Ha > References for ‘harmed’

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[18] [Women of the past were good since they followed religious observances. But Mr. Bethun alone has harmed them immensely. Their ways are [...] started speaking English too!]

[59] In this regard there is another [...] either state, the languages will be harmed enormously. People do not like to see their mother tongue harmed. If it is they will revolt, which [...] very hard – very merciless.

[143] Shúdras are only interested [...] present and future, vipras have harmed not only themselves but society as well, and continue to do so.

[148] Excessive concern about the future [...] and the present, have also been harmed. A doctrine that emphasizes an [...] Supreme Entity] as the only truth.

[6] “Kśamá”, [...] wrongdoer because he or she has harmed thousands of innocent people. [...] decision in this regard arbitrarily.

[3] Does this increased capacity to [...] mind? Some renowned scientists have harmed society to such an extent that [...] supreme question or parama prashna.

[18] What is the thought process? It [...] mentally, “Let Mr. So-and-so be harmed, let So-and-so be destroyed, let [...] nothing but deceit and hypocrisy.

[24] The second type of viveka paiṋcaka [...] another in battle, but was later harmed enormously by his adversary’s [...] to Dvaetádvaeta Viveka.

[3] Bear in mind that people may be harmed or misled by even a small weakness [...] her exemplary actions and words.

[6] One may die if one eats the rotten [...] crow, jackal or vulture will not be harmed if it consumes rotten flesh. This [...] become sick if they eat such food.

[27] Social interaction : There [...] mind. In such circumstances men are harmed only morally, but the loss to [...] associated with their mutual mixing.

[3] This movement in the physical sphere [...] bring about my ruin. But I was not harmed in any way; their arguments were [...] and break through to a new light.

[30] Shiva is also called paiṋcavaktram, [...] such things, you yourself will be harmed by this.” So Shiva actually [...] is called paiṋcavaktram.

[4] The common people accepted this [...] to Ráŕh, rather it harmed the society enormously. It also [...] [nobility] system on Ráŕh.

[21] How far is relative knowledge acceptable [...] way that the society is greatly harmed. The boot-licking Vipras of the [...] will forfeit the right to exist.

[11] For many centuries people have [...] intellectual extravaganza. This has harmed the Indian people enormously. [...] certainly suffer irreparable damage.

[5] In Párthasárathi’s [...] people were antisocial, if they harmed others and became a cause of immense [...] could acquire a better human form.

[13] It is a fact that not all human [...] her life honestly, who has not harmed others to further his or her own [...] spiritualist, a spiritually-evolved person.

[8] The word sárathi comes not [...] precautions to ensure that it is not harmed in any way. One does not qualify [...] being able to drive a chariot.

[28] External sin, expressed in physical [...] mentally: by this no one on earth is harmed. This mental crime may not be [...] of vipáka does not arise.

[17] But among those who have harmed people unknowingly, those who [...] humiliating! If I even admit that I have harmed the people, that will be a great [...] prestige is not injured.”

[22] Thus far I have explained to you [...] knowingly or unknowingly, greatly harmed the people? These two questions are interrelated and so are their answers.

[8] There is yet another kind of shadowy [...] have never heard of anyone being harmed by a yakśińii, but it may have happened.

[2] The next age was called Tretá [...] between friend or foe and never harmed great scholars or learned people [...] beings became more mind-orientated.

[49] I say only to some degree, because [...] a result, the entire society is harmed.

[9] Pátaka is again subdivided into three categories. Suppose your action has harmed others: it is undoubtedly pataka. [...] from any type of pleasure-seeking.

[27] Queen Bhavasundari found herself [...] Bhavasundari should not be physically harmed, and she was taken captive untouched.

[14] If you alone are personally harmed by those people, if you alone [...] will have to recognize them all.

[11] There are also some people who [...] individual and the society are harmed. So this is Videhaliina. Hence [...] there is no love for Paramatman.

[13] Parama Puruśa is the actual [...] who takes refuge in Him cannot be harmed in any way. However little strength [...] Máyá will be unable to harm them.

[104] From the airport I went to the [...] ensure that the country isn’t harmed by flooding from the sea. Such [...] higher. There is no other recourse.

[4] But those who are demons in human [...] that they themselves are being harmed or that they, being misguided by those clever people, are harming others.

[19] Those who have harmed humanity have various natures, [...] intellect, not merely common intellect.

[23] Keeping the light on I lay down [...] is no possibility of you being harmed by me. Come and tell me your untold story.” But nothing or no one came out.

[38] Mahimá : The word [...] application, the world can also be harmed by its misapplication. If a person [...] shun this many-thorned siddhi.