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[10] You have come according to His [...] But doesn’t the astrologer himself die?

[23] “Questions and Answers on [...] 1987-1990, and on the answers he himself gave. Originally published in [...] 1994, English re-editing by JK.

[28] “Questions and Answers on [...] 1987-1990, and on the answers he himself gave. The handwritten notes were [...] English re-editing by ÁAA.

[18] In the practice of yoga Sádhakas [...] the Sádhaka feels that he himself and Paramátman are in the [...] he will be established in Yoga.

[21] If there is further increase in [...] Sádhaka will feel that he himself is his goal – he and Paramátman [...] this stage is obtained. If not:

[10] The next grade of bhaktas say, [...] liberation, but not Parama Puruśa Himself.

[9] The sádhaka should ask for and pray for the Lord Himself and nothing else. He should not [...] then why not pray for the Lord Himself? Boons (baradánas) may [...] a menace out of a seeming boon.

[10] There is the story of the grant [...] accident. The grantee, who regarded himself as a clever person, demanded as [...] thousand rupees, but lost his son.

[13] When you render service to anyone [...] ours, they are His, and by serving Himself with those hands and feet, He sports with Himself. Such an action is an action without [...] being. A devotee in ecstasy says:

[8] Then is Saguńa Brahma, the [...] also not the liberator because He Himself is under the bondage of Prakrti, [...] Brahma is also not the liberator,

[2] There are a few notable criteria [...] Mahápuruśas: He Himself is a born guru and has no spiritual [...] sádhaná with the masses.

[15] Yoga is the path of progress, the [...] every human being. Nobody can keep himself herself away or aloof from that [...] and also in spiritual stratum.

[8] Puruśa alone is projected [...] Puruśa remains as brick, considering Himself to be crude or lifeless matter. [...] consciousness or Puruśa.

[24] The creation is a thought-wave [...] Saguńa Brahma has multiplied Himself into the infinite number of unit [...] continue, and in it is the creation.

[42] Puruśa is gradually becoming [...] Puruśa is able to free Himself of the influence of Prakrti when [...] Puruśa, needs explanation.

[43] Under the influence of the qualifying [...] Cosmic Consciousness has manifested Himself as an infinite number of unit [...] for this. Saguńa Brahma Himself must be emancipated, if He is [...] consciousnesses. One who is in fetters himself cannot release others from them. [...] Shyama released as long as he is himself imprisoned. Rama cannot accomplish [...] consciousness, he must be someone who has himself achieved emancipation (muktapuruśa).

[50] Creation is only a psychic survey [...] units a muktapuruśa like Himself, is not served and becomes meaningless [...] then does to achieve Its object.

[33] Human beings love Parama Puruśa [...] but because Parama Puruśa Himself will be pleased thereby. I am [...] everything to give joy to Him.

[12] If Parama Puruśa is continuing [...] identity of Parama Puruśa Himself. And that Ánandam has been [...] of the creation of the universe.

[22] Puruśa evedaḿ sarvaḿ [...] Puruśa will have to come because he Himself has said, “Náhaḿ [...] between a scholar and a fool.”

[12] There is a good story. An alcoholic [...] give up drinking, so why trouble himself with abstinence before it arrived. [...] wine.” This is human psychology!

[6] The second derivation is brḿhańatvád [...] make that other entity equal to Himself or He will make it greater than Himself. He will decide to do whatever [...] Brahma – becomes meaningless.

[23] Now, what about Vraja Krśńa? He is Parama Puruśa Himself. Which part of Parama Puruśa? [...] “active witness-ship”.

[25] My beloved Vraja Krśńa has been playing His flute and calling people to Himself since the dawn of time. The created [...] Cosmological order, no one feels isolated.

[27] My beloved Vraja Krśńa is drawing everyone to Himself, making others move or dance around [...] the only dharma of the jiivas.

[20] Now let us analyse Vraja Krśńa. [...] the ions, of this world, towards Himself by playing His flute, by radiating [...] exist, She only appears to exist.

[25] However, Vraja Krśńa is quite different. He attracts all beings to Himself by playing His flute. For Him [...] will be deaf to that divine sound.

[12] The first part of his observation [...] not attract the jiivas towards Himself nor do the jiivas attract the [...] bondage is Parama Puruśa.

[13] Let us now turn to Vraja Krśńa [...] other than Parama Puruśa Himself. This is something which can be [...] their love is a negative love.

[19] Vraja Krśńa, resplendent [...] and thereafter attracting them to Himself. This is a never-ending process. [...] sweetness of His great personality.

[12] The human pineal gland, which is [...] other than Krśńa Himself. Is that Krśńa of [...] mahatii vinaśt́i.

[8] For instance, gold is used as a [...] Puruśa does not actually do anything Himself; in this sense it is all the same [...] this Entity, hence Janya Iishvara.

[18] Earlier I mentioned that the Janya [...] Táraka Brahma calls everyone towards Himself: “Come, come, come to Me. [...] Iishvara of Sáḿkhya.

[22] Krśńa is also called [...] everyone and attracts everyone towards Himself. A devotee does not like to be [...] to Him, and becomes oblivious to himself or herself. When people are self-conscious, [...] come anywhere near that stance.

[12] The sárathi of the chariot [...] other than Krśńa Himself [hence “Párthasárathi Krśńa”].

[18] Thus in the process of movement [...] (Krśńá) became Mádhava Himself”]. Vidyapati says that while thinking [...] – it simply cannot survive.

[26] Vraja Krśńa is that sort of nucleus, attracting all to Himself. He casts a loving smile at His [...] and fellowship to one another.

[22] What does practical experience suggest? Vraja Krśńa had identified Himself with them to such an extent that [...] own,” attains oneness with Him.

[25] People find it difficult to correlate [...] other than Táraka Brahma Himself. He makes it abundantly clear [...] want things to turn out like that.

[13] Vrajagopála attracts all towards Himself – all entities in the physical, [...] relation. The entity who draws all unto Himself cannot but be the nucleus of the [...] He is the nucleus of everything.

[18] Nivedayámi cátmánaḿ [...] jiivas. He can attract everything to Himself with His centripetal motion and [...] with the Supreme negative power.

[6] He attracts people from a great distance to Himself and He draws them near amidst [...] While drawing unit entities towards Himself He adopts various blissful spiritual [...] [flows] and brings them nearer to Himself – that is, He attracts jiivas [...] no two entities are identical.

[13] Parama Puruśa has been manifesting Himself in numerous non-integral forms, and He Himself has become the object of adoration [...] becomes filled with frustration.

[19] My Vrajagopála, my Krśńa, [...] of this happiness. Just to rid Himself of this oppressive loneliness He thought to Himself, “I will become many.” [...] bliss all beings were born”].

[24] Such is His exquisite body, whose [...] understand, wants to gather to himself or herself all the objects of attraction and finally turn them into objects of love.

[34] Now the question arises: will human [...] cherished tasks assigned by Brahma Himself. They will not be concerned about [...] the happiness of the Great Ego:

[59] He Himself is colourless. He has, however, [...] Horses” of the Puráńas.

[13] Now this gurucakra or guru [...] everything in this universe towards himself with unparalleled affection from [...] [non-attributional supreme spiritual stance].

[4] The second stage is artha. What [...] and ignore Parama Puruśa Himself. Their fate is to move in the [...] of pragmatism or spirituality.

[4] Vikśepii shakti is the force [...] spoken my mind,” he thinks to himself, “why didn’t I rebuke him more?”

[4] The adoption of social activism [...] the public service, and Sarkar himself was falsely accused of various [...] against him and released him in 1978.

[29] Now, what does one enjoy by dint [...] when the Cosmic Entity withdraws Himself from His objectivity, He becomes [...] is your sádhaná.

[8] To a person who visualises that [...] Entity is One, but He manifests Himself in various forms. Apparently there [...] world one must not forget this.

[31] Tarun Kumar immediately took the [...] moment… Tarun looked down at himself and saw… my goodness… his body had become completely invisible!

[55] The teacher was delivering a speech [...] teachers in the school, excepting himself of course, were incompetent. He [...] examinations; and many more things.

[81] Tarun was astounded. “After forbidding his son to steal, he himself stole… But of course, this is the Kingdom of Hypocrisy.”

[105] “Don’t worry about that,” [...] having amassed a small fortune for himself in another person’s name. [...] no longer remain secret.”

[166] Bhutanandaji’s face beamed [...] The other day the God of Death himself appeared and entreated His Holiness [...] ghosts for some time more.”

[172] His Holiness was beside himself with anger. “Hey you fellows, [...] I’ve eaten those malpos!!!”

[11] This phrase, “revenge oneself”, [...] of how King Ballal Sen revenged himself on the Suvarna Vanik [merchants] of Bengal.

[12] The royal treasury of Bengal was [...] as outcastes. Thus he revenged himself against them.

[40] “A few miles east of here [...] king’s elephants. Ramjii Singh himself once set the leg bone of the elephant [...] and sets your leg bone.”

[106] “Sir,” said the village farmers, “we fear you like we do the god of death himself. We’ve come to you out of [...] our situation a little.”

[145] Nyása means “to place”. [...] “brick”]. That person who has placed himself or herself completely at the service [...] person, singular sannyásii).

[172] According to one story in the Puranas, Indra also used to think great things about himself. After taking the help of the [...] meaning of the word uluka is Indra.

[7] Vishvasya srast́á. [...] entity? The answer is, He has created Himself, and as such He is caged Svayambhú [...] game continues in so many ways.

[13] The devotees claim that the pundits [...] instruct – He manifestated Himself in numerous ways. This is, in brief, the contention of the devotees.

[18] “Fire is one, but when it [...] becomes many when He expresses Himself externally in numerous entities”.

[20] Vishvasyaekaḿ pariveśt́itárani. Parama Puruśa manifests Himself in numerous ways through each [...] that, and continues for eternity.

[22] It is also said, Anádyanantamakhilasya madhye vishvasyá sraśt́ramanekarúpaḿ. He not only manifests Himself in the very subtle universe; He [...] (ananta), and unbarred (akhila).

