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[14] Yáṋhá yáṋhá netra paŕe Táṋhá táṋhá Hari sphúre.

[15] Wherever I look Hari is visible. To attain this stage [...] Why should ideation of Brahma or Hari be adopted? Before realizing this you will have to understand what Bháva signifies.

[2] Today at noon I talked about the [...] What is kiirtana , what is Hari? I also talked about that. Did you all understand it properly?

[3] Kiirtaniiyah sadá Harih . The devotee will do the kiirtana of Hari. At that time what will Hari do? That is one question. The devotee is very dear to Hari and Hari is also very dear to the devotee. And Hari steals the devotee’s sins. [...] devotee does the kiirtana of Hari, what will Hari do then? You know, if, when the [...] hariparimańd́ala . At that time where does Hari remain? There is a shloka prevalent in the scriptures –

[10] I have said that doing kiirtana [...] gets bliss. One gets the wave of Hari, and if a person sits for meditation [...] necessity for every spiritual aspirant.

[23] So when Parama Puruśa is [...] names of Parama Puruśa is Hari. Harati pápánii ityarthe Hari: that is, the Entity who steals all the sins of the microcosms is Hari. All the microcosms are part and [...] physically, mentally, an spiritually.

[24] And what does He do to protect [...] names of Parama Puruśa is Hari.

[19] There is a fruit which, when eaten, removes all diseases from the body. Hr + nini = hari, “that which steals”, [...] is called haritaki [myrobalan].

[13] Jale hari sthale Hari anale anile Hari Graha-tárá-súrye Hari harimaya e trisaḿsár.

[14] [Hari resides in both land and water. [...] three worlds are permeated by Him.]

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[23] Krśńa nám Hari nám barai madhur Jei jan Krśńa bhaje se bara catur.

[23] A very popular name is Hari. In Sanskrit the root verb har means “to steal”, and “Hari” means “The Stealing Agent”.

[25] Though He cannot go against the [...] He is a thief. You heard “Hari” means “thief”?

[27] Then what will this loving Father [...] momenta. That’s why He is Hari – He is a thief, The Great Thief.]]

[23] Now the meaning of the word Hari is “one who steals, [...] lightened. Buddha used to say:

[35] Now, without their permission and [...] saḿskáras, thus one of his names is Hari . If he does not steal them, [...] side of life’s river. So Hari’;s duty is to lighten the load [...] people do the kiirtana of Hari , their greatest friend, and not of anyone else.

[2] “Kiirttaniiyah sadáharih”. Kiirtana should be done on Hari and on no other entity. One should [...] for one’s own self but for Hari. Even though people are taught to do kiirtana for Hari, they still make the mistake of [...] hear the self-praise of others.

[3] What is the actual meaning of Hari? Hari and Hara are the two functional [...] always engaged in some type of work.

[8] “Harati pápániityarthe [...] means “to steal”, so Hari means “one who steals”. How strange! Why should Hari steal? This is something very [...] expected to carry such a heavy load?

[9] There is one hope for redemption, [...] as He steals sins, He is called Hari. What happens to the devotees [...] separated from the mind. That is why Hari is nicknamed “makhan cor” [...] from the milkmaids’ houses.

[69] It is the Saguńa Brahma [...] created object the Divine game of Hari and Hara, Viśńu [...] our lives]] the battle between Hari and Hara goes on unabated. So long as Hari wins, the heart is astir with [...] stop, frozen in the chill of death.

[14] Jale hari sthale hari anale anile hari, Graha-tárá-súrye hari harimaya e trisámsár.

[4] “When tears of pain roll down my cheeks Thanks to Hari, thanks to Hari. When I float in the ocean of nectar Thanks to Hari, thanks to Hari.”

[40] Abhimána is no better than [...] engage yourself in contemplation on Hari.

[6] In Sanskrit, one name of Parama Puruśa is Hari. Hari means “who steals”, [...] And that’s why He is called Hari. Hari means “He who steals”.

[16] How does the individual move ahead? There is Hari on one side and Hara on the other. [...] While Hara symbolizes destruction, Hari symbolizes creation. The world moves on through the clash of Hari and Hara ( Hariharátmaka [...] Till now, there is the sport of Hari. Thereafter the play of Hara begins. [...] dreadful as death, for death itself.

