves. On the other hand, the Welsh-speaking people take [...] nation on the basis of that factor.

[20] The death of the Buddhist nation was caused on the one hand by the downfall of the bhikśus [...] among the Buddhists; and on the one hand by the support of the ruling authorities [...] Again India became nationless.

[8] In some places today, a person’s hand is cut off if he engages in stealing. [...] noumenal cause behind all actions.

[16] Whatever Kála Puruśa giveth with one hand He taketh with the other. Intelligent [...] only for Him and nothing else.

[13] During the time of the Atharvaveda [...] face. The letter a was kept in the hand because a is the acoustic root [...] Atharvaveda. It has been said:

[10] You may ask, then why did Lord [...] found to have a sharp prod in his hand. People who are sincere and good [...] Mahábhárata had to be orchestrated.

[2] Yes, why have I used here the word [...] singer is in no way a work done by hand. So the word saḿgiita [...] call an instrumentalist an artist.

[65] The vipras’ total application [...] world particularly. On the one hand the vipras used their logic and [...] as righteous, and on the other hand their ideology refuted the humble [...] towards the subtler psychic realm.

[107] Though on the one hand the vipras became lazy and physically [...] their intellects, on the other hand, in them the sweetness of humanity [...] sádhaná [spiritual practice].

[172] Traces of matriarchy may still [...] areas south of India. On the other hand, the Bengalees, [...] surface their society is patriarchal.

[29] The repugnant social disease of [...] and their character on the one hand; and many unfortunate women are [...] sinful occupation on the other hand.

[11] “Samyauṋmasrnito svánto [...] anything and everything. On the one hand they can endure immense torture, and on the other hand they can dance, sing and feast [...] “Mamatvátishayánkitah”.

[11] There is a word which is generally [...] Entity. Aprapatti, on the other hand, means the mental attitude that all is done by individuals and not by Parama Puruśa.

[29] Suppose the Sadvipras do not hammer [...] will set them right with an iron hand. Dogmatic-minded people cannot [...] not tolerate these obstructions.

[32] When will the three causes of sin [...] fight against them with an iron hand. Today, at this hour, it is my [...] path of humanity free of thorns.

[9] What is the nature of Parama Puruśa? [...] to indicate “two”, a hand for showing five denoted the digit [...] innumerable brains. On the other hand, humans have only one small brain [...] declare that they are pandits.

[14] “Páńi” means that front side of the hand called the palm in English. The [...] reverence you accept by stretching your hand. But that Entity who does not possess any hand or palm or leg, yet is always roaming everywhere, stretches out no hand – yet He accepts. He is [...] have any need for laokik eyes.

[6] “I cannot say that I have [...] the entire Brahma. On the other hand, I cannot emphatically declare [...] becomes my psychic object.”

[8] When knowledge concerns the mundane [...] are just like a test tube in His hand.

[2] Whatever were the daily habits [...] wash our hands, and use the right hand, or a spoon and fork. We enjoy [...] first stage of aesthetic science.

[5] To what state has society effectively [...] bond of love, and march forward hand in hand, then only will I proclaim it a society.

[11] Judged in the relative perspective, [...] A baby rhinoceros, on the other hand, runs away from its mother after [...] before returning to its mother.

[30] There is a story from Japan in [...] you have come. Please lend me a hand. Please pick up my load and place it on my head.”

[4] But Providence smilingly took a hand. One day, the bride was preparing [...] Muslim word for gourd]?”

[7] Now, this Brahmá the Creator [...] is in school with a cane in his hand, people call him a teacher. The two are not separate beings.)

[29] The sixth attribute is vaerágya [...] verb vi-rańj, on the other hand, means “to remove colour”. [...] abstract-noun form of virága.

[2] While rendering service to the [...] to move ahead because on the one hand you will be blessed by society, [...] certainly you will attain Him.

[12] It has been said that dharmasya [...] Developed creatures, on the other hand, although guided to some extent [...] of humans are lacking in them.

[20] How unreasonable it is to search [...] the foodstuff in one’s own hand, and then complaining of hunger and begging for alms from door to door. On the one hand Parama Puruśa is very vast; on the other hand He is very small. He is so vast [...] the scriptures it has been said.

[31] The bundle of saḿskáras [...] disturbance in the nerve fibres. The hand of a person accepting a bribe [...] her nerves gradually decreases.

[4] Though the people accepted the [...] respecting Maharsi Garga, on the other hand, by arranging for dainty dishes, the king’s popularity would only be enhanced.

[17] With a particular idea in one’s [...] kákadhvajá ); in her hand she is holding a broken winnow [...] one or another idea of that type.

[21] In fact there is no such thing [...] particular acoustic root, and one hand, as mentioned, is also holding [...] akśamálá is in her hand. All the sounds are represented [...] [as may appear at first sight].

[25] In the poem Kálii is described [...] again create.” And in her hand there is a container of nectar. [...] never attain the Supreme Goal.

[50] “ ‘Look at that. The [...] dangling from the fisherman’s hand, while I, Ekabuddhi , am playing in pure water.’ ”

[15] The outstanding characteristic [...] demands of a particular era; it moves hand in hand with the collective psychology. [...] end in frustration and failure.

[27] The greater the clashes in human [...] while achieving success on the one hand, it has faced evident failure [...] are part of the unbalanced flow.

[57] Where society is caught in a whirlpool [...] others with a flaming torch in their hand. It is not proper for them to [...] understandable to the masses.

[182] Painting and sculpture, the two [...] image, they do not give a free hand to the sculptor to create it as [...] a particular class of artists.

[195] There is a flagrant dearth of developed [...] well in the market. On the other hand, books which excite people’s [...] critical reviews are not available.

[6] Regarding the spiritual sphere [...] Máyá [“the dexterous hand of Máyá that can [...] Cosmic grace are indispensable.

[1] Those who consider themselves greatly [...] Those persons who, on the other hand, think that they do not know anything, [...] shall have to ponder very deeply.

[21] The instrumental cause of the metamorphosis [...] accidentally inserts its tender hand under the hammer. The hammer will [...] spare the innocent child’s hand. Hence the sádhaná [...] the efficient cause of creation.

[4] Those who meditate on Him, those [...] this [Bábá makes hand motions showing an object moving [...] position [Bábá makes hand motions showing a large circle]. [...] That is the goal of human life.

[5] The significance of society lies [...] in the lurch. We should extend a hand to help them up, and rekindle their lamps with the flames of our lamps.

[3] On the other hand those who tread the path of spirituality [...] mean that they were spiritualists.

[4] On the other hand, the style of functioning of Subhash [...] of other contemporary leaders.

[24] Should intelligent people also [...] devolve on the Lord. On the one hand such virtuous deeds will greatly benefit the world, and on the other hand they will increase the number [...] under pressure of circumstances.

[6] A kind of mixed Tantra was evolved [...] first letter “a” in her hand while the remaining 49 letters, [...] significance, nor are the worshippers.

[14] On one side the malevolent forces are keen to establish their professed dogmas, and on the other hand, Parama Puruśa wants the [...] sure to be crowned with victory.

[56] Is this protean master-artist, [...] motion-picture, which can neither be held in hand as something tangible and existent, [...] indeed is the ever-changing Prakrti!

[31] Why are the unit entities more [...] Kamańdálu (bowl) in hand. Without going in for the external [...] happiness) is proportionately increased.

[74] [Say nothing to those who call [...] They will approach you, garland in hand. Leave them alone on their [...] flowing love and humbled crown.]

[23] There is a reference in the Vedas [...] other fire. Now imagine, on one hand the Supreme Entity has been called [...] society, also remains immeasurable.

[24] This Brahma is also the devourer [...] Brahmábháva (or creative mood) on the one hand, similarly He is continually devouring [...] identities of petty selfishness.

[41] The characteristic of that Supreme [...] crying in spite of the toy in his hand, then the mother is compelled to embrace him and take him on her lap.

[42] The son, too, holds his mother with one hand, the toy with the other. God is [...] relax his efforts to attain God.

[3] The cult that Sadáshiva [...] intuition in the Vedas, on the other hand, is purely theoretical; only [...] very small portion is theoretical.

[12] Take the case of India. We are [...] of women to extend their helping hand to carry the load of their male [...] move together in unison with all.

[2] “Using her powers of illusion [...] Holding a broken rod in her right hand And a basket under her left arm.”

[16] It has been stated above that there [...] larger. The bones, on the other hand, will become thinner. This will [...] change will come soon and fast.

[2] The Bengali society today is not [...] with short sleeves stitched by hand, and a pair of wooden sandals. [...] food items popular in those days:

[14] After proceeding a little, the [...] road with a piece of paper in his hand. Saluting the prince, he said, [...] neither read nor write.”

[18] The eldest prince agreed to abide [...] the horse’s rein was in his hand, but the Flying Peacock Horse had disappeared from sight.

[25] But the second prince would not [...] a crimson-coloured rein in his hand, he rode towards the Blue Sea [...] stealthily away with the lotus.