[24] Anádi. This universe is [...] Parama Puruśa manifests Himself in subtle forms, but He also manifests Himself in infinite ways.

[6] Although Shiva was accepted in the Vedic Age, He himself did not follow the Vedic cult. [...] Ráŕh area, but

[11] It would not be correct to say [...] Lord Shrii Krśńa himself did not take part in that battle. [...] a great task in human society.

[132] Shúdras live and die unknown. [...] thinking about Vikramáditya himself? No, we cannot. Still, the intellectual [...] unrecognized or unheard of, nor can it.

[198] As the vipras lacked courage and [...] Náráyańa [God] Himself bore the footprints of the vipras on His chest.

[15] “They were created by the [...] wanted it. Just to give pleasure to Himself He created the whole world, so the very root of creation lies in ánandam.”

[25] The jiṋániis say: “When the Lord has expressed Himself in the form of this universe, [...] authority? When He has expressed Himself fully?” The bhaktas say: [...] than an ocean.” Bhaktas say:

[31] Sa bhúmiḿ vishvato [...] jiṋánii, He has expressed Himself in all the forms of the universe. [...] remains above this universe also.

[3] What is prańipáta? [...] pińd́am. A sádhaka is to offer himself as an oblation at the altar of [...] prańipáta. Do you follow?

[5] And the third point is sevá. [...] and offering minimum service to himself. And where the service offered to himself becomes zero, it is the stage [...] [becoming established] in sevá.

[11] “Kramena devatá bhavet.” [...] and becomes Parama Puruśa Himself. These are the different stages of spiritual practice.

[8] For this, it is to be remembered always that I am not doing anything, Parama Puruśa is Himself doing all these things. While [...] Puruśa; nothing is mine.

[10] “Saharsa shrśáh [...] He is only witnessing – He Himself is not engaged in anything. When [...] reminding Him by shedding tears.

[19] Hence He is Parama Puruśa, [...] withdraws His thought waves within Himself then nothing will remain. You [...] G-O-D. He is “God”.

[17] A sincere spiritual aspirant understands [...] death of all finite objects. But He Himself is undecaying, undying.

[5] “Ya evaeka udbhave sambhave [...] their origin in Him. He expressed Himself in the form of so many magical [...] the inner arena of that magician.

[7] What is colour ( varńa [...] colour; He has no colour because He, Himself, is the Creator. So I say that [...] colour. He transcends all colours.

[8] In the language of social psychology [...] made by Him, is colourful but He Himself is beyond colour.

[13] In Sanskrit kr refers to [...] headman. He does not do anything by himself. Nonetheless he commands great [...] everything functions properly.

[5] One who charms everybody, who attracts [...] means one who attracts all towards Himself. This is one explanation of the [...] not to be attracted, one will be.

[8] By taking the ideation, of Paramátmá, the human mind becomes as vast as Paramátmá Himself. It is the characteristic of mind [...] He only great? No, He is great, Himself and can make others great; so, [...] remains constantly in His ideation.

[19] Nárasya Ayanam is Náráyańa. [...] telling to Narada? Bhagaván Himself is telling to Nárada. What [...] singular number, is Bhagaván.

[27] So, Bhagaván says to Nárada, [...] sitting there? Sitting there means He Himself has remained in a suspended form. [...] Vijiṋána) begins.”

[8] This Máyá is an attributional [...] Máyá but the one who has ensconced himself in Me only can surmount this Mayá, [...] “Avinábhávii”.

[31] What is Viśńumáyá? When the Lord expands Himself with the help of Máyá, [...] Viśńumáyá. He expands Himself. The second one is called Yogamáyá. [...] of which the Lord has expressed Himself in the form of this world, the [...] possible in the realm of spirituality.

[11] Parama Puruśa is neither [...] has to be with everyone to keep Himself informed of everything they do [...] immediately without any loss of time.

[10] “Saḿsrjya vishvá [...] “Bhuvanani gopah.” He concealed Himself. He concealed Himself just behind His creation. He does not remain in the forefront. He keeps Himself just behind His creation. So in [...] “sádhaná”.

[2] You know that both karma and kriyá [...] Puruśa is akartá, that is, He Himself does not do anything; He gets [...] gets everything done by others.

[3] For example, take the owner of [...] rasagollá or jilápii himself. Agents are there, workers are [...] akartá of that type. He Himself does not do anything, but He gets everything done by Prakrti. That is why He is akartá.

[6] The leader of the Mahábhárata [...] Kaoravas, but Lord Krśńa Himself, both directly and indirectly. [...] time later. It was Maharsi Garga himself who named the child Krśńa: [...] the child Krśńa.

[2] However, I will have to say something [...] one thousand years after Buddha himself], or developed, at the earliest, contemporaneously with Buddha.

[20] The rśis have realized this [...] knowledge, is that Supreme Puruśa Himself. After attaining Him the necessity [...] universe. Puruśa permits Himself to be influenced by this Attributional [...] Authority of the manifested universe.

[26] Jiiva (microcosm), jagat (world) [...] and merging in Him becomes Brahma Himself, and attains eternal emancipation from the shackles of life and death.

[30] Although both jiivabháva [...] the witness of all three is not Himself the doer, although this heteromorphic universe is evolved out of Him.

[32] The kśara-akśara [...] Puruśottama, who transmutes Himself within His own imagination, who [...] allurement. They then attain liberation.

[49] He is all-pervading. Do not think [...] you are despising Parama Brahma Himself.

[47] Caturtho samatábhávo [...] Supreme Father. The person who thinks himself to be superior suffers from a mental disease. And the person who thinks himself to be inferior also suffers from [...] anekabuddhi [many-minded].

[108] Most of the compositions of the [...] thus he took to writing plays. He himself was a reputed actor, and so the [...] expressed in his own language:

[12] While she was teaching her son in this way, the king, beside himself with anger, came and accused her [...] became wicked in all respects.

[13] As depicted in many stories, soon [...] break it open if ever he found himself in great danger, as it would provide [...] Aśt́ávakra Samhitá.

[29] “‘I am a follower of [...] that of the Creator Brahmá himself; whose unequalled love surpasses even that of the Dissolver Maheshvara himself; in whose loving shelter not only [...] Aryans and the non-Aryans improved.

[19] “‘I am a follower of [...] that of the creator Brahmá himself; whose unequalled love surpasses even that of the dissolver Maheshvara himself; in whose loving shelter not only [...] Aryans and the non-Aryans improved.

[5] There are some people who perform [...] then Parama Puruśa will Himself guide them not to perform such [...] whatever I have told you to do.”

[18] There is a story that once Lord [...] Finally Lord Krśńa Himself was asked, “What is the [...] suggested was to be found anywhere.

[21] As Sarvatomukha (having faces in [...] phenomena) He is always manifesting Himself in and through each idea. Puffed [...] in human form, so He also knows.

[45] If you move along analysing the [...] He is the Universal Father, but Himself is self created (Svayambhu). As [...] special base is out of the question.

[3] “Khańd́a vikásha” [...] (Virát́ Sattá) keeps Himself in touch with this universe, it [...] what. That is why it has been said:

[2] Within so many subtle and still subtler structures, the Creator of the universe expresses Himself in so many forms. By knowing Him, [...] beings can attain absolute peace.

[3] Within this vast universe, the Creator, the One without beginning or end, expresses Himself in so many forms. By knowing that [...] 1 )

[7] Now Parama Puruśa is manifesting Himself in various forms even through that kalila.

[11] For a person who is more evolved [...] but rather Parama Puruśa Himself has come to me in the form of [...] considered a great person in society.

[13] Vishvasya sraśt́áramanekarúpam. Now, “the creator of this universe is manifesting Himself in innumerable forms, innumerable [...] mystic of Bengal once exclaimed:

[22] He is not only manifesting Himself in this universe in various forms, [...] of human comprehension”.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] Factor but also has transmuted Himself into the objectivities of His [...] this circum-rotarian universe.

[2] This very thing is quite natural. [...] Suppose a man thieves. To rescue himself, he will concoct statements in [...] period were naturally moralists.

[2] Paramátmá has created this world in order to impart bliss to Himself, and He has not thrown those whom [...] liberation of the living being.

[7] The word krśńa has [...] is attracting everybody towards Himself, is indeed Krśńa. [...] even then it runs towards Him.

[5] The so-called Gandhian doctrine [...] followers were not as simple as Gandhi himself was in their personal lives. This [...] question of the difference between himself and Gandhi to interfere in their [...] Bose had to leave the country.

[1] The characteristic of a unit mind [...] time. But the Cosmic Mind expresses Himself in more than one action, at more [...] times, spaces and individualities.

[43] The individual flow of microcosms [...] Cosmic flow is nothing but Brahma Himself (rasovaesah). He is the blissful flow personified.

[3] The devotees say God is Supreme. [...] all these forms by multiplying Himself. When God was alone, He had the [...] restlessness of utter loneliness.”

[4] This is the way a devotee looks [...] Being – He is playing with Himself in all our forms. This is a divine play. He is playing hide-and-seek with Himself. Search Him in your little “I” [...] search is sádhaná.

[6] By thinking of Him one becomes [...] who is free from bondages is He Himself. Knowing Him is being Him. This [...] by transcending the many forms.

[5] But the devotees of Lord Shiva [...] until he finally came upon Shiva Himself. But however powerful Tripurásura [...] by Lord Shiva and met his death.

[7] But as the saying goes, “Power [...] Viśńu, thought to defeat the Lord Himself. Is not the tamboura [a musical [...] Viśńu, and since Viśńu Himself had granted the boon, how could [...] world with a very bloated ego.

[8] When things had become intolerable [...] Viśńu pleaded helplessness, as He Himself was in a precarious condition! [...] would do something in the matter.

[14] This story, from one of the Puráńas [...] humanity. First, the Lord will seat Himself in the heart of the devotee without bothering Himself about the nature of that person, [...] matter of the Lord’s prestige!

[4] [Bábá gave a practical [...] fear, and the sádhaka felt himself to be a small child. He was so [...] using to make others understand.]

[2] We hear many a person say, “We [...] necessary for a person who thinks of himself or herself as a very ordinary person.

