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[3] By temperament the Bengalees are [...] were subjected to endless torture, insult and humiliation. They tolerated [...] there are no Jain worshippers.

[7] The second characteristic is kśama [...] Shyama. Shyama’s son will insult Rama’s son, and Rama’s grandson will insult Shyama’s grandson. In this [...] second characteristic of dharma.

[29] “‘I am a follower of [...] certainly know this. I cannot bear this insult to Shiva any longer. Stop, Father, [...] Aryans and the non-Aryans improved.

[19] “‘I am a follower of [...] certainly know this. I cannot bear this insult to Shiva any longer. Stop, Father, [...] Aryans and the non-Aryans improved.

[6] This world is changing, moving. [...] home, river, mountain, respect, insult, day or night – everything [...] gains eternal peace after death.

[15] The geographical environment influences [...] were subjected to endless torture, insult and humiliation. They tolerated [...] there are no Jain worshippers.

[14] “What’s all the fuss [...] scold him. “How dare you insult one of the guests by asking, ‘How [...] precedent for this in history?”

[84] Enthralled by the physical grace [...] Shiva’s devotees, unable to bear the insult, made a pandemonium of Dakśa’s [...] non-Aryan Tantric devotees of Shiva.

[55] You should further remember that [...] of all beings, but does this do insult to her in any respect? Sometimes a child stands on the lap of its mother; does this harm or insult the mother? Not at all. On the [...] tolerant than the trees”].

[43] Now the question may arise in your [...] consideration of shame, fear, prestige or insult to the four winds and turns into [...] inner selves lament within them:

[20] This psychology has prevailed in [...] lived a life of humiliation and insult, and consequently their minds [...] condition as the result of their fate.

[6] Upon getting the letter, I immediately [...] constantly. Not able to bear the insult, one evening he went to a park [...] ink over his entire body.”

[127] In reality the ghost is not removed [...] minds; some feel injustice and insult but are unable to express their [...] ghosts and has a similar cure.

[22] In the Vipra era, humanity was [...] humanity suffered such hatred and insult. Rabindranath says, “By [...] enthroned in his heart.”

[127] In reality the ghost is not removed [...] minds; some feel injustice and insult but are unable to express their [...] ghosts and has a similar cure.

[2] There are three types of beings. [...] beings, such as human beings. If you insult a man he will get angry, and he [...] spiritual beings on this earth.

[5] “I am a follower of Sadáshiva, [...] certainly know this. I cannot bear this insult to Shiva any longer. Stop, Father, [...] Aryans and the non-Aryans improved.

[17] But among those who have harmed [...] pointed it out. This is a great insult to me – I cannot tolerate [...] prestige is not injured.”

[22] Read any so-called religious book: [...] disrespectful. But is the attempt to insult others indicative of magnanimity? [...] cannot hold religion in high esteem.

[660] The power of human beings is much [...] will destroy the human race is to insult human intellect, to belittle human [...] an atomic bomb destroy humanity?

[11] (3) And the third human expression [...] his psychic pursuits even. If you insult a dog, and the next moment call [...] food from your hands. But if you insult a person and ask that person to [...] suicide due to psychic pressure.

[60] We get the word aopanyásika [...] or file-placer, is certainly an insult to history.

[113] This time a certain wealthy youth [...] started to use rude language and insult him. The Buddha only smiled. Finally [...] I’ll be satisifed.”