[31] The king and queen did not object. [...] and a silver-coloured rein in his hand. He moved swiftly, riding a milky-white [...] moonlit night, O Friend?”

[34] The prince was determined that [...] was struck by the fairy’s hand, and the fairy flew away instantly, [...] beyond the reach of the prince.

[47] Again the prince galloped forward. [...] that the man had a letter in his hand. It was evident from his manner [...] saluting him and giving him thanks.

[48] The horse raced forward. All of [...] he placed a stalk of corn in his hand and said, “If you ever need [...] I will appear instantly.”

[78] The struggle grew serious. What [...] soldiers of the demon, on the other hand, were getting good food and plenty [...] sublime ideal of life, singing:

[89] The prince caught hold of the fairy’s hand and said, “O Flower Thief! [...] used to steal that flower.”

[30] Then everyone said to Lakśmańa, [...] until you hold this fruit in your hand, you will never be able to attain [...] of my fruit is devotion.”

[5] There is an interesting story to illustrate this. Once a magical dried hand of a monkey was given to a spiritual [...] gift) for his good deeds. This hand would fulfil three wishes. For [...] was finished and the power of the hand was exhausted. The man had received fifty thousand dollars, but he had lost his son.

[32] The people of medieval times fought [...] peace and happiness. On the other hand they themselves are going far [...] comes within its vast periphery.

[4] I have just said that as a community [...] limited stock of words. On the other hand, there are certain languages which [...] 100,000 words in their vocabularies.

[70] This creation which seems to be [...] Universe. Thus we see that on the one hand He is the Supreme Controller of the Macrocosmic thought projection, and on the other hand He is the universal life inextricably [...] pervasive (prota yoga) associations.

[71] The immense potentiality with which [...] that Supreme Entity. On the one hand matter, together with práńa [...] of Saiṋcara, on the other hand, the práńah (vital [...] flow of Pratisaiṋcara.

[18] O human beings, try to understand [...] Cosmic ideation will last. The cruel hand of time will obliterate all your [...] the golden temple of your heart.

[3] Much later, when the Vedas were [...] towards the supreme truth on the one hand, and on the other hand it exhorted people, "Do not neglect [...] peace will also be disturbed."

[19] How can a person cross this vast [...] If a one-year old boy puts his hand into a fire, he will get burnt. [...] is all-merciful and considerate.

[25] “Pratyaḿjanáḿstist́hate [...] pralaya will never occur. On the one hand, the flow of creation will continue [...] with us even at the time of doom.

[13] If there is a man and a kingdom [...] man who has got big clubs in his hand, a wrestler. He will be known [...] sádhaná. This is spiritual practice.

[28] Those who are performing external [...] the rice that is in one’s hand and wanders from door to door [...] away the food that is in their hand and wander to different doors to beg.

[7] The idea that one can get mukti [...] one foot for months, raising one hand or both hands heavenwards and [...] animals get mukti? It is not correct.

[27] [One who looks for Shiva in the [...] the rice that is in one’s hand and wanders from door to door in search of one’s livelihood.]

[62] “Well, we can’t send [...] ticket.” Chamru Sao was obliged to hand over another fifty asrafis.

[2] Hands placed at 90° indicate [...] they are ready to fight death. One hand, holding a skull or fire or a snake, represents death, while the other hand is holding a dagger, represent the spirit to fight death.

[8] Thus, on the one hand, Parama Puruśa is attracting the spiritual aspirants to move ahead; and on the other hand, the spiritual aspirants, by dint [...] let Parama Puruśa do His.

[11] Confinement to the Annamaya Kośa [...] the same as between you and your hand. There is only one way to self-realisation [...] separate. Ripeness means perfection.

[13] Vikranta, the sannyásii [...] army to Kashi, conquer it, and hand it over to me.”

[19] Meanwhile, finding neither Vikranta [...] Vikranta or Alarka would come, would hand Kashi over to that person.

[12] The one who, guided by the Supreme [...] controls everything with an iron hand, is called Shamana. This is the [...] shántmatyantamati.”

[7] Sadáshiva arranged sounds in the form of the surasaptaka, which contributed on the one hand to the acoustics of science, and on the other hand to the rhythmic phonetics of music. [...] forget his unique contribution.

[84] The posture of surrender to the [...] with the middle fingers of each hand placed parallel to each other. [...] directed towards the supreme goal.

[11] With a particular idea in one’s [...] Crows hover over her head; in her hand she is holding a broken winnow. [...] because there was no other colour.

[13] In fact there is no such thing [...] particular acoustic root, and one hand, as mentioned, is also holding [...] sound, was the one held by the hand.

[17] In the poem Kálii is described [...] again create.” And in her hand there is a container of nectar. [...] never attain the supreme goal.

[31] Personalities of intermediate category [...] the parliament a puppet in their hand); though it cannot be emphatically [...] accepted [autocracy] wholeheartedly.

[35] Usually the non-Aryans were content [...] Vedas and the Upanishads on the one hand, and that of Tantra on the other.

[54] On the one hand the Aryan-proud pandits of Bengal [...] the original Bengalees –

[58] – but on the other hand we observe the emergence of a [...] combination, at about 1000 BC.

[82] After the Aryan settlement in India [...] the “gods” on the one hand and the “demons” and [...] through a compromise with Him.

[2] So the Aryans used the term [...] has to exert the strength of the hand for threshing. This is not done [...] 2 )

[15] There are three pathways in Tantra [...] hold a human skull in the left hand and a dagger in the right hand. Or in the daytime one may, if one wishes, hold a snake in the left hand. [At night] one may hold a [...] mashál [torch] in the right hand. One can recognize everything [...] can be recognized. In the left hand, there is the symbol of destruction and death.

[16] How does the individual move ahead? [...] As there is creation on the one hand, destruction awaits on the other. [...] dreadful as death, for death itself.

[21] One pertinent question is whether [...] establish new industries on the one hand, and it will check the growth [...] change land policies immediately.

[50] According to PROUT all of society [...] While everybody eats, some eat by hand, others by stick and still others [...] represent two different cultures.

[80] Nothing is stationary; everything [...] requirements. Hence, while on the one hand labourers received less consumable goods due to less purchasing power, on the other hand entrepreneurs have captured excessive [...] become the so-called middle class.

[8] On the other hand, the West is completely obsessed [...] with only one-sided development.

[45] In this connection let me recount [...] her dress at her waist with one hand, and with the other hand upraised she was beseeching the [...] self-surrender as Draupadii did.

[1] Karma means “change [...] Various discriminations, on the other hand, enter in regarding naemittika [...] pápa karmas [sinful actions].

[5] Sin [...] karma , harm to others goes hand in hand with your own degradation. Humans [...] worse than pátaka .

[4] The derivation of vyákarańa [...] hundred years ago. On the other hand, the language of West Bengal’s [...] developed countries outside India.

[29] It would be quite good if students [...] Sanskrit or literary Sanskrit. On one hand it would be easier for the students, and on the other the use of Sanskrit would become more widespread.

[41] There is one more thing to keep [...] d́a = tra). On the other hand, if the suffix shatr is added [...] with two “ta’s”.

[20] Human beings want to do many great [...] jiiva [individual being] on the one hand, and Shiva [Supreme Consciousness] on the other hand – the world of Máyá [...] I will take that person by the hand across the world of Máyá, [...] have a place on My own lap.”

[18] On the other hand, people at times run after the [...] Peace, and thus it is introversial.

[56] Thus it is the empirical knowledge [...] material enjoyments on the one hand, while the more developed inspiration [...] such struggles in the beginning.

[5] “My gaze suddenly fell towards [...] window I saw Dipten, and in his hand he had a blunt blade. I clearly [...] out to take the blade from his hand he drove it right through his [...] Dipten all right or not?”

[6] Suddenly I felt a strong gust of wind. I put my hand on Paresh’s shoulder – but where had he gone! I started shivering.

[11] I saw there was no gun in the gentleman’s hand; that is, he had definitely not [...] fallen into some difficulty?”

[1] At that time my mother’s youngest [...] was standing with a plate in one hand and a glass in the other, saying, [...] ways to take the plate from her hand, he suddenly knocked his head [...] night his mother had died suddenly.

[3] Suddenly I noticed someone dressed [...] towards the ground next to me with my hand and said, “Who’s there? Please come and sit.”

[3] It was deep into the night. Vimal’s eyes had grown heavy with drowsiness. His hand fan would now and then slip from [...] something under the spell of delirium.

[3] I realized the town was quite some [...] left to travel on foot. In one hand I had the suitcase, and in the [...] trembled with an unknown fear.

[5] Suddenly I saw a dark-complexioned, [...] suitcase. Placing the suitcase in his hand, I heaved a sigh of relief. After walking a little while longer he again extended his hand. This time he wanted to take the [...] exhausted, so I did not object.

[6] We walked very far together. Afterwards, [...] suitcase I felt the person’s hand, which was colder than ice. The [...] my sister’s mother-in-law.