[114] Once the common people had become [...] apparent that a king wanted to free himself from the vipras’ domination, [...] vipras secured their own rule.

[19] Being under the influence of the [...] – they have become Brahma Himself.

[46] Individuality thrives on Avidyá [...] – playing hide and seek within himself. They thus find themselves in a quandary.

[50] The greatest difference between [...] Macrocosmic Entity does not find Himself obliged to accept His subjection [...] the husbandship of Puruśa.

[70] Prakrti is spiritually refulgent [...] their value. He will not concern himself with the details of the ornaments, [...] the guinea’s stamp.”

[74] The individuality also is not asleep [...] maturity, as the full-fledged Brahma Himself? Why isn’t the reflection of omneity, evident in it in the fullest measure?

[84] After the break of that self-lost, [...] become Ánandasvarúpa Himself, the Ánandamúrti or the very image of Ánanda or Bliss.

[5] The unit entities have been moving [...] lap. His desire to bring them to Himself is simply His grace. In fact He [...] cycle of creation, life and death.

[9] The nucleus of the cosmic system [...] knowership as well as the doership. He Himself is never metamorphosed into any [...] controller of the guńas.

[77] Turiiya is neither Omniscient nor [...] is known as the Causal Body. He Himself is the Quiescent Soul or the Causal [...] Omniscient Being and the Lord of all.

[15] He who sees his own entity in all [...] inanimate, and all objects within himself, has alone the capacity of realizing [...] (elements) in him and him in them.

[17] “Let the pańd́ita or the learned man free himself from or subdue his fetters (the [...] or the striking [[wood]].”

[31] Why are the unit entities more [...] time, if he continually associates himself with bad company. Hence it is [...] happiness) is proportionately increased.

[80] “Due to my limitlessness [...] consciousness, the witness-Brahma Himself. He is unique and pure, for He [...] outside Him. He is without a second.

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[7] The word, Prajá, means evolved [...] merely manifestations of Brahma Himself. For instance, there is only one [...] Similarly one Brahma is manifesting Himself over an infinite number of units [...] “Rayi” to mean Prakrti).

[18] There is nothing inanimate or insentient [...] Absolute, which Parama Puruśa Himself. And so He has not only forgotten [...] perhaps than you even deserve.

[22] So long as there are Varńa [...] in the Supreme Being, identifies himself with Brahma who is above the Varńas, [...] the real Sádhaná.

[14] The ascription of Brahmahood to [...] the senses. The person who busies himself with the Sádhaná [...] darkness or an uncertain future.

[17] Essentially the soul and the Supreme [...] its object has indeed identified himself with the Supreme Soul. Now the [...] one’s actions, past and present.

[19] The individuality of the unit is [...] Sádhaka should reproach himself for his past misdeeds and refrain [...] shadow? Poet Vidyápati said:

[37] A person who sees himself in everything and everything in himself can never hate anybody or anything. [...] their committing any sin in secret.

[41] The characteristic of that Supreme [...] sádhaka eventually identifies himself with hIm. In that bearing of His [...] embrace him and take him on her lap.

[42] The son, too, holds his mother [...] other. God is compelled to surrender Himself to the wise Sádhaka, who [...] relax his efforts to attain God.

[23] And what is more, Sadáshiva Himself was the original propounder of [...] the original father of Tantra.

[33] Gatih práńinám [...] Parama Puruśa, because He Himself is always dynamic.

[37] Rakśakaḿ rakśakánám. [...] the treatment of that disease may himself die of that disease. People invent [...] direction, not in a thousand directions.

[11] 6) Vidyámáyá [...] Avidyámáyá and to strive to established himself on the path of pratisaiṋcara.

[11] Sanjaya is the minister of Dhritarastra. [...] Sanjaya, because he cannot see by himself, “Oh, Sanjaya, tell me, [...] Pandavas] do? How did they fare?”

[24] The rśi observes that all [...] the sinner than He knows about himself.

[36] And the next stage of this rágánugá [...] Mádhava became Mádhava Himself”]. Here, Sundarii means Rádhá. [...] rágánugá bhakti.

[38] What is the result of this rágátmiká [...] divine nectar, he or she forgets himself or herself. This stage of supreme [...] salvation, that supreme beatitude.

[17] Finally he reached the golden domed [...] called by the demon. He introduced himself to the demon in detail and begged [...] will be my slave forever. ”

[18] The eldest prince agreed to abide [...] the Flying Peacock Horse shook himself violently, reared up, and flew [...] Horse had disappeared from sight.

[30] Now the youngest prince thought within himself. “It is not important to [...] brothers in good health.”

[31] The king and queen did not object. [...] into a sampan, a Chinese boat. He himself could row very well. When he reached [...] moonlit night, O Friend?”

[46] The horse proceeded on. After riding [...] “untouchable”. So that prince himself raised a bucket of water and said [...] saluting him and giving him thanks.

[49] The prince continued on. It was [...] Kingdom. The prince introduced himself to the sentry as a common man. [...] he finally allowed him to enter.

[52] After some time, he came back with [...] Flying Peacock Horse has disguised himself as a poor man and mingled with [...] same Flying Peacock Horse!”

[56] The next morning the prince again [...] However angry the demon was inside himself, he appeared outwardly very gentle. [...] lose his Flying Peacock Horse.

[11] Máyá is that force [...] shelter in Me, who has [ensconced] himself or herself in Me, who has taken [...] this Máyá.”

[16] Now comes the third kind of devotion [...] not a yogi. A yogi has to unify himself with the Father. A yogi will not demand any toys from the Father.

[18] The highest form of devotion is [...] Lord and not to enjoy pleasure for himself or herself, the person’s [...] – to become one with Him.

[6] The third item is Samyak Vák. [...] Therefore, a man while expressing himself in any stratum of life, must have proper control over himself, he must have proper control over his sensory and motor nerves. This is Samyak Vák.

[7] You know, Lord Buddha said so many [...] However, the collection of what he himself said in poetic form, is known [...] third item is Samyak Vák.

[13] And just as one who fights against [...] above petty selfishness, identifies himself or herself with the collective [...] impaired under any circumstances.

[12] But the best progress is spiritual [...] must always remember that within himself or herself there is a happy blending [...] psycho-spiritual and spiritual.

[4] The meditator should pray for Supreme Consciousness Himself and nothing else. Meditators should [...] pray for Supreme Consciousness Himself? Spiritual powers may be pleasing [...] receive, coming in another form.

[9] Next comes the fourth and final [...] godhood. If he fails to surrender himself to Parama Puruśa, however, [...] will become Parama Puruśa.

[4] Here – that is, in inventing so many science subjects – man does not differentiate himself from animals, because science [...] differentiate man from animal.

[4] Two pretty and identical birds [...] in whatever form He may manifest Himself is Máyádhiisha or Controller of Máyá.

[26] According to the beliefs of the [...] How can a sádhaka devote himself to Brahma when he cannot even [...] sádhaná is an ardent desire for it.

[29] The Supreme Brahma resides within [...] innumerable toys around us. He has hidden Himself among them. When we come to see [...] the Universal “I”.

[5] The first characteristic of religion [...] of God, a prophet, or even God himself. However wise these great persons [...] attainment of the permanent entity.

[7] “Viiram”. You know [...] “va”). He is viiram because He Himself, that is, individually, faces [...] and that’s why He is viiram.

[1] The third chamber or factor of [...] distributes the food, nor busies himself in any particular work, and yet [...] Entity is also the Supreme Subject.

[9] There is a story in the Rámáyańa [...] unaffected. For how could he think himself to be a replica of Ravana, his [...] they resumed their original forms.

[17] [The rational words spoken by a [...] even the creator Brahmá Himself should be rejected as a straw.]

[28] He is the Noumenal Cause of the [...] static principle that He manifests Himself in these three different ways. [...] His own Self. He is playing with Himself.

[31] Suppose a distinguished poet is [...] unexpressed. Since He is not expressing himself as a poet he does not deserve to be called a poet.

[32] Parama Puruśa, under the [...] of Pratisaiṋcara, merges Himself in His original stance.

[58] The gods are like puppets in a [...] withdraws this created universe in Himself and is thus called Rudra, the [...] even while giving them liberation.

[4] Having unsuccessfully attempted [...] quality of making others as great as Himself, we would have called Him Brhat, [...] who ideate on Him, as great as Himself. Otherwise we will simply request Him “Please stop calling yourself Brahma.”

[10] What human beings think of, or [...] been given by Parama Puruśa Himself), they are unable to think of [...] whatever form you may be”.

[4] Where mind is operative in a structure, [...] Being is drawing everything unto Himself.

[10] The difference between a sádhaka [...] sake of convincing others, not for himself. He is content to love God.

[14] Movement is life. God is the movement [...] [prána]. If God removes himself, one will no longer exist.

[10] What is the greatest benefit which [...] Parama Puruśa will chuckle to Himself and say, “What an absurd [...] do this, don’t you?”

[26] “Saḿsrjya vishvabhuvánánii [...] Even though He will never reveal Himself openly, one can easily understand [...] can never be fully discovered.

[27] “Bhuvánánii gopa”. He has concealed most of Himself. If He were to express Himself fully, He would face many difficulties [...] human society, He will have to keep Himself secret.

[13] But human beings have a particular [...] the impersonal entity manifests himself and actuates the entity [svakrta] is called the human being.

[3] Lord Shiva insisted that everyone [...] duties will be borne by the Lord Himself. The Lord will perform their sádhaná [...] children to surrender to Him.”

[8] How does Parama Puruśa manifest Himself to His devotees? Everyone longs [...] problem is, how? The scriptures say,

[38] Katu and Citu were nicknames. Their [...] foreign food. He could never deprive himself of the pleasure of eating delicious food, whatever its origin.

[47] “With forty asrafis,” [...] all the other household chores himself. Won’t that be too difficult for a frail old man?”

[59] Chamru Sao could hardly refuse [...] climb into and out of the rocket himself, or should we send a young man [...] Khyát́andás.

[7] Now morality is the base and the [...] attracting all entities towards Himself, in Sanskrit He is called “Krśńa”. [...] other entities depends”.)

