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[18] If we accept that Brahma is the [...] Puruśa is satyam while Prakrti is instrumental in the creation of countless entities[, [...] the other side also disappears.

[164] The same holds true for music. [...] vádyá-nrtya [song, instrumental music and dance] is called [...] prálápa [delirious raving].

[165] If music must descend to the ordinary [...] (The difference between a song and instrumental music is that songs are comprised of rhythm, melody and language, but in [Indian] instrumental music rhythm is predominant, melody is subordinate and language is absolutely nil.)

[175] [Yet] except for a few prominent [...] singers – although dance and instrumental music are far subtler than vocal music.

[21] The instrumental cause of the metamorphosis of [...] the efficient cause of creation.

[22] Many may think that since Tantra [...] sentiments. Kiirtana, song, dance, instrumental music – all are accepted [...] vehicles to ensure spiritual progress.

[23] And what is more, Sadáshiva Himself was the original propounder of song, dance and instrumental music. Tantra is based on reality, [...] the original father of Tantra.

[20] [A: “The Cosmic Operative [...] higher than that principle, has been instrumental in the expression of this universe, [...] tempus eternal –”]

[13] [The following section was also [...] Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music. This is the Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music, 1st edition, version.]

[10] There are certain notations, both in instrumental music and in vocal music, which [...] rhythmic notes, whether from vocal or instrumental music, they move their legs. They [...] those who are sleeping beside them.

[5] You know, the first propounder of music (here, music means instrumental music, vocal music and dance) [...] known as Deccan or Karnatic music.

[7] They decided to formulate these [...] There was also [vádya, basic instrumental music]. And people were performing [...] vádya is saḿgiita.)

[19] In this socio-economic set-up people [...] to cross a limit whereat it is instrumental in hampering the development of [...] growths of human beings are hampered.

[21] The crude mind (citta) remains [...] denies spirituality, it may be instrumental in causing a major calamity to befall the world at any time.

[13] [The following section was also [...] Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music. This is the Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music, 1st edition, version.]

[21] Instrumental music is also based on mudrá [...] because India is a hot country.

[7] The English colonialists were also [...] in colour, and this group were instrumental in perpetuating the British Raj in India.

[15] A man thinks his wife and children, [...] pursuit of preya – he becomes instrumental in causing misery to others as [...] worth.” The Yama says –

[19] When Tantra was first invented, [...] vibration. This sonic vibration is instrumental in giving expression to various [...] this sound with their own ears.

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[2] Everyone knows that Sadáshiva [...] invented dances, songs, the science of instrumental music and many other things. Besides [...] on one side, and dance, song and instrumental music on the other. This is called [...] collective name of dance, song and instrumental music is saḿgiita [...] in the arts of dance, song and instrumental music?

[12] Now, for objective adjustment in the physical world, Shiva propounded song, dance and instrumental music in such a manner so that [...] also encourage these three things.

[10] Ans.: – Shauṋkara [...] same Máyá which was instrumental in creating this variegated universe.

[10] d. Navamii (Music Day): Once collective [...] Varńárghyadána, merry celebrations, music, instrumental music, and dance competition.

[17] Shiva did not merely invent [...] vádya [dance, song and instrumental music]; He also spread the knowledge [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[4] The Vaesheśika school of [...] entity? Is it a causal entity or an instrumental entity? The Vaesheśika school of philosophy is not at all explicit on these points.

[1] [The following section was also [...] Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music. This is the Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music, 1st edition, version.]

[10] [The following section was also [...] Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music. This is the Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music, 1st edition, version.]

[25] Shiva did not merely invent nrtya, giita and vádya [dance, song and instrumental music]; He also spread the knowledge [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[5] KAŃÁDA. Maharśi [...] name of the Lord, combined with instrumental music and with a dance that expresses [...] was fought; a town near Delhi.

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[3] CASE [...] food to a beggar. Instrumental case: Jadu cut the vegetables [...] case, in Sanskrit. –Eds.

[2] Saḿgiita is the combination of song, dance and instrumental music, so the organization of [...] dance, and finally his discourses on instrumental music. Following some of the discourses [...] given, and at the end, another.

[6] The last four discourses of the [...] Dance is also a part of it, and instrumental music is also a part of it.” [...] kiirtana is the best.”

[20] “Song, Dance and Instrumental Music”. Discourse in Bengali. [...] Mitrá Ácáryá.

[46] “The Science of Instrumental Music Has Multifarious Expressions”. [...] Bengali by Deváshiiśa.

[7] HARA. The entity which is instrumental for the withdrawal of everything. [...] the preservation of unit beings.

[9] KARMA. Action; sometimes, positive [...] name of the Lord, combined with instrumental music and with a dance that expresses [...] great Tantric guru of 1500 BCE.

[1] The combined name of dance, song and instrumental music is saḿgiita [...] gets associated with dance and instrumental music, it becomes saḿgiita [...] gandharva vidyá.

[12] The same holds true for music. [...] vádyá-nrtya [song, instrumental music and dance] is called [...] prálápa [delirious raving].

[13] If music must descend to the ordinary [...] (The difference between a song and instrumental music is that songs are comprised of rhythm, melody and language, but in [Indian] instrumental music rhythm is predominant, melody is subordinate and language is absolutely nil.)

[47] This may also be explained: Rávańasya [...] Puruśa. The entity who is instrumental in that annihilation is called Ráma.

