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[11] Now, one may say that some people [...] walked from Cape Comorin to the Himalayas. This extreme physical labour [...] could perhaps have lived longer.

[4] Now, what was the overall outcome [...] misdeeds you may retire to the Himalayas from Kanpur, but you cannot go [...] and miseries also accompany them.

[25] In the remote villages of Bengal, [...] popular on the eastern side of the Himalayas, in Tibet, and in some parts of [...] days of Vajrayána Buddhism.

[11] For those who are humans both in [...] is of two kinds. In the southern Himalayas, the practice taught by Shiva is known as viirácára. North of the Himalayas – in Tibet, China, Siberia, [...] “the Chinese style”.

[16] The first style, from animality [...] viirácára in the south of the Himalayas and Ciinácára north of the Himalayas. As the final stage, divyácára [...] excellence of Parama Puruśa.

[7] Now if we want to write about His [...] said, “If we get the mighty Himalayas as an ink tablet” – [...] the world”; and then a pen.

[26] After Manasá, let us take [...] Párvatii was the daughter of the Himalayas, it does not mean that she was [...] that is, she was an Aryan girl.

[15] After Manasá, let us take [...] Párvatii was the daughter of the Himalayas, it does not mean that she was [...] that is, she was an Aryan girl.

[38] Parama Brahma is the greatest of [...] For example, if we compare the Himalayas with the Vindhya mountains we [...] alone, one attains immortality.

[2] Matter or object is indispensable [...] jurisdiction of the mind. Take the Himalayas Mountain range for instance. The [...] to the concept of limitlessness.

[31] He who has taken the determination [...] contemplation in the cave of the Himalayas, leaving their homes, are misguided. [...] Sádhaka to attain unity with Brahma.

[2] The boundaries of a particular [...] Gańd́aka in the east, the Himalayas in the north, and the Vindhyas [...] system in western demi-Magadhii.

[2] On the north of this land of Mithila stands the Himalayas; to the west the Nárayańii-Gańd́aka [...] existence and expansion.”

[5] Take the case of old Gondwanaland. [...] submerged under the vast oceans. The Himalayas also did not exist. But the Vindhya [...] also flow from the west to east.

[6] This was the soil of Ráŕh, [...] rivers started to flow down the Himalayas – the Ganges, Yamuná, [...] land mass was formed between the Himalayas and Ráŕh. According [...] of Bengal is the most ancient.

[3] If we use the Himalayas as an ink-tablet, the largest [...] and nothing but a waste of time.

[11] Now, when Saḿskrta died [...] and Udayana (which means lower Himalayas, Garhwal Himalayas), Prákrta was known as [...] were the seven Prákrtas.

[3] You know that geographically India [...] northern India consists of the Himalayas and the deposits of alluvial soil [...] blend of diverse cultural trends.

[2] Something which is vast but still [...] Saḿskrta. Even though the Himalayas are immense, they can still be [...] after attempting to measure Him.

[1] Nigama is the collection of all [...] originates, like the Ganges, in the Himalayas, and runs side by side with the [...] salvation? It is all unscientific.

[58] “There’s always another [...] sweets as high as the snow-capped Himalayas. If he manages to cross the treacherous [...] it’s your only option.”

[13] Vaerágya does not denote renunciation, desertion or escaping to the Himalayas after leaving one’s spouse, [...] most of them fall from their path.

[11] The major difference between animate [...] has self-awareness. The mighty Himalayas do not know that they exist, but [...] nothing to be slighted or belittled.

[14] So brhat and vishála. In [...] measurement”. The mighty Himalayas – they are very big but [...] may say like this. That is, the Himalayas are very big, but they come within [...] brḿhańatvád Brahma.

[90] In all the Aryan books of knowledge [...] and on the different peaks of the Himalayas. (That is why even today the non-Aryans, [...] sacred thread on his shoulder.

[17] In order to write anything, paper, [...] Puruśa, an ink tablet the size of the Himalayas will be needed. No tablet smaller than the Himalayas will do. Not only that. For writing [...] never be fully described.”

[36] Vidyá or Avidyá – [...] eventually stand firm and erect like the Himalayas; and the storms and squalls will [...] the same bud forever, will it?

[6] Out of this Supreme One, all have [...] immeasurable and unfathomable.” The Himalayas are very large, no doubt, yet [...] terminology. We may say that the Himalayas are vishála-very large-but certainly not brhat, immeasurably vast.

[144] He appears to you according to [...] searching for Him in the caves of the Himalayas and wander here and there, and [...] search. He was seated in your heart.

[193] It is unwise to leave the world, to leave service to humanity and to go to the Himalayas to attain the Supreme Consciousness. [...] bustle; but in the cave of the Himalayas he thinks that he cannot get sweet [...] you want Him or worldly objects.

[89] They go to live in the Himalayas but fail to realize that the Himalayas are also in this world. They may [...] language of such sannyásiis!).

[46] Kashmir is a land in the upper Himalayas consisting of valleys and hills. [...] wheat because of the extreme cold.

[8] A glimpse through human history [...] man, decimated by poverty in the Himalayas, being mercilessly beaten by a [...] tragic plight of the common people?