[13] To tell you in short, a believer or practitioner of prapatti will never engage himself or herself in bad actions.

[9] As a spiritual guru, he must be [...] Parama Puruśa associates Himself with jiivas [unit beings]; and [...] he teach this science to others?

[10] And who knows this science? Only Parama Puruśa knows it, because He Himself has created everything. He has [...] should clearly understand this.

[9] Now, what is the effect of vikśepa [...] she goes away, moves away, keeps himself aloof and away from the centre, [...] This is vikśepa shakti.

[20] Raso vae sah – “He [...] attracting each and every unit towards Himself. But there is no difference amongst Krśńa, Mahádeva and Shaḿkara.

[2] What is pápa? That which [...] individual pleasure and involve himself in the welfare of humanity. But [...] permanent benefit for human beings.

[4] While doing evil, people may enjoy [...] income tax and builds a palace for himself. But one day the income tax officials [...] ill-gotten wealth. He lands in jail.

[5] Now why does He come in contact [...] finds no alternative but to bring Himself within the scope of the temporal-spatial-personal factors just to guide the depraved and degenerate human society.

[16] “Knowledge” is a common [...] subject(jiṋátá)entirely identifies himself or herself with the characteristic [...] – can never move properly.

[3] Here is another question. Why does [...] Father was alone. Just to save Himself from the sufferings of monotony [...] suppressed, oppressed or repressed.

[1] Kośa means Ádhára [...] expression of Paramátmá Himself – that is, its (the jiiva’s) [...] unit soul. (Jiiva bháva).

[2] The main and inevitable aim of [...] enjoy the nectar of devotion by himself or herself, but to distribute [...] others the bliss which they enjoy.

[11] Sanjaya is the minister of Dhritarastra. [...] Sanjaya, because he cannot see by himself, “Oh, Sanjaya, tell me, [...] Pandavas] do? How did they fare?”

[4] Actually, tiirtha means that stance [...] always try to keep his mind, keep himself, in tiirtha. So as soon as he [...] something internal, not external.

[12] Alarka was then brought up under the care of the king. The king had gotten himself too involved in material pursuits. [...] a change in the administration.

[14] [The king of Kaushala] was a moralist. [...] without a fight. Alarka fled to save himself.

[16] But Alarka had run away from Kashi. Hiding here and there, he reached a forest. He found himself helpless and in trouble. Suddenly [...] company, satsauṋga.”

[26] [Then those present asked Bábá, [...] is the one who not only is great himself but also can inspire others in [...] rebuild their careers in a nicer way.

[15] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] courage and fearlessness. When Shiva Himself does this dance (Shiva Nát́arája), [...] in turn to radiate vibrations.

[7] Thereafter, when Puruśa begins to reassert Himself, the binding influence of Prakrti [...] When Puruśa fully asserts Himself, He brings Prakrti under His complete [...] Cycle or Pratisaiṋcara.

[9] So the analytical phase is the [...] Prakrti and withdraws everything unto Himself, thereby bringing an end to the [...] This is the path of synthesis.

[3] The advent of Mahápuruśa [...] that the Macrocosm metamorphosed Himself directly into some unit structure, [...] an abrupt descent or occurrence.

[2] However, I will have to say something [...] one thousand years after Buddha himself], or developed, at the earliest, contemporaneously with Buddha.

[16] Human [staticity] can be converted [...] fight, with the intention of merging himself or herself into the Supreme Entity [...] a sádhanásamara.

[94] That is to say, “This Tantra, [...] non-Aryan Shiva instead of saying it Himself? In the beginning the Aryans used [...] declared themselves to be Tantrics.

[12] Since creation, preservation and [...] eternal is Parama Puruśa Himself. The success in human life lies [...] will become static or lifeless.

[4] Human life is an ideological flow. [...] he or she shall feel a change in himself or herself within three days.

[7] What is atipátaka [...] everything else in life and devote himself or herself exclusively to worshipping [...] Paramátmá .

[18] “Had he gone as a thief and [...] spiritual ideology and dedicates himself to the service of humanity, there [...] for him. So what can I do?”

[21] “If a sudúrácárii devotes himself or herself single-mindedly to [...] Puruśa, their future is secure.

[17] I want to tell you only this: That [...] problems, then Parama Puruśa Himself has to appear in the world in [...] work. This indeed is your dharma.

[13] Every object moves ahead at its [...] slows down, Parama Puruśa Himself will have to descend to the earth [...] Shrii Krśńa has said:

[20] Human beings want to do many great [...] a devotee is borne by the Lord Himself.” Daevii hyesá guńamayii [...] have a place on My own lap.”

[4] What exactly is meant by svadharma? [...] Bhagaván Shrii Krśńa Himself is considered as the Giitá.”

[12] In the Giitá it has been [...] of all these qualities. But He Himself is guńatiita [beyond all [...] in the bondages of guńas.

[30] This world, the creation of Parama Puruśa, is full of colourful variegation. But He Himself is a colourless Entity.

[4] All the philosophy and spiritual [...] world family has made him sacrifice himself to the task of changing the whole [...] the state he always dwells in.

[3] That singular entity, with the [...] why it is said that although He Himself is colourless, His creation is [...] colours attracting living beings.

[15] A man thinks his wife and children, [...] life. And as a result not only he himself suffers untold miseries from his [...] worth.” The Yama says –

[7] From the word brhat the word Brahma has come. Brahma literally means the Entity who is Himself very vast, and whose ideation [...] Brḿhanatvád means making others vast. He himself is very great, and hence he is [...] back into the “One”.

[34] A person has a small brain with [...] hidden in Parama Puruśa Himself. His cognitive faculty is metamorphosed [...] debate on Parama Puruśa.

[4] I was sitting down. Right behind [...] branch of this tree and hanged himself.

[2] Suppose several boys are moving [...] No, no, no. What will he do? He himself will go there, into the drain, [...] you should walk carefully.”

[24] To find the answer to those questions [...] same colour in which He manifests Himself before me, and move towards Him. [...] wants will surely be fulfilled.

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[12] Now, for objective adjustment in [...] reflect Parama Puruśa Himself. And this category of song, directly [...] also encourage these three things.

[13] Now lalita mármik [...] lalita dance was Parvati: Shiva himself did not invent it. He did invent [...] struggle with this dagger.”

[10] Ans.: – Shauṋkara [...] trying to invalidate this theory he himself became an extreme idealist. According [...] In order to defeat idealism he himself became an idealist. His theories [...] creating this variegated universe.

[120] Ans.: – Being possessed by [...] difference is that a person hypnotizes himself herself and ends up being absorbed [...] the nerve fibres are normalized.

[9] The Vipra era illustrated the same [...] of uncertainty, and perhaps bury himself in the coffin of the cold. The [...] valued more than a man’s life.

[19] Those who worship a marble deity [...] is tantamount to neglecting God Himself. A truly righteous person realizes that God does not confine Himself to the temple, but manifests Himself in His creation.

[29] Today, those who occupy high posts [...] minister’s visit, but will never trouble himself with the inconveniences faced [...] with an abundance of rice.”

[6] In case the allegation is against [...] take a decision in this matter by himself or through his appointed tribunal, as he wishes.]]

[92] If a proprietor or an industrialist [...] pressure may compel him to resign himself to his fate. Those who have assumed [...] demeaning will die a premature death.

[6] The idea or the reply of the devotee [...] Universe even. So just to save Himself from the trouble and pains of monotony my Lord Parama Puruśa Himself divided His existence into many. [...] because outside Him there is nothing.

[13] In His life, Shiva Himself married with this commitment. [...] difficulties of their husbands.

[6] Although Shiva was accepted in the Vedic Age, He himself did not follow the Vedic cult. [...] flow in the people’s minds.

[40] Then comes the laokik Shiva. If [...] such a personality. He associated Himself with the common people, even illiterate [...] as a man to attain liberation.

[25] Even when Buddhism and Jainism [...] centring around Shiva, which Shiva Himself did not really teach them. Nor [...] they were completely Shaivite.

[31] King Váńa of Varendrabhúmi [...] about 5500 years after Shiva. He himself used to practise this, so the [...] understand the history of their origin.

[16] Then again, the mere beating of [...] mudrás of the dance. Shiva Himself added all this to the art of percussion; prior to Him, it was completely unknown.

[8] 5. One should proceed toward Parama [...] asks only for Parama Puruśa Himself. Thus here Parama Puruśa [...] me shelter at Your feet”.

[11] Shiva wanted His beloved devotees, [...] spiritual realization, and so He Himself used to teach them the different [...] mundane and social difficulties.

[6] He is controlling the psychic realm [...] Shiva has consummate control over Himself, both internally and externally, [...] Shiva the tranquil one”].

[18] If the entire world is false, then it has no value, and the Creator Himself loses His importance. In the absence [...] pioneer of the Doctrine of Illusion himself was declared to be the avatára [...] glimpse of the glory of Shiva.

[47] What an indecent remark! In condemning the showy rituals, the author has degraded himself.

[12] Under the spell of this divine nectar, Shiva used to remain absorbed in Himself; so, many people thought that [...] ornament is the lovely moon”].

[18] Usually He would sit in a posture [...] importance. Even though He took upon Himself all the physical and psychic responsibilities [...] the spiritual world on the other.

[28] The root cause of the creation [...] Primordial Prakrti but Ádishiva Himself. Thus in the dhyána mantra [...] [“the seed of the universe”].

[24] Then again, the mere beating of [...] mudrás of the dance. Shiva Himself added all this to the art of percussion; prior to Him, it was completely unknown.

[21] “He who illumines the external [...] highest attainment. Concealing Himself in all, He plays hide-and-seek with His little children:

[44] When in difficulty, people beat [...] laws; He does not do anything by Himself. It is because of His decree that [...] although He can do so, He will not.

[11] How can the Cognitive Faculty, [...] (Krśńá) became Mádhava Himself”].

[33] [I shall worship my Guru who is complete in Himself, Who is eternal – the Essence of all essences.]

[30] In His life, Shiva Himself married with this commitment. [...] difficulties of their husbands.

