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[5] During your spiritual practices [...] in this universe can oppose or harm you. Moreover, each and every [...] to the best of their capacity.

[17] The term bhakti is derived as bhaj [...] such persons are my enemies. Let harm befall them.” Here the mind [...] because it leads to degradation.

[19] Yet the third type of devotion [...] anything. You do not want Him to harm your opponents, you do not expect [...] his or her worldly afflictions.

[9] Those who want the annihilation [...] bhaktas, because they do not wish to harm others. However, their desires [...] rájasika bhaktas [mutative devotees].

[19] If someone speaks English, what is the harm? Moreover the effect of education [...] which is cent percent anti-human.

[25] Do not tolerate injustice. This will not only harm women or a neglected and downtrodden [...] keep following the practical path.

[16] Doing good to others is virtue; doing harm to others is sin. In this world [...] desire to commit atrocities and harm others. What should the virtuous [...] both an integral part of dharma.

[2] The inner spirit of yatamána [...] spiritual sádhaná without harm or hindrance. If the king was [...] needs of the people can be met.

[11] The third action of Vidyá [...] instead of arrogance it does no harm to anyone, and many undesirable [...] corrected, they too can learn modesty.

[21] Now let us analyse the six actions [...] abnormal], which will eventually harm the person. The shántikarma [...] survive by killing another.

[25] The principles, application and [...] very little possibility of causing harm, even if the diagnosis is not [...] as in his or her mental sphere.

[29] In cases where disease is caused by unnatural activity, I do not see the harm in using medicines to help nature. [...] and beyond the means of the poor.

[43] Those doctors who continue to treat [...] such doctors and nurses not only harm society directly, they also add [...] difficulties should be immediately solved.

[19] A person who has an inimical relation [...] “Oh Parama Puruśa, please harm my enemy. Eliminate him/her for [...] gratify his/her selfish desire.

[20] Now, the unit cannot be treated [...] externalization]. So then what is the harm if I use the word “two” [...] two, three, or ten, or a thousand.

[199] “Dear friends. We are all [...] excitement of the moment which may harm our ghost culture. Dear friends, [...] enemies. It is said in the scriptures:

[2] The suffix úk/uk is used [...] older spellings what would be the harm if this spelling remained?

[4] Tuberculosis germs are present [...] tuberculosis germs cannot do any harm or cause any disease. If, however, [...] and joints and start multiplying.

[33] On the whole, the more patients [...] a wrapper of some kind. It will harm them if they are not allowed to [...] diminish their power of resistance.

[9] All activity, good or bad, has [...] wheel. If we do not seek it, we do harm to both individuals and society.

[4] Take another example. In the Pathan [...] livelihood without being compelled to harm the society. Their destiny would have been quite different.

[24] Similarly, if a particular religion [...] eventually they will inflict great harm on the country and prove to be a failure.

[25] There are occasions when majority [...] course of action which does not harm the sentiments of any group. For [...] interests of all the brothers.

[63] Vashiikára-siddhi is only [...] Those who do not, do immeasurable harm to themselves and the entire world [...] these immoral individuals begin to harm others for the sake of their own [...] principles of yama and niyama.

[12] So work you must. Those who want [...] materiality themselves, but do harm to society as well. Society becomes paralysed. So it is not that such people harm only themselves, they harm the entire human race as well.

[61] Although vipras were proud of their [...] it. They thought, "What is the harm if the vipras take a part of what [...] intellect or physical labour."

[163] Shrii Krśńa once [...] to keep the promise will cause harm [to society], then to break the [...] Age, not the Kśatriya Age.

[198] As the vipras lacked courage and [...] give them the power to curse or do harm to people, who would then out [...] footprints of the vipras on His chest.

[206] In vipra society there is more [...] scriptures. Of course vipras will not harm themselves for the sake of supporting [...] humanitarian considerations and harm such people much more than would the kśatriyas.

[25] The third cause of sin is stagnancy. [...] death. Without dynamism people harm themselves and others.

[7] “Dama”. The actual [...] or controls one’s desire to harm others by the application of psychic [...] must have the quality of damana.

[8] “Asteya”. Asteya is [...] Although internal theft does not harm anyone, unlike external theft, [...] desisting from theft of any kind.

[11] The spirit of shaoca is to keep [...] rest. Conversely, those who always harm others, will think about doing more harm or committing more crimes in their [...] do virtuous deeds night and day.