[4] “As planned, so done.” With a flashlight in hand I picked out a trail following [...] sort of place of their own accord.

[10] Shrii Sarkar’s writing on [...] paranormal phenomena, and on the other hand, encouraging people to overcome [...] are referred to the works cited.

[23] The scriptures on devotion emphatically [...] clever approach? Just as on the one hand you are moving towards Parama [...] questions ‘why’.”

[6] Vidyá and Avidyá [...] predominates; where, on the other hand, wealth predominates, learning [...] they preach sweet words of peace.

[12] And regarding preserving in memory, [...] smarańa [memories]. If, on the other hand, an event does not have as much [...] all the functions of the mind.

[13] Now, the functions of the mind [...] positive manana. When, on the other hand, you see an object that is not [...] negative. This is how manana goes on.

[14] Once you realize the truth, you [...] out of proportion. On the other hand, you will be at pains to amplify, [...] organs and the five sensory organs.

[15] Now, something in brief about the [...] you. What is the nature of your hand? It is a motor organ. You may give someone a big slap. Your hand will easily rise and glide towards the face of someone whom you dislike. When, on the other hand, a man you like happens to talk [...] with that, with infinite patience.

[37] The Supreme Consciousness has concealed [...] to see the bangle on one’s hand? The Supreme, therefore, is within you. There is need only of removing the veil of ego.

[89] If spiritual aspirants think they [...] ever. He gives them by His left hand and takes them back by His right one.

[11] If we cannot cure the defects of [...] newer miseries. That is, on the one hand, we will be removing the miseries, and on the other hand, newer sufferings will take their place. This will not do.

[13] Now lalita mármik [...] struggle.” So there is a skull in one hand and a dagger in the other. The [...] struggle with this dagger.”

[96] For instance, when a man sets fire [...] burning would be the fire and the hand which kindled it. Here fire is Upádána Kárańa and the hand is Nimitta Kárańa. [...] to appear to be the main causes.

[44] Ans.: – An idol is nothing [...] beginning and end. On the other hand Brahma is beginningless and endless. [...] emancipation of the living entities.

[96] For instance, when a man sets fire [...] burning would be the fire and the hand which kindled it. Here fire is Upádána Kárańa and the hand is Nimitta Kárańa. [...] to appear to be the main causes.

[196] The farmers of Shewra Phuli cut a small hole the size of a hand in the side of each pumpkin at [...] be acquired from Shewra Phuli.

[21] Manufactured goods, on the other hand, are generally subject to less [...] purchasing capacity of the local people.

[14] Polygamy, on the other hand, was not forbidden for men. A [...] in vain, daughter-in-law, for my hand will now be your measure.” [...] perpetrated with such cruelty.

[39] The significance of society lies [...] in the lurch. We should extend a hand to help them up, and rekindle their lamps with the flames of our lamps.

[3] 3. One should receive or offer something with the following mudrá: extend the right hand, touching the right elbow with the left hand.

[7] 7. Before you sneeze, cover your mouth with handkerchief or hand.

[8] 8. After cleaning the nasal duct, [...] you sneeze or cough, using your hand, wash your hands immediately.

[9] 9. After passing stool and using water, wash your hands with soap, rubbing the soap in the right hand first, and then cleaning the left hand with the right.

[32] 32. Do not offer a food dish to anyone with your left hand.

[28] Social interaction : There [...] society in disgrace. Thus on the one hand, men and women will have to be free to mix together socially, while on the other hand, a well-thought-out code of self-control will have to guide their social interaction.

[34] Those who have learned a lot by [...] the rice crop may, on the other hand, readily believe that a chair [...] symbol of educational bankruptcy.

[35] Once an erudite Sanskrit scholar [...] “Reverend sir, can you please lend me a hand?” The scholar replied, “But [...] is about to go in vain!”

[90] Let me give a simple example. Those [...] acquires. Those who, on the other hand, believe in violence, but do not [...] accept either of those viewpoints.

[91] If large enterprises are acquired [...] suitable solution. If, on the other hand, there is widespread confiscation [...] abilities as well as their needs.

[101] What we see in the market place [...] on deaf ears only. On the other hand, the affluence of foods kept ready [...] the present human civilization.

[218] The significance of society lies [...] lurch. We should extend a helping hand to them and light their lamps [...] bring this potentiality into play.

[274] In the field of industry, we will [...] textile machines would always be at hand.

[309] In society, on one hand we see a crowd of antisocial elements, and on the other hand, a sense of frustration among [...] yourselves against the immoralists.

[319] At present the worth of life is [...] toil around the clock to live from hand to mouth. Those who are at the [...] fellow-feeling. All are self-centered.

[13] The third one is mitram. Mitram [...] is your duty to strengthen the hand of your real friend, that is, [...] [[more]] beautiful human society.

[4] There are people who cut slices [...] girl cut off the flesh with one hand and drive the vulture away with the other hand, and the girl was a human being! [...] definitely a foul smell coming from it.

[25] But suppose you have cut [off] the hand of an innocent person, in that case is there any scope for atonement? “Oh, take back your hand” – ? No, no, you cannot [...] atonement for an atipátakii.

[3] This movement in the physical sphere [...] ploughing the land with my own hand, many opposed me. They objected [...] and break through to a new light.

[14] During the time of the Atharvaveda [...] face. The letter a was kept in the hand because a is the acoustic root [...] Atharvaveda. It has been said:

[31] King Váńa of Varendrabhúmi [...] Ráŕh. With skulls in hand, the devotees dance and shout [...] understand the history of their origin.

[36] Saorácára was popular [...] jacket on his body, a rosary in his hand, a fez on his head – the [...] Shákadviipii Brahmans of Central Asia.

[56] Anyway, there was an intermediate [...] declining Buddhism and Jainism, on one hand, and the Puranic religion, on [...] occurred about 1300 years ago.

[5] The weapon which pierces sinners from three sides is called trishúla. In Shiva’s hand there was a trishúla (so [...] tight bondages, Shiva held in His hand a lathi [staff] and a rope.

[2] [One should constantly meditate [...] splendour of jewels, with axe in hand, holding animals, bestowing boons, [...] with five faces and three eyes.]

[18] Usually He would sit in a posture [...] physical and psychic world on the one hand and the spiritual world on the other.

[51] Much later, when the Vedas were [...] towards the supreme truth on the one hand, and on the other hand it exhorted people, “Do [...] will also be disturbed.”

[5] In the psychological analysis of [...] three ones, etc. If, on the other hand, there is a quantity but there [...] created by Its own immanent powers.

[24] The innumerable structures which [...] Supreme Entity, have on the one hand enlivened every step of creation [...] indriyopádhiná vae.

[17] [One who looks for Shiva in the [...] the rice that is in one’s hand and wanders from door to door in search of one’s livelihood.]

[18] In the universe, under no circumstances [...] of Parama Puruśa’s hand – the Supreme Controller, [...] – is upon them all. On the one hand, in His prota-yoga, He is associated [...] of the minds of all creatures.

[47] Now, what is pújá [...] [bodily gestures], karanyása [hand positions], ácamana [sipping [...] vidhipújana [systematic worship].

[14] If in a country afflicted by scarcity [...] before others with begging bowls in hand. So the arrangement for scientific facilities is called madhyártha.

[17] And simultaneously we should pray [...] key to the solution is in Your hand.” That is to say, without [...] in the true sense of the term.

[24] When the psychic waves develop, [...] relation between action on the one hand and the Macrocosm or microcosm on the other hand, one will have to know the true [...] called jiṋániis.

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] who keep standing with sticks in hand, but really they are not Pandeya, [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[5] On the paths of action and knowledge, [...] difference between devotion on the one hand and knowledge and action on the other.

[12] For this reason I said that devotion [...] superior. Devotees, on the other hand, consider the paths of action and knowledge to be those of the fools.

[2] Let us examine what synthesis and [...] homogeneous whole. On the other hand, the very effort to split the [...] parts is the path of analysis.

[8] So, we notice that in the sphere [...] narrow group interests. On the other hand, those who are guided by group [...] self-interest adopt an analytic outlook.

[9] On the other hand some people can remember the pin-drop [...] jiṋána are not one and the same.

[7] “I may be caught by the ghost [...] teeth, with a black bag in his hand and with a rope. Sometimes visible, [...] structure will become a ghost.

[39] Suddenly I saw Prasenjit rapidly approaching, esraj in hand. I said in a half-laughing, half-annoyed [...] This isn’t like you.”

[4] PLURAL [...] books hand hands [...] alumni

[15] SOME [...] present-tense forms [on the one hand, and their past-tense forms on [...] was connected.) –Eds.

[5] No one likes to do repetitive work [...] properly the unfulfilled task on hand. One Shiila amongst the eight [...] Finish should always be perfect.

[10] It is said in the scriptures that [...] saḿskáras. On the one hand the embryo acquires psychic nourishment, on the other hand its saḿskáras are [...] pratyayamúlaka karma [original actions].