[15] To pursue the path of knowledge [...] always says like this he degrades himself. While climbing the mountain suddenly [...] this path of knowledge is risky.

[23] When a person actually starts moving [...] was an ordinary man whereas Rohit himself was a great scholar. It is an [...] science of karma, or karma yoga.

[3] Brahma is the lord of the evolved [...] are but manifestations of Brahma Himself.

[5] The union of a sádhaka with [...] a sádhaka, after merging himself or herself in Brahma, can no longer think of himself or herself except as Brahma. Seeing [...] name-entities in the entity of the sea.

[6] When a knower of Truth merges in [...] Entity, the person becomes supreme himself or herself. Spiritual practice [...] ideation becomes Brahma Itself.

[62] Where had that unknown player gone? Had he gotten himself lost in his own shál-palásh [...] rágińiis .

[4] There are two types of satsauṋga [...] medicine is Parama Puruśa Himself, the best satsauṋga is [...] engaged in worldly activities.

[20] THE [...] fruit-seller would come by would himself shout, "Mango! Mango!" Since [...] English language." –Eds.

[8] The author himself selected the discourses for the [...] “Táńd́ava”.

[46] The collection of all vibrations [...] Supreme Entity can fully express Himself. This special manifestation is [...] or that of Iishvarakot́i.

[79] In Iishvarakot́i we find [...] forms” which implies that Keshava Himself is not one of this sequence of avatáras.

[5] Work here does not mean just any [...] importance that everyone engage himself or herself in materializing the [...] evil of laziness and lethargy.

[22] And finally, a person who moves [...] in kiirtana. If a person keeps himself or herself engaged in kiirtana, [...] paranindá [slandering].

[23] Therefore spiritual aspirants who [...] The person will have to engage himself or herself in work for the collective [...] participate in and organize kiirtanas.

[15] “Bhávátiitam”. Beyond the arena of bháva is his position. He Himself is above the position of bháva. [...] the door, but cannot go within.

[10] Rudra is described as having five [...] Supreme Being, also having manifested Himself into relativity, has His duties. He works hard for His mundane beings, who are His children.

[2] Sutanuká Mitra is my cousin. [...] military officer who earned a name for himself during British rule. I met him [...] (Boŕo Káliitalá.)

[5] In the same way, you must not give [...] Supreme Entity, the Supreme Father Himself, is your constant companion, then [...] nor any doctrine, nor any dogma.

[14] Thus the Supreme Entity is beyond [...] remain alone, so He manifested Himself in various forms just to associate Himself with them, to play with them.” [...] is simple and straightforward.

[39] The task of all the images in the [...] attracting all created beings towards Himself, and they consciously or unconsciously [...] move on and on, meeting no defeat.

[2] In the background of the Jainism [...] religion, Vardhaman Mahavir, was himself born in a rich vaeshya family [...] was a kśatriya by birth.

[6] To the far north of Burdwan, there [...] Birbhum District). Vardhaman Mahavir himself came to this town on foot in order [...] town also is over 2500 years old.

[8] It has been said before that the [...] Ráŕh were all naked. Mahavir himself was nirgrantha [without clothes], [...] enamel was Digambara Jaena Dharma.

[1] Taking His refuge means merging [...] person, while going to surrender himself or herself to Him, is conscious [...] Love Sublime), her sole world.

[5] A selfless devotee, bathed in the purity of devotion, wants nothing for himself or herself. He or she wants only [...] merger as he or she identifies himself or herself with Him, he or she [...] self-immolating sádhaka.

[1] How can the Cognitive Faculty, [...] [Krśńa] became Mádhava Himself”.

[10] Ans.: – Shauṋkara [...] trying to invalidate this theory he himself became an extreme idealist. According [...] In order to defeat idealism he himself became an idealist. His theories [...] creating this variegated universe.

[120] Ans.: – Being possessed by [...] difference is that a person hypnotizes himself herself and ends up being absorbed [...] the nerve fibres are normalized.

[5] This Puruśa is not only [...] – he does not do any action by himself.

[6] In this universe there is always [...] change. He does not do anything Himself; Prakrti, the Supreme Operative [...] the direction of Puruśa.

[7] Phalasákśiibhútah: [...] Puruśa does not do anything by Himself, there is no doubt that He is [...] kriyásákśiibhútah.

[12] Although Puruśa Himself does not do all the phenomenal [...] very vast, indeed it is infinite.

[2] In 1969 Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti [...] course, was Krśńa Himself). The English translation of this [...] embodied by Krśńa.

[42] It was the emperor Shershah who [...] He did not name the road after himself. It was the people who gave it [...] in the local language, Bhojpuri.

[13] My Lord was alone in this universe [...] manifestation, but He could not manifest Himself. He could not do anything because [...] what His condition was. To save Himself from this monotony of loneliness [...] Him for proper guidance.”

[22] According to the urge of pratisaiṋcara [...] being reflected, He also associates Himself with the plate. The association [...] This is what is known as mukti.

[18] So what will you do? Parama Puruśa’s [...] erroneous for Arjuna to think that he himself was killing his dear kinsmen, [...] are just an instrument.”

[16] “There is only the Supreme [...] merges in Him. He is concealing Himself in His own created universe.”

[30] When He draws the universe by His act of attraction towards Himself i.e., pratisaiṋcara, Brahma [...] tantra sáhdhaka implores:

[36] In the course of sádhaná, [...] Puruśa, then he or she comes to himself or herself. So long as the aspirant [...] web of saḿskáras.

[9] Paiṋcamendriya nigrahah: [...] person who has no control over himself or herself, exercise control over others? It is not possible.

[14] Here is a place of pilgrimage: [...] So only a person who surrenders himself before his ideology can attain self-knowledge. This is the only way.

[17] However he himself was not able to keep aloof from [...] and in the Southwest it is less.

[5] “I am a follower of Sadáshiva, [...] that of the creator Brahmá Himself; whose unequalled love surpasses even that of the dissolver Maheshvara Himself; in whose loving shelter not only [...] Aryans and the non-Aryans improved.

[14] “Who is one’s father, [...] people look upon human beings as God Himself and throw themselves into the [...] world promoting the welfare of all.

[32] This in short is their philosophy: [...] Krśńa promised to incarnate Himself for the destruction of these wicked [...] change in them for the better.

[40] “During such a serious crisis, Parama Puruśa Himself comes to this earth in the form [...] For this purpose He incarnates Himself in the world again and again.” [...] 5 )

[2] It is said, Otah protah yogábhyáḿ [...] or slighted. He must associate Himself with everyone’s mind, listening [...] collectively through ota and prota yoga.

[25] Párthasárathi is [...] Sáḿkhya. He is Puruśottama Himself. He is not like the star in the [...] the Supreme Primordial Principle.

[36] He promised that He would free [...] shows that He is not a god, but God Himself. That is, He is the highest expression of spirituality.

[47] [Krśńa has no parallel or equal. Krśńa is Parama Puruśa Himself.]

[12] So when we add a zero to “1”, [...] all as His own, to absorb all in Himself.

[16] Some people think that since they [...] was to commit suicide by throwing himself in the Ganges. Mahaprabhu caught [...] commit a sin like this?”

[9] In His personal life Párthasárathi identified Himself with those who were intelligent, [...] way He attracted people towards Himself in the spiritual sphere. Every [...] idea in a clear and lucid fashion:

[23] Human beings do not know what their [...] every person. He needs nothing for Himself. He wants only to give to the [...] removed. This is His fourth aeshvarya.

[23] At that moment the devotee likes [...] that Párthasárathi Himself has developed the science of aesthetics. [...] Párthasárathi made it crystal-clear:

[6] When under the influence of wrong [...] from their dharma, Bhagaván Himself appears to re-establish dharma.

[10] The word gláni means “deviation [...] circumstances, Parama Puruśa Himself has to come and take stern measures. [...] certainly have to do something.

[2] Apará is temporary and imperfect [...] error on the part of the author himself, or the external objectivity which [...] time ago may no longer be correct.

[3] Pará knowledge, on the other [...] subject is Parama Puruśa Himself.

[6] Utámrtasyesháno [...] deep, that a person cannot even see himself. That kind of darkness is called [...] meaning of this shloka .

[4] You should always remember that [...] another Parama Puruśa like Himself. If someone becomes as vast as [...] she becomes Parama Puruśa Himself; becomes one with Him. So Parama [...] circumstances can He do these two things.

[4] What is the fundamental difference [...] remain microcosms; they become Shiva Himself. At the same time it is also said [...] Bhagaván, and something more than that.

[6] Just as the owners of a house can [...] not the human being but Iishvara Himself. Human beings can at the very [...] the Supreme Controller Iishvara.

[7] Therefore it is logical that when Iishvara controls everything Himself, in that case His created microcosms [...] other than Parama Puruśa Himself. The microcosms criticize Parama Puruśa with the energy allotted to them by Him.

[11] With a similar kind of magic power, [...] relationship of love with the magician Himself. One will have to enlist oneself [...] through any struggle with Him.

[49] But for Parama Puruśa there [...] another Parama Puruśa like Himself. He can create everything, but [...] Puruśa, that they can hate others!

[7] Whatever action the Cosmic Mind [...] Whatever He does, He does within Himself i.e. without your knowledge. For [...] Therefore He does everything inside Himself – everything is within, [...] acquainted but others are not.

[16] God is a master magician who, by His magic spell, has created all and has hidden Himself inside His creation. If at all [...] when you join Him and His party.

[18] Krśńa is the nucleus [...] simply try to know Liilámaya Himself. If you cannot know the cause [...] “Bhavakendrasthitah.”

[7] Panchu asked the padre for help. When the padre heard the story he was beside himself with joy. I must be in heaven, [...] “Edmond Dulal is just the man.”

[9] There are a few notable criteria [...] mahápuruśas: He Himself is a born guru and has no spiritual [...] of white peace and dharma.

[13] But if He seats Himself in the midst of devotees, the [...] can be a better place than that?

[6] Regarding Him it is said that everything [...] That is why, in order to express himself, the microcosm requires motor [...] infinite. He is a non-corporeal entity.

