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[14] In India, particularly in Bengal [...] this period people cannot remain inactive: they will have to move ever forward. [...] righteous forces over the evil forces.
[50] As long as you exist, you have [...] imagine remaining inert matter in an inactive state where there is no yajiṋa? [...] time to stagger or to look behind.
[11] The combined name for Puruśa [...] facilities or capacity to work. They are inactive in that stage. Yet they still have capacity to work. Similarly, Prakrti is inactive in Brahmasvarúpa. She does [...] guńa or without guńa.
[12] How is it that Prakrti, whose only [...] Prakrti is either asleep and hence inactive or is weaker than Puruśa [...] in Brahma is not metamorphosed.
[15] The person struggles desperately [...] the mind becomes suspended and inactive due to acute suffering during [...] mind becomes completely suspended.
[17] Now, what does the witnessing átmá do in such a state when the mind is inactive? It remains as a witness to all [...] átmá has heard everything.
[57] Where society is caught in a whirlpool [...] proper for them to remain inert and inactive, out of fear of stumbling. It [...] understandable to the masses.
[19] Sadvipras are not inactive witnesses. They are active participants [...] them to accumulate undue gains.
[3] In individual life the supreme [...] causal mind, or astral mind, remains inactive. We cannot call the disembodied [...] functioning has been demolished.
[31] Sleep is the condition of highest [...] Kośa or the crude mind remains inactive. In the wakeful state the sense [...] Dakśińácára.
[69] In the morphetic or sleeping state [...] sub-conscious mind – also becomes as inactive as the physical body: There remains [...] between sleep and wakefulness?
[79] Parama Puruśa is with Umá, [...] can emanate. But when Prakrti is inactive, i.e., when Puruśa is predominant, [...] all-witnessing and self-effulgent.
[19] There is reason behind whatever [...] anything, the Indriyas are also inactive. It is said in the Shástra:
[1] The third chamber or factor of [...] of the house. Apparently he is inactive, but it is his commanding presence [...] Entity is also the Supreme Subject.
[10] As I already said, the passenger [...] at that time they do not remain inactive or invibrative; they remain engaged [...] easily to the desireless path.
[13] In Brahma, the Supreme Consciousness, [...] Átman is characteristically inactive, it is nevertheless vulnerable [...] before it. Thus the Sage has said.
[37] I have already said that the movement [...] the mind and the other organs are inactive, and so in this long-lasting cessation [...] of their object of imagination.
[41] One who is not installed in vijiṋána [...] salvation by sitting back idle and inactive, thinking that some one else is [...] rise on the horizon of your life.
[4] Both the expressed and unexpressed [...] cannot be said to be completely inactive. She still continues Her dance, [...] cannot create any rudimental factor.
[7] Those, who will be present on the [...] other words it will not do to sit inactive saying that the direct responsibility in this connection is on its parents.
[31] Aryan life was full of noisy revelry [...] harmful to the comparatively inactive non-Aryans, inhabitants of a tropical country, than to the active and hardy Aryans.
[8] The British colonialists applied [...] British made the entire Chinese race inactive and indolent. Afterwards the communists, [...] Chinese race under their grip.
[2] Due to the extreme cold, people found it difficult to move; their hands and feet remained inactive. Cold is called jáŕh [...] joy. There is a popular saying,
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[123] Ans.: – Once the conscious and sub-conscious minds are inactive the remedy is received from the [...] about medicine or other matters.
[126] Ans.: – Possession by ghosts [...] various methods to reactive these inactive kośas. They try different [...] people’s belief in ghosts.
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[65] In nearly every country of the [...] This type of greedy, indolent and inactive society promises even greater [...] suffer at the hands of the thieves.
[110] Common people have been taught [...] bird’s wings become totally inactive in a cage. People have been accustomed [...] in their minds to control them.
[171] The sadvipra is not an inactive witness. S/he is an active participant [...] tending to become the exploiter.
[7] Tandrá. Tandrá means [...] to lack of initiative. They sit inactive because of lack of self-confidence. [...] 1 )
[58] I said a little while ago that [...] waking state, the mind never remains inactive. Then why does it not always dream during sleep?
[1] In philosophical parlance, samádhi [...] state; though the mind remains inactive, still it is full of knowledge.
[9] [In order to demonstrate this point, [...] Consequently, the lower regions became inactive and devoid of vital energy.]
[2] The mind has two main functions: [...] the sensory and motor organs are inactive; but when the process of externalization [...] motor organs to spring into action.
[123] Ans.: – Once the conscious and sub-conscious minds are inactive the remedy is received from the [...] about medicine or other matters.
[126] Ans.: – Possession by ghosts [...] various methods to reactive these inactive kośas. They try different [...] people’s belief in ghosts.
[1] This quinquelemental universe is [...] energetic youth becomes an infirm, inactive, old person in due course. Thus, [...] to the inexorable law of nature.
[20] The puruśa of Sáḿkhya [...] particular. What use do we have for such inactive gods? We want those gods who will [...] Puruśottama in our philosophy.
[17] This world is ideational for Him [...] common parlance, He is taken as inactive. If, however, people steal, rob [...] Paramarasa. This alone is a safe way.
[2] Now, the human mind has got four [...] three strata of mind – remain inactive and take shelter in the cognitive existence.
[68] I have just told you that the responsive [...] nerve-fibres do not become completely inactive and as a result the mind remains [...] Átman the controller (Iishana).
[3] This expressed universe, though [...] principles are active, but the static is inactive. All these principles have their [...] form of bondage or limitations.
[24] There is a particular system of [...] of the body remain temporarily inactive – their activities remain [...] method, then others can learn it.
[25] But what is the benefit? If people through kayakalpa yoga keep their limbs inactive for thirty long years out of their [...] better spent in some useful service.
[3] “Ananyormamatá viśńormamatá [...] not cultivated humans will become inactive and averse to work. In my opinion, [...] premasauṋgatá”.
[6] Fortunately, nothing is permanent [...] no longer remain weak, feeble or inactive. We will no longer passively tolerate [...] in every sphere of social life.
[12] So when the respiratory system [...] propensity or indriya also remains inactive. This is the general rule. But, [...] regular practice is known as yoga.
[16] So one particular propensity or [...] plate. As the conscious mind was inactive, the subconscious mind could activate [...] experiences with the actual reality.
[45] He remains covert in your existential [...] sleeps i.e., when the organs are inactive and all epithymetic actions (desires) [...] taking excessive food out of greed.
[9] Purport: In wakefulness all three [...] conscious and subconscious minds remain inactive; only the unconscious mind remains [...] the unconscious mind also becomes inactive. This state is called death.
[1] “Karma Brahmeti, karma bahu [...] even stopped moving. Such kind of inactive people cannot do any good work for society: rather they become a burden to society.
[2] Rohit’s father was not learned, [...] away from work is an inanimate and inactive entity. Whether such people remain [...] friendship of such a person”.
[8] Kali Yuga is described in the scriptures [...] rise up, that they must not be inactive, that they have great responsibilities [...] then this is known as Satya Yuga.