In > References for ‘inertness’

See also: inequities · inequity · ineradicable · inert · inertia · inescapable · inestimable · inevitability · inevitable · inevitably

[10] Now consider this vast universe. [...] or evolve resultants, to bring inertness or staticity. So citta, the resultative [...] or objects created by the mind.

[52] Among the vibrations in this created [...] That is why black is the symbol of inertness, for it is the colour of the static [...] darkness we see everything as black.

[62] Those whose Citta is predominately [...] naturally possess a greater degree of inertness than others: they have neither [...] mutato-static principles. This static inertness or crudeness is black. Those whose [...] Krśńa was a Vipra.

[63] The indication of colour is most [...] a static influence, causing the inertness of sleep in the body and mind. [...] not then properly discernible.

[5] Whatever be the sensory act, success [...] causal mind one must transcend the inertness of the microcosmic mind. At this [...] itself with the Cosmic Mahattattva.

[12] There are three stages of the mind [...] becomes less apparent; and in the inertness of sleep the two become as though [...] (prajiṋá and kárańa).

[13] So you see, as long as the cognitive [...] cognitive flame in the darkness of inertness. But when his identity is established [...] satyaloka except pure Consciousness.

[24] The dream world is directly concerned [...] the unit may also degenerate into inertness, driven by the saḿskáras [...] Sádhaná is indispensable.

[33] Bear in your mind that the controlling [...] external influences, all their vanity, inertness and superstitions rapidly disappear. [...] bearing (prajiṋá).

[63] Vashiikára-siddhi is only [...] eventually end up in the blind alley of inertness. So I entreat you to follow the [...] principles of yama and niyama.

[7] In the ancient Vedic age there [...] everything will reach a state of total inertness in the end.” Thinking in [...] can presume, did not stop eating.

[31] The duty of the Sadvipras will [...] burden to society, who suffer from inertness in their physico-psychic sphere, [...] straight, clear and well-constructed.

[67] The genius that evolves from age [...] transform their psychic wealth into inertness and inaction may perhaps obstruct [...] that the intellect is awakened.

[70] All are moving forward; no one [...] is to move ahead. Where there is inertness, there is darkness. So one must not give the least indulgence to inertness in the spheres of thought and language. Inertness is just another name for blind [...] attachment has to be cast aside.

[10] Crude matter is the condensed form [...] they awaken from their slumber of inertness, the moment the consciousness [...] unique and wonderful thing this is?

[8] Brahma Sádhaná is [...] of valour. There is no place for inertness or cowardice on such a path.

18 occurrences

[3] It is by the influence of Prakrti that Puruśa comes to be imbued with inertness, for to make the integral body [...] such plurality in Puruśa, inertness has to be imposed on Him and this [...] or plasticity is called Prakrti.

[31] Sleep is the condition of highest [...] when dream comes, the sense of inertness diminishes. In this case the Manomaya [...] the wakeful state the sense of inertness is even less and so in this state [...] Dakśińácára.

[32] What is Vámácára? [...] victim to more darkness and more inertness until he is gradually reduced [...] through such an aimless pursuit?

[46] Individuality thrives on Avidyá [...] experiences are gradually immersed in inertness under her influence. The Sádhakas [...] find themselves in a quandary.

[69] In the morphetic or sleeping state [...] predominant, but due to physical inertness in the dream condition, the sub-conscious [...] between sleep and wakefulness?

[2] The word tantra can be interpreted [...] the acoustic root of dullness or inertness. And the process that brings liberation [...] staticity is called Tantra.”]

[3] The cult that Sadáshiva [...] society to ensure the removal of inertness in the physical, psychic and spiritual [...] very small portion is theoretical.

[13] Nityánitya viveka is an [...] is no scope for the accumulated inertness of staticity.

[8] Whenever and whatever thought images [...] tamoguńii or static, for inertness is the chief trait of both. This [...] buddhitattva or mahattattva or intellect).

[41] One who is not installed in vijiṋána [...] a sinner”, then a sort of inertness or inferiority complex will take [...] rise on the horizon of your life.

[144] Ta is the acoustic root of staticity, [...] intellectual dullness and spiritual inertness. That which brings about the cessation [...] yastu sa tantrah parikiirttitah.