[44] Trayaḿ tyaktvá Hariḿ bhajet – here Hari means Parama Puruśa. You know Hari is a favourite name of Parama Puruśa: harati pápán ityarthe Hari – “one who steals the sins of His devotees is Hari.” Is it not absurd to call Hari a thief? Hence the fact is that [...] remain a bit away from Him.”

[52] However, when Parama Puruśa [...] is termed as robbery. Here what Hari is doing is not robbery but stealing, [...] sins, He forcibly steals them away.

[23] Sakhii re myány to linii hari mola Koi kahe sasto koi kahe máhaunge Lińii re tarája taola

[2] I’ll narrate what happened [...] broke to the eerie shouts of Bol, Hari bol! [“Chant the Lord’s [...] Afterwards I slowly fell asleep.

[10] Now, how do these mudrás [...] remember a person, for instance Hari Babu, whom you have seen numerous [...] that you actually want to express.

[7] 4. Harati pápán ityarthe Hari [“One who steals otherśsins is called Hari”], and Harati bandanaḿ [...] deserves such a glorious epithet?

[7] HARA. The entity which is instrumental [...] another name of Lord Shiva. HARI. Literally, “that which [...] the preservation of unit beings.

[48] Sudháraseo bhásáo yakhan Dhanya Hari dhanya Hari; Vyathá diye kándáo yakhan Dhanya Hari dhanya Hari.

[17] Nitya áchi Vrndábane, Ámi to nai Hari cháŕá, D́ákle Hari ásbe káche, D́ákle parei dey se sáŕá.

[93] “He [Parama Puruśa] [...] Steals Others’ Sins Is Called Hari” in Ánanda Vacanámrtam [...] Vishvarúpánanda Avadhúta.

[10] It is important to note that sattvaguńa [...] the creator and the destroyer, of Hari and Hara.

[5] Panini fixed certain rules in this [...] a break between the two words, hari and náma. For this reason the ra of the first word hari does not affect the na of the [...] prańáma, prańaya, etc.

[35] Nitya áchi Vrndávane, ámi to nai Hari cháŕá; d́ákle Hari ásbe káche, d́ákle pare-i dey se sáŕá.

[36] [I am always in Vrindavana, I am never without Hari, the Lord. If you call Him, He comes near. If you call, He will respond.]

[21] A few days ago in a certain place I gave a talk about Hari. Hari means harati pápan ityarthe [...] However, one who steals we call Hari. It is not a good thing. It is against the sixteen points, but the word Hari means “one who steals”. [...] of love and affection with Him.

[24] You all know well, you have read [...] or stealing, one of His names is Hari. So whatever meaning of Ráma [...] Náráyańa or Hari we accept, it refers to the [...] ignorance that human beings fight.

[1] Last night I was explaining the [...] Puruśa, then “Hari”. There is another very popular [...] the name of a mythological giant.

[9] Parama Puruśa, “Hari”, “Náráyańa” [...] eau have the same meaning.

[8] “Hari”. “Pápáni harati ityarthe harih.” He who steals sins is Hari. Suppose a man, Mr. X, has committed [...] “harar”. That’s why He is “Hari”.

[9] “Even those who are popularly [...] superior to Brahmans if devotion to Hari [the Lord] is present in them, [...] hand, a Brahman has no devotion to Hari, that person is indeed lower than [...] mental balance is very important.

[30] We know that the vibrational faculty [...] waves in the phase of creation. Hari kathá [devotional talk] [...] Cosmic expression. The importance of Hari kathá in spiritual development [...] His name and speak it to others.

[32] I have already stated that the [...] bondage. Only through the medium of Hari kathá can one cross this ocean of bhava, the entire range of the vibrational faculty.

[155] The ignorance regarding Brahma [...] pattern. My God, your God, the Hari of the Hindus and the Allah of [...] brains, thinking whether to call Him Hari or Allah.

[5] This world is a divine play of Hari and Hara. It is Hari-Harátmaka. Hara is one who is undergoing no metamorphosis and Hari means “Harati pápánityarthe [...] and that is why He is known as Hari. But in this Shloka we are concerned with the word Hara. “Amrtákśarah Harah”.

[10] The kulakuńd́alinii [...] poet Vidyápati has said: Hari gelá Madhupurá háma [...] kulabálá”].

[11] Where is Hari [the Lord]? He is in Madhupur. [...] “the daughter of a family”.