[1] Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar understood [...] practical level, he on the one hand founded institutions that wholeheartedly [...] aesthetic pursuits; and on the other hand personally composed a body of [...] Prabháta Saḿgiita songs.

[2] Mrtyu, death, on the other hand, is a negative state. Because [...] devoid of any prajiṋá.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] who has devotion in one’s hand has salvation at one’s command. [...] moment. There is a story about it.

[16] Only big and euphemistic words [...] path of salvation. On the other hand those Karma Yogins who always, [...] has been said in the Upanisads:

[61] If knowledge is likened to the [...] happily holding her brother’s hand as she walks beside him. The little [...] she your little sister?”

[17] But God is one and always graceful [...] Power and responsibility should go hand in hand.

[69] During the time of the Atharvaveda, [...] compose the Atharvaveda. On the other hand it may well be that the entire [...] has become Atharvá.”

[64] I got off the train at Muzzafarpur [...] us. He grabbed each of us by the hand and pulled us out of the wreckage, [...] for we both became unconscious.

[32] On the one hand, the Jiṋána Kanda [...] factors of creation. On the other hand, the Karma Kanda taught that delicious [...] baseless and misleading instructions.

[1] Gad́d́ is a very ancient [...] through magic shows, sleight of hand or so-called miraculous feats. [...] rationality was considered blasphemous.

[33] The philosophers are now quite [...] your mental plate. You extend your hand, and your hand feels the existence of that object. [...] real Átmá or Soul.

[7] In spite of the vaeshya community [...] people]. Shiva temples, on the other hand, could be built at little expense [...] Shaivism among the common people.

[5] Krishnachandra, the king of Krishnanagar [...] the borders of Bengal. On the one hand, he brought many sweets experts [...] varieties of sweet. And on the other hand, he won fame by bringing many [...] city architect of the then Bengal.

[1] Just as the people of Ráŕh engaged themselves in philosophical exercises on the one hand, on the other hand, in a lighter mood, they were [...] the people of Ráŕh:

[2] As Shriiharśa is one of [...] time without raising one’s hand).

[3] [One should constantly meditate [...] splendour of jewels, with axe in hand, holding animals, bestowing boons, [...] with five faces and three eyes.]

[11] If the subject of Baul is delved [...] an ektárá in his hand, and on the other side, there [...] loved, though he has not seen.

[5] Answer : No, it is not the [...] unit protoplasmic cells on the one hand, and the microcosm and the Macrocosm on the other.

[3] Purchasing capacity, on the other hand, is the real index of how people’s [...] capacity and not per capita income.

[44] Ans.: – An idol is nothing [...] beginning and end. On the other hand Brahma is beginningless and endless. [...] emancipation of the living entities.

[23] On the other hand, purchasing capacity is the real [...] necessities of life. On the other hand if the per capita income is low [...] periphery or purchasing capacity.

[43] As regards inferential acoustic [...] was by seeing the length of his hand. In the Mahábhárata [...] for Draopadi’s Swayambara:

[46] A long hand was considered to be a symbol [...] but “beautiful lady”.

[2] On the one hand, there is pseudo-spirituality. [...] something to do with spirituality.

[3] And on the other hand there is Neohumanism.

[1] Prostitution, the hateful disease [...] incontinence and debauchery on the one hand, and poverty forces women to take to this sinful path on the other hand. In India, this sinful trade has [...] in the sphere of exploitation.

[56] Anyhow we were talking about the [...] dáo [put the necklace in his hand]. Here both hárgáchá [...] Mańigáchi (Mithila), and so on.

[9] At one time all of Vauṋga-D́abák, [...] diiyá in their name. On the other hand, there are a whole host of places [...] Khulna, Chittagong, and so on.

[27] The word d́áuṋgá [...] undergone some alteration. On the other hand, the Orán’s Kuruk [...] say that they have none at all.

[53] Incidentally, it should be pointed [...] jabardast is Farsi. Dasta means “hand”, and if that hand is applied forcibly to something [...] Járnál Singhs present.

[4] In India village industries have [...] inferior. As a consequence, on the one hand there is a dearth of educated youths in agriculture, and on the other hand an increasing number of people [...] percent. What an unbearable situation!

[13] On the other hand, there are many areas in India [...] will never be allowed to arise.

[19] But social progress is achieved [...] annihilate them completely. On the other hand, absolute knowledge teaches human [...] no one is low, no one is high.

[21] How far is relative knowledge acceptable [...] passive fatalists. On the other hand, it paves the way for the ruthless [...] will forfeit the right to exist.

[19] There are two things to note here. [...] Máyá [“the dexterous hand of Máyá that can [...] everything” – it is strict monism.

[14] Prashnas [questions] are of two [...] a pariprashna. If, on the other hand you say, “My mind is very [...] you start to work accordingly.

[6] Closing the eyes, sit in either [...] nostril with the thumb of the right hand, and draw in a deep breath through [...] nostril. This completes one round.

[34] Once the society reaches the state [...] antisocial elements will have the upper hand in society. They will pollute [...] sphere is the foremost necessity.

[35] Now the question is, what should [...] the material world. On the other hand, the humanities subjects (language, [...] subtriangles are in perfect equilibrium.

[64] Prakrti infuses guńa into [...] all colours. White, on the other hand, is the combination of all colours. [...] self and also merges in that self.

[3] Early in the morning You came in [...] Swooping down catching hold of my hand The garland in my hair knot [...] You came to flood me with joy.

[4] Please, dear sister-in-law, I beseech [...] let us go, You just catch my hand.

[15] Just as the feast was about to end, Phatu emerged from behind the door with a club in each hand. His eyes were red with rage. [...] even died seven or eight times.

[9] Paritráńáya [...] [renunciants]. Sádhus on the other hand usually use the word dása [...] appearance, external criteria.

[8] According to Sáḿkhya [...] Sáḿkhya on the one hand, and the jiiva, the jagat and [...] Parthasárathi on the one hand, and the jiiva, the jagat and Iishvara on the other.

[16] Much time has passed since Krśńa [...] [infamy]. Positive and negative go hand in hand. Interestingly, a clear polarization [...] and the Pandavas. This is yasha.

[14] If, moreover, the person whom you [...] desire to eat it. So on the one hand, you have mentally created that desire on his or her part, and on the other hand, with each trough and each crest [...] associated with your thought processes.

[24] Iishitva : You see, my Párthasárathi [...] He ruled His empire with an iron hand. He ruled over the virtuous and [...] He was established in iishitva.

[16] We notice that whenever people [...] into greatness. If, on the other hand, you adopt the reverse approach; [...] proper psychological approach.

[3] Pará knowledge, on the other hand, is always exact and correct and [...] is Parama Puruśa Himself.

[5] Shastra knowledge and shástra [...] Without shástra, on the other hand, shastra will be useless and aimless, [...] gained only through shástra.

[9] You should also know – you [...] is your duty to strengthen the hand of your only bandhu in every sphere of your life.

[31] “ ‘See, O good lady, [...] dangling from the fisherman’s hand, but I, Ekbuddhi , am playing in pure water.’ ”

[8] Apáńipádo [...] páńi means “palm of the hand,” for example, a viińá [musical instrument resembling the violin] in the hand or páńi is [...] universe and whatever is inaudible.

[30] If the microcosms are to save themselves [...] their guru mantra, then on one hand they will be able to perform more [...] discharging their mundane duties.

[32] Parama prema svarúpa: whatever [...] Him. The microcosms on the other hand, have limited intellect. They [...] but sharp-tongued, etc.”

[8] He comes on earth when there is [...] adharma, or sin, gets the upper hand; when the virtuous and the pious [...] against all injustice and sin.

[9] He does everything without the [...] (“páńi” means “hand”). The name of one Paoráńika [...] all other planets, stars, etc.

[6] In the world today a handful of [...] buds. As a result, they, on the one hand, swell with unnecessary fat, while, on the other hand, those people doing hard manual [...] harmful influence on their minds.

[33] A mother tries to coax and cajole [...] forever. He gives with the right hand and takes away with the left.

[34] Lord Buddha has said, Konuhása [...] will burn all of the rope and your hand as well. Hence one should not ask anything from Paramátman.

[36] In niiti there is a happy blending [...] principles. Dharma, on the other hand, is ácárańa [...] desire, a will to do something.

[39] For example, “Serve the patient,” [...] is niiti. Dharma, on the other hand, is ácárańa, [...] difference between dharma and niiti.

[28] Next, from where does that Macropsychic [...] [the Supreme Spirit]. On the one hand we will have to provide proper [...] think correctly; and on the other hand, we must give proper guidance [...] we have committed another crime.

[2] Animals are guided by instincts. [...] things. Human beings, on the other hand, are led by the mind.

[4] Human beings, on the other hand, have the capacity to develop [...] a moneyed person, on the other hand, hesitates to donate, that person is presumably a miser.