[26] In the remote villages of Bengal, [...] popular on the eastern side of the Himalayas, in Tibet, and in some parts of [...] from this Mańipadma Mantra.

[25] “O First Father, First Lord, [...] qualities. If we take the mighty Himalayas as a great ink tablet and place [...] finish writing of Your glory.”

[17] The penance of sannyásiis [...] worldly life. While sitting in the Himalayas, they will meditate on Calcutta [...] renunciation and in their spiritual life.

[25] Action in the spiritual sphere [...] obstacle becomes as high as the mighty Himalayas, I will laughingly shatter that [...] with the Supreme Divinity.”

[1] PARTS [...] big country. The mighty Himalayas are in the north of India. [...] Semitic and Greek origin.

[23] The geography of this earth is [...] Garo and Khasiya Hills, and the Himalayas, have large deposits of mineral [...] be converted into mineral oil.

[21] Kavi said (by the way, “kavi” [...] tablet is just like the mighty Himalayas – so big – and so [...] Lord cannot be written.”

[7] The Himalayas were born many crores of years [...] ) From the Himalayas issued a daughter, the River Gauṋgá [...] Samatat-Vauṋga-D́abák.

[89] They go to live in the Himalayas but fail to realize that the Himalayas are also in this world. They may [...] language of such sannyásiis!).

[19] So many stars, planets and celestial [...] hermits who lived in caves in the Himalayas in the ancient and medieval ages [...] guided by a sort of befooling dogma.

[1] Let us take the case of Párvatii. [...] Párvatii was the daughter of the Himalayas, it does not mean that she was [...] that is, she was an Aryan girl.

[27] I will call that person a Brahman [...] vaerágya one need not flee to the Himalayas or smear the body with holy ashes. One must free the mind from the influence of all colours.

[2] When an individual’s psychic [...] a feeling of reverence for the Himalayas.

[7] Párthasárathi’s [...] energy, the sweetness of the lofty Himalayas, the sweetness of thundering clouds. [...] science more from Vrajagopála.

[3] In Sanskrit brhat means “great”. [...] that can be measured”. The Himalayas are also great, but they can be [...] becomes great like the Object.

[10] For this reason it is said: [...] vishála , for example, the Himalayas. They are nearly fifteen hundred [...] can be measured. We depict the Himalayas in our maps. And that which is [...] brḿhańatvád brahma .

[2] The shape of Nepal is like a rectangle [...] plains, but in the north are the Himalayas. In the west is the Terai and [...] trade between the two countries.

[12] In North Bengal, the Assam Valley, [...] places were under water. When the Himalayas came into existence, they were under water. After the formation of the Himalayas, they rose up out of the sea and were built up with the accumulated sand and silt from the Himalayas. All these places did not come [...] the dams will last a long time.

[7] “Nirákáram”. [...] samarpaye.” Suppose we talk of the Himalayas. Though they are very vast, they [...] called nirákáram.

[54] “The essence of dharma is [...] service to humanity, and go to the Himalayas to attain Paramátman. This [...] and bustle; but in a cave in the Himalayas, one will start thinking that [...] want Him or want worldly objects.

[56] The other meaning of guhá [...] essential for you to go to the Himalayas in search of that which is hidden [...] “I”-ness, do you need go to the Himalayas. Live in the world and put forth [...] your own “I”-ness.

[21] You must have seen ink tablets. [...] get an ink tablet as big as the Himalayas” – Asitagirisamam syát [...] try because they cannot help it.

[1] After completing daily spiritual [...] the solitary high terrains of the Himalayas, on the plains of India, along [...] Saḿgiita , composed in the Himalayas, there is a line:

[91] The penance of sannyásiis [...] worldly life. While sitting in the Himalayas, they will meditate on Calcutta [...] joy and laughter of all beings.

[105] Action in the spiritual sphere [...] obstacle becomes as high as the mighty Himalayas, I will laughingly shatter that [...] with the Supreme Divinity.”

[2] The solidarity and unity of a group [...] established the Gupta empire from the Himalayas in the north of India to Godabari [...] battles of Panipatha and Sithvalti.

[20] Kula or jujube [ Zizyphus [...] the snow-covered regions of the Himalayas and bears fruit after the disappearance [...] quality is not of high standard.

[106] Another important meaning of [...] (Arávallii), and the entire Himalayas along with the Shivaliuṋga [...] mountains”. There is a Sanskrit verse:

[3] What is this supra-aesthetic science? [...] attraction for the lofty peaks of the Himalayas. How? Through rúpa tanmátra. It is impossible to attract the Himalayas, because they are static, not [...] why humanity reaches out to the Himalayas, to come in contact with the entitative form of the mountains. The point here is this: the Himalayas do not attract people, it is people who want the Himalayas. People want to attract the mountains [...] is impossible, they rush to the Himalayas. This is all aesthetic science.

[3] This idea may be explained in another [...] even in practice. For example, the Himalayas, though very, very vast, can theoretically [...] small, the universe is very large.

[27] The state of an entity immediately [...] spring which descends from the Himalayas onto the plains. So we shall describe [...] spring of Gauṋgottarii.