[18] What is the thought process? It [...] reactions materialize in the form of harm to you. So, if there is ill feeling [...] “O Lord , how much harm I think of doing to others?” [...] nothing but deceit and hypocrisy.

[21] Gold ornaments cannot be fashioned [...] thought of doing this or that, to harm another person. They will receive [...] One needs an appropriate base.

[24] [Out of the eighteen Puranas, two [...] and pápa (sin) means doing harm to others.]

[12] This is the way it has been and [...] rubbish of the past. It can only harm you and lead you to your death. [...] no reason to be afraid.”

[10] Even if one does not harm anyone physically, but simply [...] endlessly for their mean-mindedness.

[104] The form and presentation of most [...] well and good; if not, there is no harm.

[190] In my opinion sáhityikas [...] sáhityikas may suffer more harm than good. The publishing business [...] in many countries of the world.

[46] The beginning, the middle and end [...] progress they will do no further harm. So-called jiṋánis [...] their lives has become futile.

[86] After the French revolution no [...] abuse of government power, the big harm done was the lack of a firm, well-knit social structure.

[56] Is this protean master-artist, [...] (material enjoyments or sufferings), no harm; if [[you]] do the Sádhaná of Bhoga, no harm there either; but there should [...] indeed is the ever-changing Prakrti!

[3] Service to animals : Milk-giving [...] her ability to give milk, do not harm or kill her.

[1] Recently in Thailand, I said something [...] principles of life, there is no harm in repeating the same points again.

[31] You will have to advance with the [...] intolerance have created enormous harm in the world, have caused torrents [...] the form of “isms”.

[8] The other cult, the non-Shaeva [...] blade of grass moved. What is the harm if we want to find out how His [...] cult over the non-Shaeva cult.

[26] The word “jagat” is [...] perceiving mind, and there is no harm if it doesn’t! The nature [...] within the scope of its purview.

[13] How much progress has been made [...] social progress to bring about harm to ourselves. And what is the [...] various types of lethal bombs.

[5] Nature dislikes disobedience or [...] dominate society, and this will harm the interests of both the individual [...] behind a chaotic imprint on society.

[159] The underlying weaknesses which cause immense harm to human beings are called ripus [...] páshas are eight in number:

[171] Neither should one be jealous of [...] person’s sinful or wicked actions harm society and disrupt social life, one can no longer afford to be indifferent.

[37] That is – Tantra has expressed [...] have in this way inflicted great harm on Tantra.

[2] Proper attention should be paid [...] absence of a proper balance will harm not only the individuals, but also the society as a whole.

[5] Kaośikii is beneficial for [...] are no Ananda Margis. There is no harm in it; rather it is beneficial in all respects.

[87] “Of all the eighteen mythological [...] virtue’, and ‘Doing harm to others is vice’.”

[54] But remember that this refers to [...] individual life, however much one might harm you, you may forgive that person [...] impossible for human beings to survive.

[55] You should further remember that [...] the lap of its mother; does this harm or insult the mother? Not at all. [...] tolerant than the trees”].

[1] Karma means “change [...] benefit to anyone, nor cause any harm to anyone. Various discriminations, [...] pápa karmas [sinful actions].

[5] Sin [...] An action of yours that brings harm to others and brings about your [...] [sin]. In this kind of karma , harm to others goes hand in hand with [...] worse than pátaka .

[6] Now, pátaka [sin [...] repentance, and compensates for the harm his or her action caused. After [...] should no longer be called a sinner.

[10] Yesterday[see beginning] I told [...] That kind of sin brings recurring harm to society. An example is the [...] encouraged to imitate the first.

[12] Paradharmo bhayávahah – [...] person’s evil example will bring harm to others as well; certainly the [...] induced to perform such evil deeds.

[8] Consider government servants for [...] something remote. Rather they try to harm those who are honest and conscientious [...] of a thousand scorpion stings.

[30] The ensconcement in the Macrocosmic [...] will speak the truth, I will not harm anyone” – This simple [...] one’s mind, will not take one far.

[4] The winter says, “I do not harm the little children, and I am [...] their bodies with quilts.”

[5] Intellectually and spiritually [...] These microvita can cause immense harm in the collective sphere not only [...] friendly and some are neutral.

[11] (6) You may come to a temporary [...] weakness of mind. It results in worse harm to society.

[102] 41) Do not judge anyone to be good [...] expression may result in collective harm to society.

[28] Social interaction : There [...] there is illicit mixing, the only harm done to men is that they degenerate [...] guide their social interaction.