[17] The story goes [in the Mahábhárata] [...] get His help. One, on the other hand, who keeps even one paisa with oneself, fails to get that help.

[3] What does Shiva have to say in [...] Their wealth may slip from their hand at any moment. They will then [...] boast of their riches in the past!

[9] “Even those who are popularly [...] Puruśa. If, on the other hand, a Brahman has no devotion to [...] mental balance is very important.

[1] Every language has its own special [...] apart from another. On the other hand, some aspects are the same in [...] Tamil, Malayalam, Kannad and Tulu.

[15] Bengali is a living language. It [...] adjective). In Sanskrit, on the other hand, this does not happen. Sanskrit [...] questiyan rather than queschen.

[2] A kind of mixed Tantra was evolved [...] holds the first letter a in her hand while the remaining forty-nine [...] significance, nor are the worshippers.

[34] As human beings progress towards the realm of spirituality, they are helped on the one hand by PROUT, which guarantees minimum requirements and maximum amenities, and on the other hand by Neo-Humanistic outlook, which [...] faculty merges in the Supreme.

[3] Microcosm is multipurposive but its flow is unilateral. On the other hand, Macrocosm is uni-purpose but [...] has been said about Macrocosm,

[13] On the other hand, those who run away from this [...] Absolute. What is this relation?

[10] Such is the nature of human beings, [...] creatures no doubt. When, on the other hand, they assert, “Since my [...] Krśńa himself said:

[13] This illusion, this spell of infatuation, [...] Máyá [“the dexterous hand of Máyá that can [...] shakti (force) of Shiva”].

[29] Humans are mind-predominant beings; [...] rectification. They wish to move forward hand in hand with all, tolerating everything [...] human mind, are very much mistaken.

[70] From the standpoint of dispassionate [...] his heart. Tear away with an iron hand all the mental distortions and [...] it upon your gem-studded throne.

[76] Puruśa alone is the Indivisible [...] ways – wearing one on the hand, the other around the neck and [...] fears, shame, doubt and hesitation.

[5] By way of illustration, suppose [...] the gentleman to lift you by the hand and support your movement. If, on the other hand, you tell the gentleman, “Come, [...] to get up – please take my hand and lift me up,” it may [...] attain the status of a mantra.

[31] When you speak His name to others, [...] kiirtana. Bhajana, on the other hand, is hearing His name by oneself. [...] point of the vibrational faculty.

[39] Actually, the only task to be performed [...] Máyá [‘the dexterous hand of Máyá that can [...] possess, I would offer it to You.

[24] Dharmasya tattvaḿ nihitaḿ [...] Which one is your nearest object? Hand? Finger? Your nearest object?

[23] Today this group mentality based on sentimentality is on the increase; on the other hand, human logic is not increasing [...] mentality based on sentimentality.

[10] The innumerable structures which [...] Supreme Entity, have on the one hand enlivened every step of creation [...] indriyas – sense organs.

[60] Some may say that Brahma alone [...] neglected as being false. On the other hand, as the universe is the imagination [...] unreal; it is a relative truth.

[74] And then there are the sadripu, [...] bondages. This fight is with the left hand, and with the right hand, one must serve the entire universe [...] inner and outer bondages with one hand, and serving the universe with [...] very existence will be joyful.

[434] And Shiva Himself invented the [...] through struggle itself.” One hand holds a skull and the other hand a sword. The skull is the symbol [...] is the propounder of this dance.

[462] That is why all intelligent, all [...] always remember that the loving hand of blessing of Parama Puruśa is always on them.

[613] The more human beings move in unison, hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, the more [...] intellect must always be kept open.

[1] Human beings come onto this earth [...] That is why it is said, Keep one hand on the feet of Parama Puruśa, and with the other hand do your mundane duties. Let the [...] the mundane duties in the world?

[7] However dazzling pure literature [...] sáhityik value. On the other hand, Rabindranath Tagore’s compositions [...] not that developed. On the other hand, Vyasdeva’s Mahábhárata [...] as much sáhityik value.

[15] There are fifty letters in Sanskrit [...] around her neck and one in her hand. Actually this is not the case. [...] indicate them by drawing the mouth.

[62] Ku + kara = kukara . Kara means hand. Kukara means dirty hand. In common usage, kukara [...] also means a mad elephant.

[65] Of those customs – shaeva, [...] salt or oil that I pick her up and hand her over to someone? Is a woman [...] for Manu to support this custom.

[108] These warm trousers I have been using for the last twelve years. Just below the right hand pocket, it has become torn. I [...] for this is also very limited.

[110] The gentleman was saying that [...] India one has to wash clothes by hand. So busy people don’t find [...] it is not a profitable business.

[112] He said, “By no means. I take payment towards washing charges only after I hand over the washed clothes.”

[33] The other meaning of kut́heru is “the breeze from a fan”, whether a hand fan or an electric fan.

[36] If a hand fan is used in a small room it [...] which should be avoided.

[42] Kud́ + i = Kud́i [...] to indicate five they showed one hand; to indicate ten they showed two [...] then later accepted in Sanskrit.

[44] Kud́ + uń +pá [...] would be quite expensive on the one hand and somewhat ugly on the other.

[90] The sons of farmers, after receiving [...] youths in agriculture on the one hand, and on the other an increasing [...] supplying vital energy to rural Bengal.

[20] When a person uses an ornament, [...] uses a weapon it remains in his hand, but the rest of the time he does [...] weapon is called kut́a .

[81] “You have done yourself [...] “Anyway, keep the stick in one hand and let me hold the other.”

[82] In this way I started for Sujit’s house holding his hand. From the little I could make [...] Ghusuŕi as evening fell.

[3] People attempt to pass off cheap [...] nose ornaments, head ornaments, hand ornaments, waist ornaments and [...] d́ák ornaments after Mr. Dock.

[65] On the one hand, all consumer items were hard [...] become exhausted. On the other hand, promissory notes valued at millions [...] swollen with affluence. On the one hand there were scenes of extreme poverty [...] during this unbearable situation.

[47] Ku + páńi . [...] kupáńi is “one whose hand is bad”, or “one who has a low quality hand”, or “one whose hand is ill-shaped”. The colloquial [...] activities from behind the scenes.

[71] If some part of the hand or foot remains in contact with [...] this corn is kuvala .

[73] Ku + val + kayan [...] Kháŕu was a hand ornament in ancient times. The [...] of ornament can be seen on the hand of the ancient images of certain [...] kuvalaya in formal language.

[79] According to the Tantras there is an upward-facing kuvalaya in a particular hand of the goddess known as Bhaeravii Shakti.

[96] How advantageous this kuliina [...] bachelors. As a result, while on one hand the number of kuliinas [...] cannot bode well for any community.

[20] Just as the quinquelemental [...] shrew with a fish-knife in her hand. The daughter-in-law also is very [...] are kutanu for each other.

[96] [I am no ordinary fellow; I am a great hero. I have the bow of Rama in one hand and an arrow in the other. [...] I see a green grasshopper.]

[29] Today, for all His devotees, and [...] the scenes was actually close at hand; and so he or she attains Him.

[12] The metazoic mind, on the other hand, is not solely concerned with [...] collective mind being a collection of:

[16] The protozoic mind, being a physical mind, is impervious to knowledge. On the other hand the metazoic mind is the receptacle [...] little extent psycho-spiritual.

[5] Suppose some one says, “I [...] do not really know. On the other hand, those persons who think that [...] arrive at a correct judgment. Off hand we cannot make any comment. Out [...] shall have to ponder very deeply.

[5] There are [[four]] major differences [...] of the hog family, on the other hand, is very thin. It is quite unimaginable [...] boar could have such soft skin.

[17] The population growth rate [...] rhinos is miserably low. On the one hand a minimal increase in population [...] but a thick, solid mass of hair.

[95] To become skillfully victorious [...] performing magic with sleight of hand. That is why in Sanskrit a magician [...] class of bájiikar.

[9] This [[position]] of the hand [downward] is the most natural physical position of the hand, is it not? Under normal conditions [...] while doing any hard work, your hand will be in this position. You [...] you? No, You will have to keep the hand in this position [down]. This [...] degrees? While maintaining your hand in this position, you are to utilize [...] only in that condition can your hand remain like this. Otherwise, your hand will be in this position [down]. [...] fact? We say, “Raise the hand,” you are raising your hand with your mental strength. Mind [...] and this is mental [90 degrees].

[10] Now, while you do kiirtan, Lalita [...] position. So, in Lalita Mármika, hand must be more than 90 degrees.

[1] The value of money increases with [...] its economic value. On the other hand, the more that money is kept immobile [...] fundamental principle of economics.

[1] Humans should always be careful [...] rise in the mind. If, on the other hand, one chooses to associate with [...] harm if I steal something?”

[12] That ka is the acoustic root of [...] mark quickly without lifting the hand, it has taken on the form k: [ka] [...] Mind, ka is the first consonant.