[7] The final obstacle is that of the [...] instructions of Parama Puruśa Himself, then why should there be so much [...] of the deepest human psychology.

[1] Those following the path of sádhaná [...] Puruśa remains engrossed in Himself – the ánanda or bliss [...] meaningless, as everything is lying within Himself. When He plays with His created [...] the stage is also an observation.

[3] Before the creation of this universe, [...] stance – He was enjoying Himself. He was overwhelmed with His own [...] joy and sorrow with us.”

[4] But the bhaktas (devotees) do not [...] parcel of Parama Puruśa Himself. The jiivas are His fingers, His [...] of the bhaktas in this regard.

[5] I have already told that the bhaktas [...] body. He has been playing with Himself. Previously in the beginning, [...] in this creation? So He divided Himself into many tiny parts and started [...] anything to say in this regard.

[10] I have already said that Parama [...] experience. So in order to save Himself from the boredom of being alone, [...] returns back to Him. The Vedas said:

[6] Still another meaning is that one [...] semblance of Him, yet no one can claim himself to be another, or smaller, or [...] been used here in this sense also.

[12] Actually, Parama Puruśa [...] and has picked a special role for Himself. In the drama He withdraws the [...] absorbed in this liilá.

[46] [The Singular Entity has manifested Himself in the form of the ten directions. [...] counterpart of those objects.]

[47] Eśo ha deva pradisho’nu [...] Paramátman, has manifested Himself in the form of pradisha and anudisha.” [...] anything about this. They will say,

[1] A very popular name of the Supreme [...] system. He attracts everybody towards Himself with the help of His concentric [...] who attracts everybody towards Himself” – the great attractor, [...] charms the entire universe”.

[10] In sádhaná márga, [...] spiritual aspirant cannot keep himself away from, aloof from, worldly [...] what will happen? He will dart himself away from the nave of the universe. [...] Brahma-hood saves him from downfall.

[11] And the very popular name “Svádhá” [...] means “he who creates himself”.

[8] “Hari”. “Pápáni [...] give all his sins to Him to purify himself. But the devotee will say, “No, [...] That’s why He is “Hari”.

[17] A human cannot do liilá, [...] liilá’s cause. If someone considers himself or herself to be very wise and [...] one’s intellect is limited.

[25] There is a story about the cowherds [...] people asked Krśńa Himself for the remedy of His disease. [...] forehead, I will be cured.”

[13] MADHURA BHÁVA. See RÁDHÁ [...] fundamental factors to express Himself through a body, this is known [...] MUKTI. Spiritual liberation.

[18] TÁŃD́AVA. [...] courage and fearlessness. When Shiva Himself does this dance (Shiva Nat́arája), [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[15] But it is not enough to get the [...] sádhaná, a person makes himself or herself light and at the same [...] terms of accomplishing the task.

[19] The answer has been provided by the Lord Himself. If even the most degraded person [...] person from his burden of sin.

[26] Furthermore, the result of mahápátaka [...] her worldly life and should offer himself or herself in the service of mankind. [...] the mahápátakii.

[28] There is, however, a way out even [...] thought single-mindedly, and offers himself in the service of humanity, he [...] or she will also get liberation.

[11] [While dealing with the unconscious [...] amplified by Bábá himself was that the two could not be [...] extra-cerebral memory is concerned.]

[20] And when the spiritual aspirant [...] “I”, then he will find himself freed from all fetters of the world.

[5] Whatever the endeavour of the microcosmic [...] which the Supreme Entity manifests Himself endlessly in His innumerable waves. [...] meaningful for the unit entity.

[54] The sun, fire, air, and moon are [...] Cosmic Mind. He has manifested Himself in an infinite number of entities, [...] is testing all in various ways.

[8] Apart from these forms, Mayá [...] matter used in His creation is Himself. In this process of creation, the Cognitive Principle crudifies Himself into this expressed world with [...] work of Vishvamáyá.

[14] Máyá has three guńas [...] the man be left alone to fend for himself in the dark. Mr. Sattvaguńa [...] Máyá, but rather through its help.

[1] Yesterday we had occasion to discuss [...] reasoning that Krśńa Himself is that Bhagaván. Thus [...] by Krśńa”.

[2] Parama Puruśa, Puruśottama, [...] náparah – “Brahma Himself is the guru.” As guru, it [...] doing so, and will go on doing so.

[9] “That which appears in the role of the creator of the world is the Guru Himself. That which sustains the world, [...] am straight and simple.”

[10] Such is the nature of human beings, [...] do it? Shrii Krśńa himself said:

[15] He has explained in the Giitá [...] from Shrii Krśńa Himself: “No such doubts should [...] your mind.” He has said:

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[15] There are several essential factors [...] this world, the person is cheating himself and indulging in selfishness. [...] of the external physicalities.

[18] What is the range of these shabdas, [...] is towards Parama Puruśa Himself. Therefore there is no chance [...] on a path of gradual progress.

[22] And this Supreme Deva expresses Himself in so many microcosmic forms, [...] He acted like this. He displayed Himself like this in the past, He is acting [...] játah sau garbhe antah.”

[1] As has already been said, the events [...] selected one specific role for Himself to play.

[4] Though this universe of ours has [...] Puruśottama Shrii Krśńa Himself, Who expresses Himself both internally and externally.

[5] Now in His own creation He has kept a special role for Himself. Such a personality is known as [...] in Mahásambhuti or not.

[6] Lord Krśńa was in [...] no spiritual teacher as such. He Himself was the original Preceptor. Lord [...] attached to living human bodies.

[7] The personal relationship between [...] historical Krśńa – Himself was such a sub-centre.

[9] One who feels attracted towards [...] one who attracts others towards himself. “Krśńa” [...] dependent on Krśńa.

[1] The Mahábhárata war [...] out by Lord Krśńa Himself. What is mere mental imagination [...] per His own choice. He was God Himself in human form.

[3] Lord Krśńa selected a role for Himself also. Parama Puruśa, the [...] and the other gopas of Vrndavan.

[4] The gopas of Vrindavana dearly [...] Puruśottama Krśńa Himself. That’s why, on the eve of [...] will always remain here.”

[5] Lord Krśńa has no [...] the Mahábhárata. He Himself created circumstances in such [...] the Mahábhárata.

[18] You know Garga Muni was the brother [...] Krśńa was given by Garga himself. With the help of Garga, Krśńa [...] world and forming Great India.

[25] The last item is samyak samádhi. [...] and a day is sure to come when he himself will be money [...] 7 )

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[10] The witnessing entity must exist [...] is, therefore, Puruśottama Himself. In pratisaiṋcara, Puruśottama [...] átman is not an active counterpart.

[17] Association by proper adjustment [...] the transformation of the person himself, and thus not Mr. X but Mr. Y shall regain life.

[28] Just as every language has its [...] Englishman speaks Hindi he finds himself unable to avoid the influence [...] and millions will suffer for it.

[7] Rama had returned to Ayodhya and [...] He gripped the throne to prevent himself from falling to the ground. The [...] strength and stood up straight.

[82] The dog has been a companion [...] say: “Only one who is a dog himself maintains a dog.” In Hindi [...] is called kuttá.

[111] Our talk was rolling along smoothly. [...] arriving at the laundry all by himself. Possibly he had parked his car [...] for washing his clothes?”

[122] “I’ll tell you one [...] niggardly. But when it comes to himself he is quite generous. Recently [...] was completely drenched.”

[19] Everything is created by Parama [...] Puruśa do? He will create a body for Himself with the help of the five fundamental [...] waste this valuable human life.

[23] Because He cannot be compared with [...] [“Krśńa is Parama Puruśa Himself”].

[1] When Parama Puruśa incarnates Himself as Táraka Brahma [the Liberating [...] people on the path of spirituality.

[3] Sálokya : At the stage [...] time that Parama Puruśa Himself has chosen to incarnate on this [...] that the Lord chose to incarnate Himself on this earth.”

[8] Duryodhana arrived at Krśńa’s [...] Krśńa’s feet. [Duryodhana had seated himself beside Krśńa’s [...] It’s good to see you.”

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[14] By its very nature, if the mind [...] the mind. It is He who reflects Himself as the witnessing counterpart [...] Prájiṋa respectively.

[2] In the fifteenth century in India, [...] person having victory considered himself to be a great pandit. But these [...] is contained in the pot”].

[1] Khasátmaja. Khasa + átman [...] called a khasátmaja. He himself might or might not be a rákśasa. [...] 2 )

[26] According to many, there was [...] of atheism, Brhaspati introduced himself as “Cáruvák” [...] name by which he was later known.

[12] The name of one particular [...] with Brahma . Sankaracharya himself also said:

[72] Sutanuká Mitra is my cousin. [...] military officer who earned a name for himself during British rule. I met him [...] (Boŕo Káliitalá.)

[7] Maydánav (Mayaráśt́ra [...] anguished and insulted and vowed to himself to take revenge.

[109] 19) There is one kind of community [...] refer indirectly to this nudism. He himself also did not use clothes. In Rarh [...] “nudist” or “naked”.

[45] Parama Puruśa can do everything [...] capacity to. Because He cannot hate Himself; and there is no second person, no second object.

[40] Whenever you come in contact with [...] sádhaka has established himself or herself in vaerágya. [...] this bhaga is Bhagaván.

[56] You know, sinners are of different [...] mámananyábhák – “ensconces himself or herself in Me, surrenders at [...] dharma but to take shelter in Him.

[8] Parama Puruśa was all alone [...] many out of One. He manifested Himself in many objects. Even then He [...] become intellectuals or karmiis.

[22] By that time the deer was out of [...] time to get depressed. Pulling himself together, he circled the tree [...] mango. Then he would chew her up.

[23] After circling the tree for a long [...] and finally settled himself on his tail which he had coiled [...] eyes, stared at Aparna and growled

[305] Anumay put the pick-axe in his [...] is coming from?” he asked himself. And then ugly Shakhcunni whispered [...] will be helpful to you.”

[320] At first he hid himself under the dining table, but even [...] sack and somehow save his life.

[68] The mother-in-law stretched out [...] caught a disease that even Shiva himself 19 can’t cure. Oh, poor daughter-in-law! [...] save my daughter-in-law?”