[14] “Hari lives very far above, Parama Puruśa [...] existence of the individual is no more.

[15] The reality of things has to be [...] or spiritual, suffering is that Hari or Krśńa, who is [...] pratyáhára, etc.

[17] Jale Hari, sthale Hari, anale anile Hari, Graha tárá súrje Hari, Harimay e trisaḿsár.

[18] [Hari is everywhere, Hari is in everything: on land, in [...] sun; He is in the three worlds.]

[30] Nitya áchi Vrńd́avane, ámi to nai Hari cháŕá D́ákle Hari ásbe káche d́ákle pare-i dey se sáŕá.

[8] Only using a saffron costume does [...] Dása, Yamuná Dása, Hari Dása etc. In this way sádhus [...] know the meaning of sádhu.

[165] We continued on. We still had far [...] kingdom. The king of Jammu-Kashmir was Hari Singh, the successor of its first [...] difference whether I come or go”].

[53] Jale hari sthale hari Anale anile hari Graha-tárá suŕye hari Harimay e trisaḿsár.

[75] Human beings are advised to only do Hari kiirtan, kiirtan on the Lord. [...] maintain a permanent existence.

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[6] But when this is the law, how does [...] Parama Puruśa’s names is Hari. What is the meaning of Hari? “Harati pápáni [...] “saḿskáras”) is called Hari. But why should Parama Puruśa [...] because He dearly loves His devotees.

[10] But Parama Puruśa knows [...] who steals others sins is called Hari. So, one of His names is Hari.

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[1] One of the names of Parama Puruśa is “Hari.” “Hari” means one who does the act of [...] a reaction equal to the action.

[3] Real devotees do not want to give [...] therefore He is known as “Hari” – you have taken refuge in Hari. There is no need to worry any more. In hell also Parama Puruśa will be with you.

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[14] In fact the ignorance of Brahmaváda [...] god, her god, the Hindu’s Hari and the Moslem’s Álláh [...] the least who addresses Him as Hari or who addresses Him as Álláh.

[15] Those whose existence is filled [...] insignificant arguments as to whether Hari is greater than Álláh, or Álláh greater than Hari), or claiming that He resides [...] samskaras accumulated over many lives.

[24] I will take a brief respite here [...] sandesh which is spoken about in the Hari lut́ song is not in any ancient book.

[26] [Now begins the distribution of Hari lut́ (the Lord’s favours). [...] Krśńa stretched out his palms.]

[20] The last type of devayoni is the [...] saḿskaras. But if he indulges in vanity Hari (when Parama Puruśa steals others saḿskaras he is called Hari) will not steal it. His sins may [...] from following the negative path.

[24] For this the mind will have to [...] Because one of his names is Hari. Hari means: harati pápaḿ [...] the sins of the unit being is Hari .

[26] Now Parama Puruśa [...] put an end to them. However Hari or Náráyańa [...] secretly, thus He is a thief, He is Hari. He has no other means but to [...] pápaḿ yah sah harih .

[27] Bear in mind that this Hari, this Parama Puruśa [...] jiṋániicenmokśamápnuyát .

[8] We must always remember this thing. [...] concrete. And that group is known as Hari parimańd́ala gośt́hi, [...] here to form a strong, well-knit Hari parimańd́ala for the coming generation.

[21] Muci haye shuci hay yadi hari bhaje Shuci haye muchi hay yadi hari tyaje

[22] [An unholy person becomes holy if he ideates on Hari. A so called holy person becomes [...] Puruśa, Viśńu.]

[63] Muci haye’ shuci hay yadi Hari bhaje; Shuci haye’ muci hay yadi Hari tyaje.

[7] HARA. Literally, “the entity [...] others”; other names of Lord Shiva. HARI. Literally, “that which [...] the preservation of unit beings.

[6] Now whose kiirtana should be done? Hari’;s. Who is Hari? In Bhopal I said: Harati pápaḿ ityarthe harih —He steals sins. He who steals sins is Hari. Harań kará [...] Himself steals. This is quite bad.

[8] You will notice how much sin a [...] knowledge. Thus His other name is Hari, or thief.

[9] If you do not do the kiirtana for this Hari who loves his devotees so deeply, [...] Always do the kiirtana of Hari. Here Hari means Parama Puruśa [...] Good people will do this alone.