[26] By using the suffix uń [...] remember one thing. Only work done by hand is called shilpa [art] [...] mean “a handicraft made by hand”. When referring to a good singer, [...] circle]. Where is the action of the hand when singing with one’s throat? [...] because it is a superior skill.

[66] [One should constantly meditate [...] splendour of jewels, with axe in hand, holding animals, bestowing boons, [...] the five faces and three eyes.]

[80] [Girls used to crown their head [...] to hold a lovely lotus in their hand – I do not know why. They [...] amaranth in their thick black locks.]

[26] 3) Cát́u [iron pan] [...] a rolled cloth or towel in the hand in order to put it on the stove. [...] stove, are also called karpara.

[51] By adding ariń to karma we get karmari. It means “that which, when in the hand, facilitates work” or “that [...] karmariká (bákhári).

[28] Draopadi was one of the five venerable [...] things. Those who, on the other hand, uphold and promote progressive ideas, will do their best to eliminate old and useless ideas.

[30] Nonetheless, one should not miss [...] her, and whenever it got the upper hand, she would receive blows. Lord [...] blessings of Parama Puruśa.

[40] In a case where someone acts [...] one avidly eats whatever is at hand – behind this action lies [...] called kárańa .

[100] He said, “I don’t [...] the straw to pieces. I tear it by hand and put the pieces in the eating vessel.”

[111] He replied, “You should [...] lotus before you put it in the hand of a god or a goddess. Then it will be alright.”

[40] The seventh meaning of the word [...] all cases for the weapon in the hand of the Buddhist gods and goddesses; [...] Śod́ashii, it has been said:

[134] I got off the train at Muzzafarpur [...] us. He grabbed each of us by the hand and pulled us out of the wreckage, [...] for we both became unconscious.

[103] The Brahman narrated at length [...] ) with deep relish. In her left hand she held tightly a huge water pot made of bell- metal.

[82] 1) Hand. 2) Ray of light – for example, [...] rucikara [appetizing], and so forth.

[130] 3) People affectionately caress the cheek of young children with their hand. But no one caresses an elephant’s cheek. This elephant’s cheek is also called karat́a.

[135] The principal difference between [...] life-force. The orchid, on the other hand, takes primarily the liquid portion; [...] cause the host plant so much harm.

[194] I noticed that the lady was standing [...] hands and she put the glass in my hand. What delicious water! As if drawn [...] so many curves in the road here.

[215] “Yes,” Kuldip replied. [...] someone had passed an invisible hand over everything and transformed it into a dreamland?”

[252] Let us return then to the subject at hand. The kings of Sirmaor brought [...] Bahuguńá, and so forth.

[54] Once-upon-a-time there was a king [...] nutshell, she was a shrew. On the other hand, Queen Duyo was a saintly person; [...] that I can rectify myself.”

[338] “I’m still a student [...] the administration yourself, or hand it over to any honest person. [...] release of all the prisoners.”

[15] Now, that very tree on which Princess [...] the moment they are put in your hand and some which, the very instant [...] chocolates as she could manage.

[38] Ekanore said: “This forest [...] the palm tree with a telescope in hand to see if the witch is coming [...] ghosts and jackal ghosts.”

[249] “‘I suppose I’d [...] four of them slithered out of my hand, dug a hole and escaped underground. [...] four of them slipped out of my hand, jumped into the drain, and swam [...] could he do? His wife continued,

[2] Usually people do not play stringed [...] accessories that people hold in their hand to play the stringed instruments [...] further means a churning stick.

[4] The tuning pegs used to loosen [...] charred and petrified. On the other hand, if life is made akin to a loose [...] brightly on the banner of gold.

[8] In the case of yellow mustard, [...] plantation, and sufficient time is at hand to choose any of them, then the [...] irrigation after proper weeding.

[7] How should one move in the psychic and spiritual realms, on the other hand? There a person should move with eyes closed to the mundane world, as if it does not exist.

[16] What is mantra? Mananát [...] bondage”. Supposing someone binds you hand and foot, and by some means your [...] liberation, is termed a mantra.

[75] In Old Bengali the word icá [...] greedy-tongued people, those who on the one hand had a strong desire to eat them [...] between their greed and their shame.

[102] There is a story that at one time [...] unknown man he began to lift his hand to give something and then pulled [...] arrested that iikśańaka.

[20] Dadhiniiva sarpirápa. Butter [...] Parama Puruśa on the one hand and the mind’s impurities on the other hand.

[26] So we cannot divide the human race [...] they must be resisted with an iron hand. If they do not, they should be [...] that will develop human intellect.

[8] In all countries of the world, [...] capitalist exploitation on the one hand, and by implementing developmental [...] country can be easily increased.

[27] Similarly, dress and customs also [...] impossible to survive. On the other hand, the people who live in North [...] living in tropical regions do not.

[48] Not everyone follows the same religion, [...] material objects. On the other hand, religion is a psycho-sentimental [...] many religions, but dharma is one.

[15] The mode of experiencing the reaction [...] For instance, the person’s hand might get scratched, and later [...] payment will have to continue.

[19] Logically it has been proved that [...] reactions also. If you plunge your hand in fire you will surely burn it. To blame God for burning your hand is merely ignorance or stupidity. [...] consequences of these actions.

[21] A hand plunged in fire will surely get [...] changing the very composition of the hand so that it is not affected by [...] only displays utter ignorance.

[26] The consequences of actions (karmaphala) [...] one suffers. For instance, if a hand is plunged in fire, it is bound [...] burning is not to plunge one’s hand into fire. Similarly, if there [...] evil consequences does not arise.

[24] So Hari wants His devotees to unburden [...] sins myself. How could I possibly hand over my load of sins to you? I [...] can I give you my sins.”

[8] And you know the first letter, [...] mind and that dexterity of your hand is represented by the sound “a”. [...] “a” is the first letter.

[5] Scriptures say that the ordinary [...] puruśa – on the other hand, do not accept anything from anyone. [...] to Him by any of His children.

[6] On the other hand, if anyone thinks that Parama [...] His closeness is immeasurable.

[3] On the other hand, though, how many of the suitors [...] would make one’s eyes pop out.

[33] The next morning, as I was returning from the market, I saw Manoranjan with a coarse jute bag in his hand haggling over the price of water [...] had seen a ghost when he saw me.

[46] She protested, “And why not? [...] days on end, the men should lend a hand.”

[13] You should remember that the conception [...] of máyá, the left hand of máyá.

[10] But what happens? There is a shower, [...] Certainly not. The fault is with your hand and with your umbrella of vanity; [...] drenched, by His universal compassion.

[8] In days of old, when womenfolk [...] crows away with a stick in the hand. Similarly you should be careful and alert always.

[3] In Sanskrit the region across the [...] cranium. Suppose an insect bites your hand. The sensation will travel through [...] ájiṋá nád́ii.

[19] When a great man gives you a blessing, he generally does it by placing his hand on the sahasrára cakra, [...] whole being. Both the touch of the hand on the sahasrára cakra and the verbal blessing will increase your spiritual elevation.

[7] Sentiment : The second way [...] proper or desirable. On the other hand I may have acted improperly or [...] a chasm. One cannot be certain.

[9] There are five types of rock – [...] identified? If one takes dead rock in the hand and crushes it, it will become dust.

[14] And in the second phase, that is, [...] differences between thoughts on the one hand, and words and actions on the other hand, but the words and the actions [...] viira; their Lord is Viireshvara.

[63] It is said in the scriptures that [...] saḿskáras. On the one hand the embryo acquires psychic nourishment, on the other hand its saḿskáras are [...] actions (pratyaya mulaka karma).

[16] Draupadi was one of the five venerable [...] things. Those who, on the other hand, uphold and promote progressive ideas, will do their best to eliminate old and useless ideas.

[18] Nonetheless, one should not miss [...] her, and whenever it got the upper hand, she would receive blows. Lord [...] blessings of Parama Puruśa.

[4] On one side the malevolent forces are to establish their professed dogmas and on the other hand Parama Puruśa wants the [...] sure to be crowned with victory.

[5] Polygamy, on the other hand, was not forbidden for men. A [...] in vain, Daughter-in-law, for my hand will now be your measure.” [...] perpetrated with such cruelty.

[29] There are many Farsi words in Bengali [...] on. Dast in Farsi means “hand”. One whose hand is very generous is darájdast. The hand’;s mark is dastakhat. That which is worn on the hand is dastáná. A hand’;s written evidence is dastábej. [...] have the surname Dastidár.

[30] Earlier it was mentioned that efforts [...] kháyá. On the other hand: Rám ne rot́ii kháyii. [...] them can be labelled incorrect.

[6] In this expressed universe there [...] in the second cased your whole hand got burnt. Your power of expression, [...] “Oh” or “Uf”.

[53] Suppose a particular group has [...] of another group, on the other hand, is very undeveloped, but among [...] dramas upon those good people.

[21] So one should wage war against [...] bondages. This fight is with the left hand, and with the right hand what is one to do? One is to serve [...] inner and outer bondages with one hand, and serving the universe with the other hand, what will happen? Your existence [...] very existence will be blissful.

