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[16] Now, let us analyse the life and personality of Vraja Krśńa in His infancy. Vraja Krśńa was [...] children would not have taken place.

[142] The minister ghosts replied, “We have told them that as the Kingdom of Ghosts is still in its infancy we must all labour hard to build [...] this critical juncture.”

[3] Every human being goes through a period of infancy after birth. At that stage, as [...] hates an animal for doing the same.

[12] Society must ensure that proper [...] through tears. To raise children from infancy to maturity is an immensely important [...] “Játakarma” of the child.

[4] The absence of any of the aforesaid [...] point of view it is still in its infancy, one day or the other it is bound [...] extinction of the human race. Is it so?

[3] The word jiṋána (knowledge) [...] – that a language in its infancy starts with a very limited vocabulary. [...] use; another verb, vid, was used.

[5] In the state of infancy a man is not fully human. It has [...] gradual advancement towards death.

[4] The male libertines would not take [...] for raising the children in their infancy would devolve on the mothers. [...] which many children died in early infancy. Those who survived felt themselves [...] just like that of the animals.

[39] Those who have simplicity, straightforwardness [...] have been raised throughout my infancy, childhood and youth.” But [...] will merge in Me’].”

[22] The male libertines would not take [...] for raising the children in their infancy would devolve on the mothers. [...] which many children died in early infancy. Those who survived felt themselves [...] just like that of the animals.

[2] In the human civilization that [...] the waking hours, from earliest infancy up until the final curtain, of [...] Shiva as an historical person.

[22] Do not kill a fish which is one-fourth [...] not kill a fish if it is in its infancy or its pregnancy. For instance, [...] Indian month of Phálguna.

[10] It is important to note that sattvaguńa [...] then to autumn defoliation, from infancy into youth and from youth declining [...] the destroyer, of Hari and Hara.

[10] Human beings remain under the control [...] nature is properly developed. In infancy and childhood, human beings do [...] no need to teach children this.

[23] Kut́h + erach = kut́hera [...] Indonesian species. During its infancy the roots of this sandalwood are [...] sandalwood and help it to take in water.

[24] Generally the swallow wort [ [...] like intense heat. It dies in its infancy in Bengal as well as in areas [...] after twenty-eight years of age.

[11] Well, can you tell me whether [...] times when civilization was in its infancy, but they started using shoes [...] practice is no longer in vogue.

[133] 6) You must have seen cows that [...] don’t die for a want of food during infancy, they can be fed pure roasted gram flour dissolved in water; then their life can be saved.

[9] The human body undergoes a continuous metamorphosis from infancy to adolescence, from adolescence [...] Faculty. He is the Immutable One.

[7] The above formations are not abrupt [...] luminous factors. The earth in its infancy was in a stage that can be termed [...] being slowly converted into liquid.

[85] The wise practise Dharma Sádhaná right from infancy because a human life is rare and [...] through Sádhaná.