In > References for ‘inadvertently’

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Vidyá Tantra and Avidyá Tantra (1)

[8] Some are neutral, as I said. For instance, if you inadvertently put your hand into fire, you quickly [...] domain of merits and demerits.

The Witness-ship of Parama Puruśa Is of Supreme Importance (1)

[2] Phalasákśibhútah [...] motive, you may look in any direction inadvertently. While sitting, a person may look in this direction or that without any specific intention.

The Supreme Entity Transcends All Colours (1)

[4] A person whom I was very close [...] forgive me if I have omitted any name inadvertently. Please assume that I have mentioned [...] concentrated in this way? Certainly not.

The Practice of Art and Literature (1)

[141] The mind of the child gets lost [...] the children’s minds even inadvertently, it cannot be regarded as a lullaby.

The Dreaded “Rebirebi” (1)

[7] “Oh, that disease means beriberi,” said Mr. Ganguli inadvertently.

Publisher's Note (1)

[6] In the original Bengali book, the number 9 as a chapter number was inadvertently skipped, so the chapters were [...] book they have been numbered 1-31.

Publisher's Note (1)

[5] The discourse “Dharma Is Your Real Friend” on page 221 was inadvertently published in English in Ánanda [...] of that book is still available.

Publisher's Note (1)

[7] Readers comparing this edition [...] first three editions, but were inadvertently omitted thereafter.

Prakrti Tattva and Oṋḿkára Tattva (1)

[60] Do not be extroversial, do not [...] star of your life. The idolators inadvertently adore tamoguńa. Brahma [...] they have attained their goal.

Laksmana's Demand (1)

[7] Rama had returned to Ayodhya and [...] heavy drowsiness come upon him and inadvertently dropped the fan. He gripped the [...] strength and stood up straight.

Kiirtana Dispels Calamities (1)

[7] At the place of kiirtana [...] listen sincerely but simply hear inadvertently without any respect, they too [...] with veneration or without”.

Kárpat́ika to Kála (Discourse 23) (1)

[82] Since the body of álkeut́e [...] any person walking on the ridge inadvertently disturbs its peace, it at once [...] or kálasarpa .