[21] [The boy came close to Bábá [...] and back of his chest with his hand, and then rubbed his chest with [...] boy:] Now, my boy, breathe deeply.

[5] [According to how Bábá touched the Margi or removed his hand, the colour perceived by the Margi changed. Bábá touched again:] And now?

[5] With the establishment of male [...] result of all this, on the one hand male lawmakers formulated many [...] against women, and on the other hand women began to curb their own [...] the different spheres of life.

[3] Now prepare a leaf-packet of a [...] Now keep some warm water ready at hand. Dip your little finger in that [...] three times through both nostrils.

[14] It may sound funny nowadays but [...] ear we can shoo it away with our hand. Since the use of the hand has increased in modern times [...] Birbhum. I have heard this folk verse:

[10] Thus, the criteria for receiving [...] these circumstances. On the other hand, there may be a Maethil Brahmin [...] standard of the entire society.

[13] If a person becomes agitated, causing [...] the other propensities, and the hand indriya (in Saḿskrta the [...] one’s control except one, say the hand. Or conversely, a particular ripu [...] legs, cannot control his hands.

[89] Suddenly I saw Prasenjit rapidly approaching, esraj in hand. I said in a half-laughing, half-annoyed [...] This isn’t like you.”

[28] It is surely a great injustice [...] however, be given a completely free hand in the formulation of educational [...] generation must be safeguarded.

[50] In a family it is natural that [...] for a long time. If, on the other hand, as is sometimes the case, the [...] opportunity to learn obstinacy.

[52] In olden times wheat was ground by using hand grinding machines because there [...] “wheat” in Old English.

[91] Usually at this time most of the [...] respectively. When pulses are ground by hand they split in two, but if they [...] sand, they will not split apart.

[103] As long as the biŕi industry [...] reject kendu leaves on the one hand and tobacco on the other. At that [...] provided with alternative employment.

[182] Sargujá or niger can be [...] fertility of the soil, and on the other hand the land will develop the capacity to retain water.

[13] On the other hand, if there is sufficient production [...] inflation” or “deflation”.

[16] Economic decentralization means [...] decentralized economy of PROUT on the other hand, production is for consumption, [...] centres will not be allowed to arise.

[29] 5. For a few days take some myrobalan [...] Káshii sugar [sugar refined by hand equipment and hence a reddish [...] water, float rather than sink.

[4] According to the ancient Arab theory, [...] will be accurate. If on the other hand, it is accepted, that the Earth [...] day be as sweet as honey”.

[8] Humans will have to move ahead [...] rise in the mind. On the other hand, if one chooses to associate with [...] happen if one lives with thieves.

[4] Furthermore, Parama Puruśa [...] individual interest on the one hand and the collective interest on [...] unambiguously in the Giitá:

[1] Gandhapisháca . [...] devayonis after they die. On the other hand, disembodied souls attain the [...] ákáshiipreta, and pisháca.

[11] There are some diseases – [...] cleaned with the middle finger of the hand while the water is still in the throat. Finally, the water should be ejected from the mouth.

[3] (2) Vasti Mudrá: While defecating, [...] with the middle finger of the left hand and pressing the scrotum with [...] as using a kaopiina. Remove the hand while urinating.

[4] (3) Múlashodhana: After defecating, insert the middle finger of the left hand as far up the rectum as possible and clean that area.

[6] (5) Dhaotii: Immediately after [...] the middle finger of the right hand, inserting it as far as possible.

[46] The first occurs just after birth. [...] world, its reaction on the one hand is, “Ah, I’m saved, I’ve come to a nice place.”

[47] Yet on the other hand, in spite of the suffering the [...] suffering of the dog at that moment.

[3] When saḿgiita (the [...] has two sides to it. On the one hand, when folk music rises to the [...] certain prestige. On the other hand, this respect and prestige prevent [...] forever into the mud and mire.

[7] It has already been mentioned that [...] is not merely to lead you by the hand; he is a source of inspiration [...] composition of the Giitá.

[9] Arjuna represents tejastattva [luminous [...] power upwards. When, on the other hand, it is directed downwards, a human becomes a demon.

[12] You are a human being, what is [...] while he is alive, on the other hand, they are interrelated in a unified [...] said,” “the mind asked.”

[16] (A sannyásii, on the other hand, uses saffron clothes. Sannyásiis [...] performed after their deaths.)

[11] The basic dharma of humans, on the other hand, is mánava dharma, Bhágavata [...] are finished, they are worthless.

[9] But atipátaka cannot be [...] pátaka. Suppose a man cuts off the hand of an innocent person: he cannot give back that particular hand; that is, in such a case the pápa [...] called mahápátaka.

[13] Ucche is a bitter tasting vegetable [...] [delicious Indian sweets], on the other hand, are rather satisfying to eat. [...] This happens due to extreme joy.

[9] Yasha: By His advent two things happen simultaneously. On the one hand, He gets staunch supporters, and [...] faces bitter criticism and infamy.

[28] This oṋḿkára [...] right in the palm of one’s hand. Here one should bear in mind [...] the endeavour to hear that sound.

[39] This Oṋḿkára-Brahma [...] building and re-building the whimsical hand of time has not been able to touch [...] destroyed, nor gets transformed.

[43] This Átmá, or Soul, [...] molecule of the molecule on one hand, similarly it is greater than [...] realize that Grand Glorious Brahma.

[31] In the spirit of Dharma, the soul [...] attain Him. You have a jewel in your hand, you throw it away and spread your hand in begging before others asking [...] They are no support on this path.

[12] When greedy people at a wake sit [...] eat they rub the leaf with their hand once, then they rub it again after licking their hand with their tongue. When the air [...] curd did you gobble up?”].

[5] In the next phase, although women [...] Eighth of England. On the other hand, sometimes the advisory council [...] the Kśatriya era itself.

[3] As far as India is concerned, the [...] of the capitalists. On the one hand the incredulous masses are kept [...] something negligible, and on the other hand the capitalists go on amassing [...] who are pillars of capitalism.

[11] The surplus wealth, after meeting [...] such loophole because on the one hand the standard of the minimum requirements must be increased, and on the other hand the provision of amenities will be assessed from the viewpoint of the collective welfare.

[15] On the other hand, decentralized economy is one [...] accept the cooperative system.

[7] [A sádhaka (spiritual practitioner) [...] touched the index finger of His one hand with that of His other. The sádhaka [...] Vaeśńava philosophy.]

[2] Hands placed at 90 degrees indicate [...] they are ready to fight death. One hand, holding a skull or fire or a snake, represents death, while the other hand is holding a dagger, representing the spirit to fight death.

[6] A mudrá expresses [...] particular style of movement with your hand. Again, when you feel thirsty [...] corresponding mudrá .

[13] Biija means “seed”. [...] surrendered in toto and has not kept in hand even a single paisa of it, is [...] indirectly. You should remember this.

[4] “When cotton is spun, its [...] the eye.” In the dexterous hand of Prakrti [the Supreme [...] later converted into Consciousness.

[19] The second possibility is struggle [...] mind towards subtlety? On the one hand ectoplasms are powdered down due [...] of expansion, but on the other hand, under the domination of the propensity [...] negative pratisaiṋcara .

[42] Consumer cooperatives should be [...] produce cloth on their power looms. Hand looms can also be used where intricate [...] supply consumers cooperatives.

[7] The second sádhaka did so [...] on his lap and rubbed his sweet hand on his body, hand, etc. Next Bábá [...] reconverted into spiritual energy.]

[6] Your expressions are therefore [...] go on, but only as long as the hand that controls the strings allows it to happen.

[9] The “of” that I have [...] it becomes unoncle. On the other hand, in Urdu it is ek cacá [...] khuŕá, khuŕi.

[25] Every newcomer to the path of sádhaná [...] objects I do not want.” The hand counts the beads, the lips mutter [...] of ekágra bhúmi.

[35] The derivative meaning of pramáńa [...] kliśt́á vrtti. On the other hand, by employing logic and lucid [...] akliśt́á vrtti.

[28] Likewise when human beings accept [...] of all objects; but on the other hand we find that only He should be made the object of life. But is that possible? Yes, it is.

[1] The Vedic Aryans were inhabitants [...] sip water from the palm of the hand in a particular style (known as [...] it as a part of religious rites.

[4] It is said that the ablative is [...] Whatever may be the work done by the hand – whether patting someone [...] used in Sanskrit for work done by hand. Thus one who did work by hand, or shilpana kriyá, is [...] can be called shilpii? On the one hand, the word yantrashilpii [instrumentalist] [...] correct form is sevaká.

[6] As I was saying, the original Vedic word panc means “work done by hand”. Now the hand has five fingers, thus the meaning [...] paiṋjá kaśá.

[37] When saḿgiita (the [...] has two sides to it. On the one hand, when folk music rises to the [...] certain prestige. On the other hand, this respect and prestige prevent [...] forever into the mud and mire.