[60] A little while ago I said that, [...] in this direction? What is the harm in reducing the gap between wages [...] competence and sense of responsibility.

[88] A person who runs after petty objects [...] after inflicting a great deal of harm upon themselves and society.

[207] It is not nature’s desire [...] flaws in the judgement, it will not harm him or her in any way.

[300] People often say, “I follow neither a religion nor rituals; I abide by truth; I harm nobody and I tell no lies, and [...] the path of spiritual practice.

[13] So, the psychological approach [...] and they will prevent any further harm to themselves.

[16] [Out of the eighteen Puranas, two [...] and pápa (sin) means doing harm to others.]

[3] This movement in the physical sphere [...] found to my satisfaction that no harm resulted. They cautioned me again [...] and break through to a new light.

[17] Once again I repeat that no human [...] respectable position, or those who openly harm society without restraint, will [...] satisfaction of Parama Puruśa.

[23] If one is not able to give the [...] be able to do any considerable harm to the community: normally the harm will come after his or her demise.

[27] Some philosophies have taught their [...] our intellect, what’s the harm? It is also a labour to apply [...] outcome of those pseudo-philosophies.

[28] I said a little while ago, and [...] which will never encourage them to harm humanity, either directly or indirectly.

[40] There are some people who are neither [...] vyákhyána, but they do more harm than good to the society. There [...] not lead to liberation”].

[19] Again, if someone works exclusively [...] a result of which one may bring harm to oneself as well as to the universe. [...] the welfare of the world either.

[16] Moreover, there is a still-greater [...] dishonest persons may do enormous harm to that community by imposing [...] them into the darkest dungeons.

[37] When rta leads to harm, or when it carries the possibility [...] leads to welfare is called satya.

[49] Individuals or groups or communities [...] as enemies, have done enormous harm to the world in the past, and [...] will do so in the future also.

[5] Internal satsauṋga is absolutely [...] so at any time, there will be no harm. But mere external satsauṋga, [...] undesirable thoughts, is not good.

[4] Whatever human beings do motivated [...] don’t care whether it does good or harm to others, because at least I [...] they enslave themselves to dogmas.

[4] Suppose somebody does something which may cause some physical harm, should we call it the sádhaná [...] and thus becoming one with Him.

[27] Cowards say that everything is [...] efforts and then fails, what is the harm?” But devotees say, “No, [...] have to simply lie inert.”

[10] Mokśa [emancipation, non-qualified [...] philosophy brought incalculable harm to Shaivite Ráŕh. [...] social life of Ráŕh.

[33] Suppose there are many sweets before [...] instinct may say that there is no harm in taking something. When the [...] associated with guiding psychic faculty.

[3] The male structure differs from [...] application of microvita will not do any harm.

[15] Pseudo-spirituality cannot help [...] conventions and traditions, what is the harm?” These types of dogmatic [...] spirituality and not pseudo-spirituality.

[24] Even those creatures that have [...] those undeveloped creatures do harm to humans, the fault does not [...] arrangements to protect themselves?

[78] In olden times rivers used to be [...] cruel river which causes terrible harm to a community through sudden [...] kaḿsa or kaḿsá.

[4] If several people are eating together [...] may become infected. There is no harm, however, in eating together from [...] Rather, this is a nice thing to see.

[21] How far is relative knowledge acceptable [...] moment relative knowledge does more harm than good to society, it should [...] will forfeit the right to exist.

[4] During the Moghul period India [...] methods, they could not do much harm to the Indian Práńa [...] it could not cause much damage.

[38] In the course of different discussions [...] cause the Sanskrit language any harm but they will cause harm to the Bengali-speaking people. [...] a strong and well-merited step.

[24] Some people use the Bengali letter [...] instead. For example, what is the harm in writing chahii hádich for sahiih hádis.

[15] Yes, Shiva was very stern in this [...] irrational dogmas and thereby enormously harm society, who crudify the human [...] form of mental disease.”

[26] Who are duśkrtas [the wicked]? Those who cause harm to innocent people either out [...] doctrines of Charvaka philosophy].

[13] This Rávańa [...] sophisticated ways to do great harm to human beings. In English I [...] against these kinds of demons.

[38] And what is puŕána [...] others brings victory, and doing harm to others brings defeat.

[6] In the world today a handful of [...] labour, a little such food does no harm to their bodies, nor does it exert its harmful influence on their minds.

[24] Due to the quick development of [...] lack of proper knowledge, they harm themselves both physically and mentally.