[151] Hearing this, Abhijit himself burst into tears and shouted: “Oh, what has happened? Oh, what has happened?”

[154] Abhijit was unable to bring words [...] off from the house. He thought to himself: “My sister went out in [...] of the ghosts and demons.”

[177] By then night had set in. Nothing [...] the tree and yet the householder himself was absent. And, would you believe, [...] walk on a little further.”

[205] “All the world’s ayurvedic [...] ‘First of all let him rectify himself and only then will we cut up the [...] indulge in such things again.’

[211] “Saying this, he flew off. And then, after a few days, he choked himself on a mangosteen stuck in his throat [...] still making that sound.”

[39] This entire universe is His manifestation. [...] akála. He was manifesting Himself as an infinite number of microcosms, [...] highest sádhaná.

[57] We are running and shall continue [...] only shelter of all (though He Himself has no shelter). We have none but Him, we have no other desideratum.

[19] Every action will have a reaction, [...] shackled will never be able to set himself free in spite of his best efforts, [...] without the help of another person.

[22] “Don’t worry about it. [...] jumped into the driver’s seat himself and started to drive.

[76] About Iishvara, it is said that [...] Parama Puruśa, he thinks to himself: “O Lord, you know the condition [...] embodiment of divine love“].

[9] What is the relationship between [...] “Iśt́a,” one cannot establish himself in ideology. To illustrate, we [...] “Iśt́anist.”

[18] If the Lord has any pain or pleasure, [...] deal of inconvenience. To free Himself from inconvenience our Lord became many from One. This is the cause of creation.”

[49] It is not possible for Him to belittle anyone. If He hates anyone it means He hates Himself because He lies covert in the [...] I-feeling of individual microcosms?

[52] Life and mind originate as a result [...] created, Parama Puruśa gets Himself reflected on the mental plate. Where the mind is not yet created, He gets Himself reflected in the atomic structure. He always gets Himself reflected in atoms, neutrons, [...] resides in wood, bricks and stone.

[11] (3) And the third human expression [...] order to maintain prestige, or save himself or herself from humiliation, will [...] suicide due to psychic pressure.

[22] Seventh, saptamaḿ naeva [...] helping a sádhaka to establish himself or herself in the realm of karma in order to attain the Cosmic beatitude.”

[4] Vaerágya is commonly understood [...] for this purpose does not place himself under the dominant influence of [...] from the influence of Prakrti.

[25] The quality or nature of the human [...] consciousness emancipated like Himself and to return it to the supreme [...] quickest return to the supreme rank.

[13] “Amáninam mánadeyam”. [...] one hates Parama Puruśa Himself. Let no human being be so arrogant. [...] minds will become filled with joy.

[16] “Kiirtaniiyah sadá [...] withdraws the objects of the world into Himself and projects them again in a newer [...] withdraws an image or an idea into Himself and the very next moment sends [...] difference between Hari and Hara.

[25] It is a fact that Hari loves His [...] even loves them more than He loves Himself. So what does He do? He steals [...] steals others sins is called Hari.

[2] Here it has been said that through [...] plays in so many ways, expresses Himself in so many ways and the media [...] creator of this universe expresses Himself in so many forms, so many colours and so many bhávas.

[4] That is, in the structures, in [...] Creator of this universe expresses Himself in so many forms, so many colours [...] conception of the mind of microcosm.

[12] Now “sa”. When Parama Puruśa is first expressing Himself, first being attributionalized, [...] everything is guided by this principle.

[25] Many people become confused and [...] Attracts the Entire Universe towards Himself”, that is, Puruśottama [...] Náráyańa?

[6] But when this is the law, how does [...] from theft. Parama Puruśa Himself steals. How shameful! How deplorable! [...] because He dearly loves His devotees.

[2] “The Creator is a singular [...] colours, this world of sounds; but He Himself is beyond the scope of colours [...] from this universal hub. So, He Himself is beyond the scope of all such [...] even a blade of grass can move.

[7] Once Lord Buddha was camping in [...] the group, without the individual himself, came to the mango orchard where [...] the Lord and accepted Buddhism.

[16] The Lord’s eyes are everywhere. His eyes are even in a closed room where one may consider himself or herself alone. The story goes [...] Ramakrishna that he could not find himself alone anywhere because wherever [...] 2 )

[2] Suppose a person commits many sins; [...] take the load of their sins on Himself.

[2] What is the meaning of the incantation [...] and unless and until He expresses Himself through some physical form, how [...] náparah”. That is, Brahma Himself is the Guru. There cannot be any second Guru. His secret is known to Him only, and He expresses Himself through a framework, a form. Now [...] is not Guru, Guru is expressing Himself through that form.

[18] “Gurureva Parama Brahma.” [...] That is, Parama Brahma exhibits Himself in the form of Guru just to dispel [...] my Prańáma.”

[6] But for what reason is Parama Puruśa [...] Certainly for ánandam. And He Himself is also ánandam. So His [...] merged within, enjoyed within.

[7] For Parama Puruśa there [...] self-satisfaction. The bliss that He enjoys from Himself is nityánandam. He was [...] still be in nityánandam.

[4] The second meaning of guhá [...] devotion, will have to take us to Himself – success is surely ours.

[4] You know that the science of homoeopathy [...] psychic development, and because man himself is a psychic being, in developed human beings the tendency is towards the spiritual goal.

[9] Because the Supreme Creator knows [...] practice of cult, one ensconces himself in the Supreme Existence, one [...] – he also becomes omniscient.

[16] And the second imperfection is [...] Parama Puruśa like Himself. That is, Parama Puruśa always remains One. How, why?

[19] The Lahore and Peshawar thieves [...] aristocracy.” And he beat himself on the head.

[5] You know the story of the Vedic [...] great vanity in him. He thought to himself, “What is the necessity [...] thinking of his son and told him,

[7] “All the creatures in this [...] king of the gods would consider himself fortunate to have such a person [...] personality, as a superior human being.

[3] Now, a Tantric is called, a sádhaka [...] of Tantra. He who wants to keep himself away from fight is unknowingly [...] stratum of life. This is Tantra.

[8] You must not neglect this world, [...] a sádhaka must not cheat himself by saying this. A sádhaka [...] so-called logicians and philosophers.

[17] Naekamuniryasya mataḿ na [...] stance.” That is, he who has merged himself in the Supreme Puruśa is [...] Naekamuniryasya mataḿ na bhinnam.

[19] What is this really? This is a [...] of language, He cannot express Himself. How can Parama Puruśa [...] is dumb and the disciple deaf:

[21] What you speak or express is within [...] will make an effort. Krishnacharya himself answers what is to be done. He [...] in such a state of helplessness?

[24] The expressed universe is only [...] of his hands a man may express himself by painting, by the skill of his [...] vocal faculties he may express himself through music. We do not call [...] are “Citra shilpi”.

[15] Recently in Valencia I explained [...] you have seen it – the man himself behaves like a ghost, moves his head occasionally and says, “I am a ghost.”

[10] In reply Shiva said, “Well, [...] such conduct? Ravana disguised himself as a saint to carry off a housewife. [...] mahápátakii.”

[26] Worshipping Paramátmá [...] fight Lord Viśńu himself. The dethroned gods of heaven [...] the boon of Viśńu himself Gayasura was invincible.

[41] Api cet sudurácáro [...] world to worship Me, and devotes himself or herself to the propagation [...] greatest durácáriis.

[15] The third relative factor is person. [...] exists. But when He metamorphoses Himself into many in a sportive mood and [...] will He play with his creations?

[112] Where had that unknown player gone? Had he gotten himself lost in his own shál-palásh [...] rágińiis .

[4] Furthermore, Parama Puruśa [...] become powerful, He incarnates Himself in a special way to protect the [...] unambiguously in the Giitá:

[6] When the number of demons in the [...] Puruśa has to incarnate Himself in a special way to annihilate [...] full force (“bhaga”).

[9] Similarly, in the psychic realm, [...] aspirant, who wants to establish himself in the supreme stance, must fight [...] humanities, dogma is a dangerous factor.

[12] The word “devayoni” [...] instead of for Parama Puruśa Himself. Such people, after their demise, [...] the scope of kinnaravidyá.

[16] TAMOGUŃA. See GUŃAS. [...] courage and fearlessness. When Shiva Himself does this dance (Shiva Nát́arája), [...] Entity in Its liberating aspect.

[11] MAHÁKAOLA. A Tantric guru [...] PAIṊCA BHÚTAS to express Himself through a body, this is known [...] devoted to intellectual pursuits.

[17] TAMOGUŃA. See GUŃAS. [...] courage and fearlessness. When Shiva Himself does this dance (Shiva Nat́arája), [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[9] MAHÁBHÁRATA. “Great [...] fundamental factors to express Himself through a body, this is known [...] MUKTI. Spiritual liberation.

[6] “We suggest you accept the [...] iti Rameshvarah; that is, Rama himself is a lord, so he’s Rameshvarah.”

[3] If a person is dharmic, that person [...] more responsibility than the thief himself. Because it will be the society that instilled the theft propensity in that person.

[3] Yá Bhagavatá giitá [...] that which is sung by the Lord Himself.” Bhagaván is another [...] shrii, jiṋána, etc.

[21] Tráńa is just “relief”, [...] their own power, the Lord [creates Himself] and applies His power to that job.

[24] [Sambhavámi means] samyak [...] the material factors] which He Himself has created” in order to [...] total destruction of the wicked.

[25] The Lord says, “I create [...] of transition, He will incarnate Himself with His special powers to destroy the wicked and to give dharma a proper place in society.

[15] The inner urge for this four-legged [...] no one but Parama Puruśa Himself, Puruśottama. The mental [...] this feeling, is indeed dharma.

[1] Whose directions are to be obeyed? [...] voice of dharma comes from God Himself.

[37] I have said earlier and repeat [...] second, He cannot create someone like Himself. One who loves Him will merge [...] remains a singular Entity –

[8] Pratápa: He establishes Himself by His own power. Those who are [...] find supreme protection in Him.