[8] A further point is that Sanskrit [...] something you can hold in your hand – even if Latin has its historical ties, it has been severed from the veins and arteries.

[5] Now who is the doer of karma? We [...] action: the microcosm on the one hand and the Macrocosm on the other. [...] place without the impulse of mind.

[26] What is bhakti? When the mind leaves [...] one’s mind in Him. If, on the other hand, there is a gap between the wishes [...] then they can also attain Him.

[9] The function of hand is known as shilpa. But nowadays [...] vocal cord. The function of the hand is called shilpana-kriyá [...] such ignorance is asmitá.

[13] The last one and the most dangerous [...] uses cane. Now there is no cane in hand but he is moving his finger in [...] are all examples of abhinivesha.

[1] An action may be treated as “finality” [...] result of the compliance is in hand. [This is “finality”, [...] 1 )

[10] Suppose a man is drinking and drinking [...] has been quenched. On the other hand, suppose he tries to check his [...] characteristics of the vital force.

[71] The psychology of humans is goaded [...] either disease. If, on the other hand, a man eats the flesh of a person [...] those of vultures are different.

[8] In this process, psycho-physical [...] cart behind. Cows, on the other hand, have developed somewhat psychically [...] converted into psychic potentialities.

[21] The motor organs or karmendriyas [...] cord), (2) páńi (hand), (3) páda (leg), (4) páyu [...] (to give birth), respectively.

[6] When the mind rises above body-consciousness [...] [supreme taste]; one who, on the other hand, thinks of gross material objects [...] took Cosmic ideation constantly.

[11] When one sleeps on a cot, one’s body comes in contact with the cot. When eating, one’s hand and mouth come in touch with rice, [...] called dharmameghánanda.

[14] The queen advised the ministers [...] Shaktigarh carrying a white flag in hand?”

[39] Every human being is entitled to [...] Your sure bright future is in your hand. So do not waste your time and [...] attain the greatest fulfilment.

[5] The two varieties of Anurakti exist [...] Paránurakti on the other hand releases a person from the grips [...] beyond the bounds of the Universe.

[23] There are numerous glands in human [...] them. Pious thinking, on the other hand, allows the pineal secretion to [...] he were intoxicated by smoking.

[5] I have already said that kiirtana [...] Ráŕh’s kiirtana , on the other hand, based on Baul, appeals to the [...] is outstanding and unparalleled.

[2] If Bangladesh sells manufactured [...] readily available. So on the one hand jute is being replaced by artificial fibre, and on the other hand leather is being replaced by synthetic leather.

[7] Even after the advent of language, [...] show that it is hot we move our hand in a fan-like motion. When we [...] support of language was missing.

[35] At first, Suvimal pretended not [...] started again, this time with added hand and foot gestures, in other words, [...] again? Stop it. Be quiet.”

[46] When the gentleman who was travelling [...] his basket and put them in her hand saying, “Now my child, eat. [...] That would really be nice.”

[41] To know English properly, people [...] times the measurement was done by hand. Some ten thousand years ago the [...] adjective is “sanguinary.”

[89] Human beings’ desire to acquire [...] extreme greed to garner fame by one hand and give charity by the other. [...] smashing the fetters of unit ego.

[5] If an individual gets spiritual [...] individual and social uplift should go hand in hand. If there is no harmony between [...] Only paying attention will not do.

[3] On the other hand, the scriptures say, Grhiitvaeva [...] how can any noble work be done?

[6] One feels kinship to those with [...] kinship can grow at all. On the other hand, although Saguńa Brahma [...] prosperity and adversity alike.

[7] The philosophical texts refer to [...] is a creation of the dexterous hand of Parama Prakrti, a vast endless [...] and help from some other entity.

[3] By adding the suffix ka to the [...] determine”. “This is a hand, this is a foot”. In this [...] the fifth varna una must be used.

[6] The meaning of the root anj is [...] To welcome a guest we extend our hand or we extend a garland of flowers. [...] a famous king of this Angadesh.

[89] “That’s partly correct. [...] will take turns fanning you by hand. And so that you won’t be [...] think for anything else.”

[184] “They can’t be compared [...] asleep with my head resting on my hand. Then I saw that this gentleman [...] come to rest on the pillow.”

[191] I started out on the road to Caopárań. [...] direction so I covered my face with my hand. A short while later I seemed [...] hear their lamentations.”

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[86] Could it be that Chandan Mitra [...] self-same Chandan Mitra, violin in hand. The Chandan Mitra of my childhood was now a mature gentleman.

[109] We kept on driving. My driver’s [...] with a bouquet of flowers in his hand. I told the driver to stop the car.

[10] The period of Shiva was a most turbulent period in India. On the one hand there were the Aryans, the outsiders, and on the other hand there were the indigenous people, [...] conflict-ridden environment, Shiva was born.

[5] Human life is more secure than [...] approaching them with a weapon in hand, they realize that those they [...] how wretched animal life can be.

[63] “One does not have to go [...] their work. Magadha was not bound hand and foot with the bonds of the [...] to propagate his new religion.

[79] “After Shasháuṋka’s [...] Mrgánkashekhara, with his own hand, and utterly exploited Magadha, [...] condemned and censured him for this.

[60] “He was quite dissatisfied [...] respective jobs properly; on the one hand to develop Bengal’s military prowess and on the other hand to firm up its economic structure, [...] hide many things from his wife.

[2] The food and drink we take every [...] the lower plexii. On the other hand, if one’s mind remain preoccupied [...] controls all the lower cakras.

[139] (61) Human history today has reached [...] differences, shall have to move, hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder towards [...] establishment of unified humanism.

[2] This appendix comprises one discourse noted down by hand by a devotee.

[15] VARÁBHAYA MUDRÁ. [...] master. Both palms are open. The left hand rests on the left thigh (vara mudrá), the right hand is raised (abhaya mudrá). [...] VISHEŚA YOGA. Special yoga.

[12] What is the meaning of karańa [...] indriyas(the mental ears, eyes, hand, vocal cord, etc) Karańa [...] entities are being created at a time.

[2] Some ideas arose in the minds of [...] misery to Your children with one hand, and with the other, You are wiping the tears from the eyes. On the one hand, You are chiding them in the harshest [...] complementary to the other.”

[5] [I wonder how many qualities You have, how many are Your ways of expression! On one hand You are the snake that bites, on the other You are the snake charmer that cures.]

[7] You are the Cognitive Faculty on the one hand, and the Operative Faculty on the other.

[55] [I salute thee, O goddess of knowledge, [...] a pearl necklace, Whose one hand holds a viiná, and other hand holds a book.]

[56] Now in the days of Shiva the viińá [...] had a viińá in her hand, it would not be surprising at [...] other musical instruments evolved.

[57] So there is nothing surprising if Sarasvatii has a viińá in her hand; but what is surprising is the book in her hand. She is described as viińápustakarainjitahaste [...] Puráńa is caught in his own trap.

[58] As people were not acquainted with [...] if Sarasvatii has a book in her hand, she certainly does not belong [...] not the daughter of Shiva either.

[35] We have two proofs on hand to substantiate this point: First, [...] Rámáyańa.

[7] The second cause of economic imbalance [...] industrial enterprises, notably the hand weaving industry. As a result [...] Manchester cotton mills, the demand for hand woven cloth began to dwindle. [...] agricultural sector for a livelihood.

[35] For decentralization, agricultural [...] However, it is not wise to suddenly hand over all land to cooperative management [...] cannot be called a cooperative.

[2] In ancient times there was an abundance of woods and dense forests. On the one hand forests would attract clouds and cause heavy rainfall, and on the other hand they would prevent soil erosion [...] keeping water flowing in the soil.

[91] I stretched out a hand and pulled him up. “You [...] didn’t you listen to me?”

[100] “I also want that,” [...] of his left elbow with my right hand and pulled him along in a fashion. [...] that dog is chasing me.”

[103] “Think of me for a little [...] that I am pulling you along by the hand. Then, while thinking of me, fix [...] you’ll be able to do it.”

[19] While the body is with you, you [...] introversially. You can steal with your hand mentally and physically. Physically stealing with the hand is extroversial, and mentally [...] these are the psychic functions.

[4] Oxygen inhaled in breathing enters [...] properly. Then, just as on the one hand the undigested or partially-digested food turns into poisonous gas, so on the other hand the secreted digestive fluid gradually turns into harmful acid.

[10] “I suppose I’d better [...] four of them slithered out of my hand, dug a hole and escaped underground. [...] four of them slipped out of my hand, jumped into the drain, and swam [...] could he do? His wife continued,

[68] The corpse was wearing the same [...] the lighter that I had put in his hand a little while before was in the right hand of the dead body. I thought, let [...] lighter out of the corpse’s hand, the bathroom light went out. [...] seat. It was as if he was saying,

[33] Nature of the post-trance state: [...] indescribable sweetness. On the other hand, the outer world appears to be [...] Supreme Entity – Parama Brahma.