[26] The closer one moves towards Parama [...] person concerned did not cause any harm to the world or any or its people. [...] kiirtana at the top of your voice.

[12] Actually, Parama Puruśa never means any harm by involving someone in a particular [...] absorbed in this liilá.

[8] In common speech niiti means simply [...] and kuniiti [niiti conducive to harm] cannot be used, since the word [...] welfare and] can never be harmful.

[3] If I use the word “humanism” [...] the humans] of today, what is the harm? Even if I can, I will not – [...] nor have they been even today.

[10] I have already explained that a distorted humanism has created tremendous harm in the world, and is still doing [...] catastrophic misfortune for human beings.

[14] Now we shall discuss the panacea. [...] do not at all realize what great harm they are doing to human society [...] change their colours frequently.

[17] But among those who have harmed [...] I have done is right. This may harm people, but I must make sure that my prestige is not injured.”

[38] And I am confident that on that [...] society, nor will any demon be able to harm millions of people in the name [...] – it is even better!”

[22] Those who shirk duties and responsibilities do commit a great harm to society. It is this lack of [...] pápa and pratyaváya.

[29] Many words have entered Bengali [...] attempt to confine a language will do harm to that language. Languages develop [...] interchange so that they can advance.

[26] You may have heard that some people [...] extend their influence or to do harm to others, and would perform many [...] some people do, they are very few.

[19] There are 51 propensities in men. [...] negative microvita can also do harm to others.

[5] Suppose, a man has no devotion [...] crude materialism has done much harm to human society during the last [...] propounders of these crude philosophies.

[17] Then the fourth one is samyak [...] Physically you are not doing any harm to anybody, but mentally you may do harm to somebody. So that will be mental [...] mentally also you must not do any harm to anybody. That is, you should [...] ájiiva . Do you follow me?)

[18] But when logic develops, the scope [...] now we find that he did enormous harm to society by propagating national socialism!”

[22] A collective tendency, a tendency [...] mentality, human beings are bound to harm other groups, and even subgroups [...] he or she will become a cynic.

[94] Again, if someone works exclusively [...] a result of which one may bring harm to oneself as well as the universe. [...] the welfare of the world either.

[155] The ignorance regarding Brahma (the Supreme Consciousness) and Dharma has done enormous harm to humanity. In today’s civilized [...] whether to call Him Hari or Allah.

[273] Do not judge anyone to be good [...] expression may result in collective harm to society.

[287] You may come to a temporary truce [...] weakness of mind. It results in worse harm to society.

[480] If a materialistic philosophy contains [...] geo-sentiment has caused enormous harm to many individuals and communities [...] and undermines human excellence.

[550] Long ago I went to Purulia. I was [...] society, nor will any demon be able to harm millions of people in the name of humanism by exploiting their gullibility.

[567] Sometimes people grow suspicious [...] as enemies, have done enormous harm to the world in the past, and [...] will do so in the future also.

[581] Such false philosophies have taught. [...] with our intellect what’s the harm? It is also a labour to apply [...] been reduced to living skeletons.

[584] I said a little while ago, and [...] which will never encourage them to harm humanity, either directly or indirectly.

[27] Some nerve plexuses get developed [...] lymph is destroyed there is no harm. Spermatozoa with lymph and other [...] as “seminal fluid”.

[12] To prevent water seeping out immediately [...] with calcium, although this may harm the aquatic plants and fish. [...] preventing the water from seeping away.

[106] The greedy, hobbledehoy young [...] veritable peasant. There is no harm in telling the truth. I was wondering [...] edition of the same thing.”

[22] Kula + han + d́a = kulaghna [...] Colloquially, one whose actions greatly harm their family, community or mankind, [...] also be called kulaghna.

[5] If the acid content of the blood [...] the heart, liver and kidneys. The harm may be so great that the heart [...] crystallize and form kidney stones.

[1] Humans should always be careful [...] in the mind, “What is the harm if I drink a little wine?” [...] will think, “What is the harm if I steal something?”

[3] Hence humans should choose their [...] lest their own influence cause harm to the children. One must be very strict about this. In Tantra it is said,

[6] One is the incident of Karna’s [...] remained with him, no one could harm him. Krsna knew that as long as [...] capacity to strike at the enemy.

[52] There was a time when, due [...] functions; rather it does serious harm to the body and damages it severely. [...] reason, wine must be forsaken.

[106] 16) Among those persons who want to do harm to others or go out in order to do others harm, those who are especially cunning are called káka.

[135] The principal difference between [...] not cause the host plant so much harm.