[16] Through Aśt́áuṋga [...] he/she can eventually establish himself/herself in spiritual self. In [...] get divine mercy without doubt.

[35] A selfless devotee, bathed in the purity of devotion, wants nothing for himself. He wants only Parama Puruśa [...] time of merger as he identifies himself with Him, he tastes of the boundless [...] self-immolating Sádhaka.

[37] The foremost pivot of a living [...] microcosm, is verily the Brahma Himself. The one who has realized or held [...] no circumstances can He be lost.

[47] Brahma, Who has within Him the [...] countless bodies, being bodiless Himself. The spiritual entity is not subject [...] the Macrocosmic Consciousness.

[51] Now take His endless forms. Haven’t [...] the world, He has been afflicting Himself day in and day out with the painful [...] wherein the sádhaka feels himself/herself consciously installed. [...] the heavy onus of his own entity.

[11] Through excessive crying one loses [...] konkiye geche [the boy has cried himself out].

[12] There are so many grades of sádhaka [...] benediction of Paramátmá Himself. Torture is there but he or she [...] the range of psychic directly.

[27] Paramátman has been attracting all to Himself, [...] that you have lost your identity.

[29] According to divine decree, if [...] attracts microcosms towards Himself. If microcosms surrender totally [...] the Vidyá force.

[6] There is a story in the Vedas. [...] and said by way of introducing himself, “I am the fire. To consume [...] He disclosed His real identity;

[6] Purport: The Cosmic Mind is held [...] tapah and Satya. Puruśottama Himself, who is the witnessing entity [...] bhúrloka [crude physical world].

[11] The role of Puruśa is foremost [...] characteristic of Puruśa Himself – Shaktih Sá Shivasya Shaktih.

[3] This phrase, “revenge oneself”, [...] of how King Ballal Sen revenged himself on the Suvarna Vanik [merchants] of Bengal.

[4] The royal treasury of Bengal was [...] as outcastes. Thus he revenged himself against them.

[24] Vipáka means reaction, reactive [...] thing. All actions are done within Himself, within His Macro-psychic structure. [...] affected even by vipáka.

[6] In those days there was a great [...] the world, nor was he useful to himself or to the society. So one day, [...] on’. Don’t stop.”

[8] “You are in the form of women. [...] transformed, He has metamorphosed, Himself into all the forms, so many forms, innumerable forms, and not only males, females also.

[5] The fourth stage is known as vashiikára. [...] Here one completely surrenders himself or herself before Parama Puruśa, [...] control of Parama Puruśa.

[15] My Parama Puruśa was alone [...] Parama Puruśa thought to Himself, “Now I am alone, but I [...] can play with His dear children.

[4] The king of Jaipur, Raja Man Singh, [...] prominent. Raja Man Singh took upon himself the onerous responsibility of [...] Dhákeshvarii, temple in Dhaka.

[30] “Now there is no one to help [...] me!” she said. Man Singh found himself in a very awkward position. He sent a detailed report stating the situation.

[26] The derivative meaning of Viśńu [...] Puruśa will spontaneously reveal Himself. At that time the individual existence [...] controlled by the Macrocosmic mind.

[39] Rágátmika Bhakti [...] The aspirant does not consider himself or herself to be the adorer of [...] she entertains only this feeling.

[11] The exclusive love for Viśńu [...] quinquelemental world He bas made Himself accessible to His created objects. [...] respect for each and every entity.

[13] Those were also the days of polygamy. Shiva himself had three wives – Párvatii, [...] “Buŕoshiva”.

[4] And where does that singular Entity [...] that which vibrates everything. He Himself is vibration personified, and [...] there is vibration, it is deva.

[7] Now when a man gets the chance [...] invents so many things, and engages himself in psychic pursuits. These things [...] in physical or psychic spheres.

[4] At a certain point in his evolution, there awakens inside of man a desire to know himself, to know his purpose in life. [...] drawing His beloved children to Himself. As the disciple progresses more [...] the Guru’s love, love within himself – and in ecstasy he sees [...] and all creation, all become one.

[35] At first, Suvimal pretended not [...] a… l-lichu,” Suvimal found himself in a predicament. He told her: [...] again? Stop it. Be quiet.”

[10] But these replies will not satisfy [...] condition was. So just to save Himself from the monotony of singularity, [...] will be the reply of the devotee.

[10] I have said many a time that Parama [...] second Parama Puruśa like Himself, because whoever has established an intimate friendship with Him, whoever has identified himself with Him, becomes one with Him. [...] mean that He was indirectly hating Himself. And that is why Parama Puruśa [...] You should always remember this.

[4] The second stage is artha. What [...] and ignore Parama Puruśa Himself. Their fate is to move in the [...] or mental, or of spirituality.

[163] “To relieve himself of any responsibility, the compounder [...] last rites and cremation.”

[4] Each and every atom and molecule [...] Puruśottama. It is He who radiates Himself everywhere; it is He who is omnipresent [...] witnessing entity are Puruśottama Himself. In the second phase of evolution, [...] “Collective Consciousness”.

[5] As witnessing entity Puruśottama connects Himself to his mental object with the help of His Avidyámáyá and reflects Himself on the object as Citishakti. This [...] prota yoga and ota yoga are there.

[13] The advent of Mahápuruśa [...] that the Macrocosm metamorphosed Himself directly into some unit structure, [...] an abrupt descent or occurrence.

[13] Some devotees, who go still ahead [...] but instead of loving Paramatman Himself, think more of His Gunas (qualities). [...] to Paramatman. He has expressed Himself into every object of the universe [...] the devotee completely forgets himself because Khudaparasti is pleasing [...] ca”. There is no other way out.

[16] “Bhakti Bhagavatoseva” [...] devotion is their life. Paramatman himself will teach knowledge and the technique [...] cheapest but the most invaluable.

[8] Now the question may be asked, [...] a person? A person will forget himself or herself. This is the charm, [...] rather shy – in private.

[10] Who is Guru? As you know, “gu” [...] salvation? Parama Puruśa Himself can know. Others cannot know His [...] “Mantramúlaḿ Brahma vákyam”.

[109] We kept on driving. My driver’s [...] him. He told us that although he himself did not know so much English, [...] told the driver to stop the car.

[22] Why people failed to make this [...] we cannot ignore the personality Himself. One may derive some joy from [...] the bliss will not be complete.

[8] It is often found that a gentleman has managed to keep a secret to himself; but the same person, after drinking [...] moment; it never remains suppressed.

[18] I will give one small example. [...] Sáḿkhya]. When he found himself in a very embarrassing position [...] place so quickly nor so easily.

[15] For each and every living being, [...] fact, loves others as he loves himself, is called a sádhu. A man [...] every living being as he loves himself. Such a man is called sádhu. [...] “man” means both male and female.

[16] Now, Paritráńáya [...] who loves others as he/she loves himself/herself [...] paritráńa – ”

[113] This time a certain wealthy youth [...] Buddha, this rich merchant found himself alone and missing his companion in crime. Finally, unable to restrain himself, he went to where the Buddha was [...] I’ll be satisifed.”

[124] Having created the world, I get [...] being gets bliss when he loses himself in Parama Puruśa in the supreme stance of the divine play.

[72] “Virendravijay died shortly [...] Vireshvijay, that he should dedicate himself wholeheartedly to the task of [...] well-versed in the martial treatises.

[93] “After a few days’ search, [...] It was impossible for him to go himself. It would not have been so bad if he himself were caught, but it was essential [...] both Vireshvijay and the nawab.

[118] “I am that Vireshvijay Vasumallik,” he replied. Saying this, he threw himself into the water. The rapids flung [...] má-má-má go.

[10] MAHÁBHÁRATA. “Great [...] fundamental factors to express Himself through a body, this is known [...] MUKTI. Spiritual liberation.

[10] MAHÁBHÁRATA. “Great [...] fundamental factors to express Himself through a body, this is known [...] the spine. See also CAKRA.

[25] “Svarńanakula Kathá”. [...] in Hindi and Bábá Himself named it as ‘Svarńanakula [...] English re-editing by ÁAA.

[17] TÁŃD́AVA. [...] courage and fearlessness. When Shiva Himself does this dance (Shiva Nát́arája), [...] the essence of philosophy”.

[14] TÁŃD́AVA. [...] courage and fearlessness. When Shiva Himself does this dance (Shiva Nat́arája), [...] with sandal paste, vermilion, etc.

[6] Now whose kiirtana should [...] Parama Puruśa has Himself said that it is not proper to steal, that one should be established in Yama-Niyama , but He Himself steals. This is quite bad.

[14] The Macrocosmic mind remains unassailed [...] Máyá, His immanent power. Brahma Himself does not do anything but remains unassailed as Máyádhiisha (Lord of Máyá).

[13] “Átmajiṋánam [...] being to see others, not to see himself. That is, whenever one becomes [...] should be treated as ágama.

[41] Prápti : Through this [...] factor of the psychic world within himself or herself. Such an individual [...] should also shun this thorny siddhi.

[93] Khagen wasn’t able to stand [...] he told me that he could walk by himself.

[12] The third aspect is sevá [...] service. Parama Puruśa Himself does not require any service, [...] aspect of Bhágavata dharma.

[2] Let us first examine whether Parama [...] the sense of doership; whether He Himself does anything in this connection.

[6] It has been said before that Prakrti [...] transformed into Parama Puruśa Himself.

[17] Then what is a good man to do to save himself from bad reactions of bad actions [...] attain salvation, he is to free himself from the reactions of good actions [...] bad, but he is to do something.

[7] Next comes árádhaná. [...] stage, then the devotee forgets himself or herself completely. Sometimes [...] abhidhyána ultimately forgets himself or herself. This is known as árádhaná.

[12] This knowledge functions both internally [...] (Brahma bháva), becomes Brahma Himself. “Brahmavid brahmaeva bhavati”.

[16] Spiritually-realized people are [...] criticizing the Supreme Entity Himself, and is thus highly reproachable. [...] through intense spiritual meditation.

[33] Nature of the post-trance state: [...] the sádhaka establishes himself in the original stance of the Supreme Entity – Parama Brahma.