[1] Ancient Ráŕh, the [...] rivers of Ráŕh were instrumental in forming even more of this new [...] mother”, “O mother”].

[1] Krśńa is the final [...] beloved. That very outlook that is instrumental in determining a particular type [...] Párthasárathi made it crystal-clear.

[10] Ans.: – Shauṋkara [...] same Máyá which was instrumental in creating this variegated universe.

[164] “Furthermore” excerpt. [...] part of “Song, Dance and Instrumental Music” in Prout in a Nutshell 10, 1987.

[23] At that moment the devotee likes [...] lover]. That very outlook that is instrumental in determining a particular type [...] Párthasárathi made it crystal-clear:

[10] JAGAT. World, universe. JANYA IISHVARA. SÁḾKHYA concept of a Cosmic entity instrumental for creation. JIIVA. An individual [...] of knowledge or discrimination.

[8] Instrumental music is also based on mudrá [...] because India is a hot country.

[4] The shúdras fought solely [...] valour of the kśatriyas was instrumental in their surpassing the animal [...] lost their previous authority.

[24] The newly-married couple will hold [...] may also be made for vocal and instrumental music. The newly-married couple [...] to their parents or guardians.

[11] However, as long as the human beings [...] saḿskáras which are instrumental for people’s progress or [...] Bengali poem it is said –

[32] Kárańa [...] nimitta kárańa [instrumental cause], and the Operative Faculty [...] pradhána [dominant] as an instrumental entity and apradhána [...] and apradhána as instrumental cause. The Operative Faculty being [...] 3 )

[33] Nirguńa Brahma [non-qualified [...] Brahma is distinctly split into instrumental and material, is known as Saguńa [...] is also an original factor.

[22] 9) The instrumental system known as jaltarauṋga [...] is used is also called kakubha.

[22] Nirguńa Brahma or the Non-Qualified Entity can, however, never be instrumental in giving emancipation to others. [...] the Non-Qualified Supreme Entity.

[18] Then the fifth instruction was [...] exercise, you know? And there are also instrumental exercises and so many exercises… [...] it? Samyak vyáyám.

[16] “Kiirtaniiyah sadá [...] Puruśa. The entity which is instrumental for the withdrawal of everything [...] difference between Hari and Hara.

[50] [The following section was also printed separately as “The Science of Instrumental Music Has Multifarious Expressions” in Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music. This is the Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music, 1st edition, version.]

[114] [end of section that was printed separately as “The Science of Instrumental Music Has Multifarious Expressions”]

[3] When saḿgiita (the combined name for instrumental music, vocal music and dance) [...] , that is, dance, vocal and instrumental music, can be called folk song, [...] forever into the mud and mire.

[2] It is not an easy job to dance [...] the fundamental spirit, of dance, instrumental music, and song were brought within [...] “music personified”.)

[3] Dance is a highly-developed art. [...] or music: dance, song, and instrumental music. The collective name in [...] “artistic science”.

[1] Microvitum is a very subtle being. Of the three types of microvita, the crude type are instrumental in emanating life throughout the [...] finally intelligent human beings.

[3] Those microvita which do not come [...] action is the human mind. They are instrumental in arousing the propensity to [...] different categories of microvita.

[6] Next is vidyádhara microvita, [...] Puruśa, then these microvita become instrumental in promoting human welfare and [...] considered as enemy microvita.

[2] The first quality of Citi Shakti [...] metamorphosis into one of the forces instrumental in causing this creation. Actually, [...] Faculty by Itself is ever-pure.

[9] Purport: Every object has a material [...] kárańa [efficient or instrumental cause]. The determination of the [...] and Prakrti is the secondary one.

[10] Puruśa is the all-pervading [...] entity is the chief efficient or instrumental cause; and since Prakrti has been [...] degree of the influence of Prakrti.

[13] All languages have an ablative [...] indicates the third case and makes it instrumental (as in saha-yoge trtiiyá [...] ámár saunge, Rámer saunge.

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[23] Let us move on to the third case. It is said karańe trtiiyá, that is, the instrumental case is the third case. Is this [...] Thus in Bengali the rule that the instrumental case is always the third case [...] always make it the third case.

[28] Anyhow, I was talking about the third case. In Sanskrit saha is added in the instrumental, and for other cases it is the third. In Bengali there are few examples of the work of the instrumental being done by another but occasionally [...] abound in the Sundarbans”.

[5] I have already said that kiirtana [...] of affair related to vocal and instrumental music are concerned with body [...] saḿgiita [song, dance and instrumental music]; it sways the finite humankind [...] is outstanding and unparalleled.

[80] Aka is a suffix. Many people use [...] suffix with the indirect subject or instrumental case. Hence, creating confusion between the two suffixes is not at all desirable.

[8] Now the question may be asked, [...] saḿgiita means dance, song and instrumental music – all three. So [...] Dance is also a part of it, and instrumental music is also a part of it. This [...] rather shy – in private.

[44] “Táńd́ava [...] Saḿgiita: Song, Dance and Instrumental Music , 2007, tr. from the original Bengali by Prof. Áditya Mohanty.

[7] HARA. Literally, “the entity which is instrumental for the withdrawal of everything” [...] the preservation of unit beings.

[9] KAORAVAS. Hundred sons of King [...] name of the Lord, combined with instrumental music and with a dance that expresses [...] was fought; a town near Delhi.