[6] If a system of corrective measures [...] flaws in the judgement, it will not harm them in any way. A person who [...] will benefit from such a system.

[21] From the moral viewpoint also it [...] possibility of anyone coming to any harm.

[64] Suppose a teetotaller mixes regularly [...] become drunk. But what’s the harm if you just taste a little! This [...] cause of his or her degeneration.

[62] Narada then cautioned the boys, [...] are not devotees. But what is the harm if you take the dust? Let our [...] if the Lord is in naraka.”

[86] Ekanore said: “If you see [...] questions. She won’t be able to harm you in any way. Moreover, if you [...] your mouth firmly shut.”

[97] The old witch said: “Can’t [...] lose its beauty. What’s the harm if you come down? ”

[46] Which is the best way to attain [...] devotional vanity, it will not do much harm, because it is still the Supreme [...] salvation, devotion is the best”.

[3] Although country rice wine is considered [...] Country rice wine has done tremendous harm to the rural population of Bengal. [...] brings about their degradation.

[9] Paddy is the staple food in northeastern [...] not poisonous, otherwise it will harm the pisciculture. Even rocky land [...] after filling it up with good soil.

[41] Irrigation is also an important [...] deserts are harnessed, it may do more harm than good. It is always better to conserve surface water.

[13] I was somewhat late returning. Though it was night there was no harm done because the night train from [...] when I arrived home in Jamalpur.

[15] So-called ideologists become philosophers. [...] there had been no universe, what harm would there be? We came into this [...] considered the intellectuals stupid.

[19] Metamorphosis went on. Age after [...] of human beings; they did much harm to our collective body, not only [...] were treated as unwanted beings.

[6] The worst calamity that can befall [...] destruction. Hari never wants to harm anyone, nor do His devotees. However, [...] Destruction comes as a matter of course.

[14] At a particular time, people treat [...] are finished. You have done much harm.” Those who follow the path [...] – but at least they do no harm to society. So whatever degree [...] did not injure society at all.

[24] Now let us come to the main point. [...] geo-economic sentiment is causing enormous harm in social life. Here, there is [...] what to speak of a human being!

[3] Human beings have to move, and [...] one’s qualities not only brings harm to the world, but it also exhausts [...] they will be crushed like ants.

[14] In fact the ignorance of Brahmaváda (intuitional science) and dharma has done enormous harm to the human race. In the modern [...] addresses Him as Álláh.

[58] All languages of the world borrow [...] about this; otherwise it will do harm. There is no sense in shutting [...] Bengali language more expressive.

[8] In actuality, it so happens that [...] of the state – they cause harm to society by spreading communalism [...] slightly larger than the other’s.

[38] You may have observed many people [...] boldness, and thus they did enormous harm to humanity by delaying revolution.

[44] Thus those who sought to confine [...] gurus; they have done enormous harm to the human society. The various [...] are God’s commands.”

[6] Avidya tantriks make use of this [...] house of that person he wishes to harm. The inhabitants of the house, [...] occult power of an inferior quality.

[26] In order for people around the [...] ideas. Doing this will in no way harm any mother tongue.

[47] The method of extracting work by [...] can never be compensated for the harm done to them. Even when these [...] become their permanent companions.

[17] Why did he write these eighteen [...] Conversely, one accumulates sin by doing harm to others. He wrote these Puráńas [...] write these Puráńas.

[8] Humans will have to move ahead [...] eventually come in the mind, what is the harm if I drink a little wine? The same sort of thing will happen if one lives with thieves.

[14] Incidentally, let me tell you that [...] vidyádharas are devayonis, they do not harm anybody. They are a type of positive microvita.

[18] If one sits for meditation in that [...] they are devayonis, they do not harm anyone – rather they assist [...] spiritual aspirant who realizes:

[23] Videhaliina. Those who continue [...] help living beings. They do not harm anyone because they are positive microvita.

[5] Mahákapála. Those who harm others while trying to fulfil [...] trying to destroy the living world.

[49] Pardoning is an individual attribute. [...] affairs, or pardon people ignoring the harm they inflicted on the collective [...] 13 )

[17] Sometimes sugar is completely absent [...] insulin is given, it will actually harm the patient. Under such circumstances [...] automatically become sugar-free.

[24] Those who are lacking in proper [...] wrong statements which have caused harm to society. I will give you an example. There is a shloka in the Upanishads,

[9] Now, what is the role of devotional [...] geo-sentiment has caused enormous harm to many individuals and groups [...] and undermines human excellence.