[13] Another meaning of the word [...] sindhupátre … . [If the Himalayas is considered an ink tablet and the ocean is the inkpot …]

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[88] There should be a seed production [...] sugar beet seeds are the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh [...] cabbage should be grown there.

[15] Human beings, who are predominantly [...] conducted in Saḿskrta, from the Himalayas to Cape Comorin. The influence [...] the national language of India.

[17] In the same way the variation in [...] common source, the Gangotri in the Himalayas.

[18] What is Hari’s role? Human [...] huge pile of sins as high as the Himalayas. If they have to carry the full [...] yourself of your burden”.

[3] He appears to you as per your feelings [...] search Him in the caves of the Himalayas and wander here and there and [...] that He was seated in your heart.

[2] In those days there was no Arabian [...] no North India, no Tibet and no Himalayas. There was only one contiguous [...] live in the [[Chattisgarhi area]].

[3] Ráŕh – the [...] old. At that time there was no Himalayas.

[5] Then at least 30 million years [...] including the emergence of the Himalayas, took place about 30 million years ago. The Himalayas are therefore approximately 30 [...] Ráŕh are much older than that.

[6] The fossils of ocean creatures [...] from the alluvial deposits of the Himalayas.

[3] Some people advised the entire society to renounce all and retreat to the Himalayas; obviously in this way other aspects [...] countless problems in life.”

[19] The Lahore and Peshawar thieves [...] grandfather whose duck eggs made the Himalayas and a grandfather who dug the [...] And he beat himself on the head.

[19] Now, Yudhisthira says: Dharmasya [...] “cave” – caves of the Himalayas where the rśis used to [...] have not to go to the caves of the Himalayas and to so many tiirthas [places [...] supreme tiirtha. Lord Shiva said:

[15] The third category of devayoni [...] living in the northern part of the Himalayas who were always well dressed. [...] sake of history at a later date.

[139] The natural vehicle for the expression [...] Pareshanath Hills in the west, the Lower Himalayas in the north, and the Ganges Delta [...] English, “Bengal”.

[1] The vast area of eastern India [...] monsoon moves west it lashes the Himalayas, causing rainfall in Assam, Tripura, [...] moisture in the air decreases.

[27] Some places have splendid greenery. [...] váyu]. The wind that comes from the Himalayas we call the “north wind”. [...] turk-háoa-vallarii written on a Turkish plane.

[8] Jiṋána, or knowledge, [...] renouncing the world and going to the Himalayas. Vaerágya is derived vi [...] for the living, not for the dead.

[27] Some samása are completely [...] “from Cape Comorin to the Himalayas”. To say this in Bengali – samudra theke himácal paryanta [from the ocean to the Himalayas] – one says ásamudrahimácala [...] to the reading of the Chandi].

[31] In the case of comparison, when [...] comparison of the Alps with the Himalayas. However when two things of opposing natures are compared, for example, the Himalayas and the Indian Ocean, then “compare [...] to” is “contrast”.

[2] Everywhere in this observable universe we find that there is a system. The mighty Himalayas follow a particular system. The [...] can be done in a disordered way.

[75] In the time of Shiva yogis and [...] research. Even now yogis run to the Himalayas for this purpose. Ananda Marga sádhaná is a bio-psychological practice.

[8] Mithila includes eight districts [...] follows – in the north the Himalayas, in the south the Ganges, in the [...] Varńa Ratnákara.

[54] There is a tri-portion of land, [...] be a train from Bhagalpur to the Himalayas. The indigenous people of Nepal include the Sherpa, Bhutia, Newari and Lepcha.

[22] “Bhavi,” the king pleaded, [...] war. If Emperor Akbar is like the Himalayas then our army is just the small [...] treading such a risky path?”

[83] Aga is formed by adding the prefix [...] [mountain, tree]. Instead of calling the Himálayas nagádhiráj [king [...] call them agádhiráj.

[85] So Indra came down to do battle [...] Maenáka, the son of the Himálayas (Menaká + the suffix śńa [...] written these lines of poetry:

[5] If an individual gets spiritual [...] society, he will run away to the Himalayas for self-realisation. An individual [...] Only paying attention will not do.

[100] “The region where we are [...] the ocean was. At that time the Himalayas hadn’t been formed yet so where could the Ganges come from?

[107] “After the rise of the Himalayas from the ocean, the Ganges and [...] transformed into the Bengali culture.

[120] “The part of Gondwanaland [...] They had peaks higher than the Himalayas. Flora and fauna could not evolve [...] – this we can be certain of.

[128] “O Shiva, if the goddess [...] with an ink tablet the size of the Himalayas, an ink-well the size of the ocean, [...] writing your qualities.”

[81] “At this point I should say [...] north of Angadesh bordered on the Himalayas. [...] a branch of the Rajmahal Hills.

[33] Everything we see is a manifestation [...] omnipresent, and one need not go to the Himalayas to find Him. The idea that whatever [...] great thinkers of the world so far.

[50] It was the full moon in Phalgun [...] of the moonlight. Normally the Himalayas were not visible, but on that day you could make out their white peaks in the distance.