[1] Many of you surely know that sádhaná [...] are inert. The acoustic root of inertness is ta.

[4] To resume our original discussion, ta is the acoustic root of inertness or staticity. Tantra is the spiritual [...] yastu sah tantrah parikiirttitah.

[5] So “Tantra is the practical [...] warm wind blows they burn up that inertness. On the night of the Holi festival, [...] Holi festival in northern India.

[4] The factors behind their repulsion [...] as the psychology of spiritual inertness, and the second is a sort of phobia. [...] is the main discouraging factor.

[27] As some psychic propensities have [...] Once the mind degenerates to the inertness of stone, the physical body will [...] reconverted into a human being.

[2] Due to the extreme cold, people [...] in Saḿskrta. This sort of inertness during cold weather is usually [...] joy. There is a popular saying,

[7] Tandrá. Tandrá means “inertness” or “inertia”. For [...] instance, in some persons, this inertness grows out of a lack of self-confidence. [...] initiating any work. This also leads to inertness. Again, there are some people [...] who is a victim of this sort of inertness can never attain progress in life. [...] 1 )

[6] Thus human beings should have firm [...] collective existence. The psychic inertness which I term dogma will seek to [...] implies facing obstacles created by inertness. It would be unnatural if obstacles [...] want to do something concrete, inertness in various forms and various ways [...] in their cherished goal.”

[22] In order to free human beings from [...] dogma, this weakness, this psychic inertness. Go ahead and do your duty.”

[5] Thus a devotee will have to make [...] of winter. Winter is a symbol of inertness or dullness, whereas spring represents [...] Holi which symbolises the static inertness of winter. The same festival is [...] significance of the Holi festival.

[8] Many people cherish the idea that [...] certainly fail, for in them there is inertness, there is a lack of dynamism. [...] acquire knowledge and devotion?

[5] Whatever the endeavour of the microcosmic [...] sorrows, the active endeavour and the inertness of the unit mind are all within [...] meaningful for the unit entity.

[26] For example, a man with a strong [...] enjoyment of objects the organs attain inertness and yet we do not call it the death of the organs.

[31] Seeing the system of sannyásins [...] Consciousness through a struggle against inertness – the conversion of the [...] that such people are truly torpid.

[50] But is the mind’s experience [...] unmanifest in the state of superlative inertness, the sense of pleasure and pain [...] secret and non-secret, are lost.

[5] As a result of taking liquor, twenty [...] destroyed. Extreme intoxication leads to inertness. Youths lose their dynamism, and [...] cells cannot be fully utilized.

[9] Those who are not moving and are [...] true selves, are steeped in dark inertness. It should be understood that [...] Dvápara Yuga (the Age of Copper).

[1] What we belittle as matter is nothing but a varying form of energy. To maintain the inertness of matter the existence of energy [...] black. So the energy which causes inertness in objects is an expression of the static force of Prakrti on Puruśa.

[4] The difference between objects [...] is, in the absence of the static inertness, nothing can be brought within the field of perception.

[6] How can one shake off the influence of static inertness? How can one get freedom from [...] sádhaka can overcome the static inertness, the apparent cause behind the [...] unfoldment of latent consciousness.

[10] To realize the all-pervasive Supreme [...] spiritual practice, the bondages of inertness gradually loosen and finally snap [...] atmosphere of the entire universe.

[2] Why do human beings fail to utilize [...] suffering from psychic and spiritual inertness.

[2] To counteract this threat, a powerful [...] common people, casting aside their inertness and prejudicial notions. They [...] brilliant future with rapid steps.

[2] Many people may think, “Is it not possible to move avoiding the state of inertness? Could movement be unbroken?” [...] gather momentum for the next stage.

[52] The innate characteristic of the [...] that Of the static principle is inertness. With the cultivation of the non-painful [...] samprajiṋáta samádhi.

[3] The sound a is the original seed [...] momentum and sinks down into the final inertness [[of ma]]. But this is not the [...] it is the play of that same a.

[165] Moving ahead is the very wont of life. Wasting valuable time in lethargy is nothing but inertness; hence we must keep moving. The [...] the very pulsation of our life.