[1] Another meaning of the word acala [...] domain of dharma and bring great harm upon themselves and society due [...] evil company or faulty direction.

[15] Instead of wishing harm to a person, try to instruct him. [...] defective psychology will destroy you.

[11] It should be remembered that both [...] will reveal that both categories harm society. In order to advance, [...] the midst of physical clashes.

[30] The same kind of waywardness in [...] confusion. This confusion will harm the literature and consequently the social consciousness will suffer.

[2] Whatever a person manufactures [...] yet behave like demons, causing harm to humanity. Collective efforts [...] only fear. What is the way out?

[26] There are three classifications [...] employment,” he is not trying to harm anybody, but he wants physical [...] aparábhakti is not at all bhakti.

[29] Every human being, from the age [...] lethargy”. It causes the greatest harm to human life because it results [...] and die as ordinary human beings.

[30] Before the fetus is created, milk-producing [...] weakness for eggs, but do not want to harm a living embryo, are partial to [...] defects of non-vegetarian food.

[3] People often say, “I follow neither a religion nor rituals; I abide by truth; I harm nobody and I tell no lies. This [...] morality, may at any moment break down.

[7] It must, therefore, be emphasized [...] they will bring about their own harm and that of others. Ácáryas [...] of their minds for a long time.

[21] The meaning of the word ahiḿsá [...] action with the intention of causing harm to someone else amounts to hiḿsá. [...] whether there is intention of doing harm or not. The process of respiration [...] are to be done for self-defense.

[22] As a result of clash and cohesion [...] paddy. Do you have any intention to harm anybody while preparing rice? [...] one will have to commit suicide.

[30] The principle of ahiḿsá, [...] there is no intention of causing harm or pain at all. The purpose of [...] no matter how harsh it may seem.

[32] Heroism is revealed in fight against [...] conquer the territory or to cause harm.

[85] When people, driven by instincts, [...] whether or not they think of doing harm to others, their minds get distorted. [...] Though that fortunate person did no harm to them, yet being overpowered [...] for, or think ill of, him or her.

[13] Suppose you collected certain knowledge [...] path of vice; they are sure to harm others.

[4] Such negative practices are common [...] person whom he or she wishes to harm. The inhabitants of the house, [...] occult power of inferior degree.

[56] “Now it’s cold season,” I said. “What’s the harm if there is no fan-puller?”

[174] “I’ll let them know [...] that they won’t allow any harm to come to you before you get to Ranchi.”

[181] “Do they ever disturb anyone or cause anyone any harm?”

[1] We did not mean to harm anyone. But when adhármika [...] have now merged with the soil.

[29] No one should risk harm by practising ásanas and mudrás without the permission of an ácárya.

[12] “This Máyá [...] strength are all Mine. She cannot harm the one who has taken shelter in Me, because she is an inseparable part of Me.”

[13] Parama Puruśa is the actual [...] Máyá will be unable to harm them.

[18] In addition, Shiva has two faces [...] purpose is to teach people, not to harm them. The other face, Kálágni, [...] shiva is “welfare”.

[4] But those who are demons in human [...] thus bringing about considerable harm to the society, the state and [...] clever people, are harming others.

[10] The fourth principle is right livelihood [...] pure and sacred and should not harm anyone. Lord Buddha’s father [...] whose food is accepted by all.

[23] Keeping the light on I lay down [...] once again. I never do anyone any harm, so there is no possibility of [...] But nothing or no one came out.

[50] “As a result of the clash [...] continued, “the amount of harm that Magadha suffered was doubled. [...] outrages. This is our Magadha.

[22] Some people may criticize Shiva [...] not curse anyone, He would not harm anyone. If a person criticized [...] and serene modulations –

[9] The meaning of the word ahiḿsá [...] action with the intention of causing harm to someone else amounts to hiḿsá. [...] whether there is intention of doing harm or not. The process of respiration [...] are to be done for self-defense.

[10] As a result of clash and cohesion [...] paddy. Do you have any intention to harm anybody while preparing rice? [...] one will have to commit suicide.

[38] Mahimá : The word [...] jealousy then he or she can do great harm with this siddhi. Thus a spiritual aspirant should shun this many-thorned siddhi.

[41] Prápti : Through this [...] roughly speaking there is no great harm attached to it. Still, in the [...] should also shun this thorny siddhi.

[3] Foods which are highly acidic, [...] be carefully avoided as they may harm the fetus. Bending over in a stooping [...] better to lie down on a hard bed.