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[1] We are happy to publish the Fourth [...] and Natural Remedies in the interest of our esteemed readers. In this [...] useful to our esteemed readers.

[12] The next grade of devotee says: [...] desire – I have no other interest.” This is termed rágánuga [...] You, by making You happy.”

[1] Yesterday I said something about [...] information? This is why they have no interest to study this sort of history [...] record of the entire human life.

[10] Let us see how people write history or get it written. In most cases history is written in the interest of a particular vested interest. History books are selected in [...] history, the readers lose both interest and patience. Besides that, the [...] a spontaneous human intellect.

[24] Vraja Krśńa gave [...] enormously harms the collective interest, something has to be done to counteract [...] is the highest stage of advaeta.

[6] He attracts people from a great [...] loves them; sometimes He provokes interest and excites curiosity in their [...] no two entities are identical.

[4] The śat́karma [six [...] utilize them for one’s own self interest.

[41] When the Aryans first left their [...] discovered many new things of absorbing interest and delight in Persia. Previously [...] Saḿskrta term godhúma.

[3] A detailed analysis of human psychology [...] but are a part of, the collective interest.

[7] Though they understand the magnitude [...] order to further their individual interest and for financial gain as guilty [...] certainly an antisocial action.

[113] Unlike in the past, people today [...] This is necessary in the greater interest of society.

[13] It is hoped that the articles in this book will stimulate further interest in Prout and encourage further [...] dedication to his work on Neohumanism:

[188] The police, who normally showed no interest at in apprehending the real thieves, [...] election, however, were set free.

[96] In the Vipra Age those who tried to bring about even a little social change in the interest of the common people either died [...] and Ishvarchandra Vidyasagara.

[208] Although kśatriyas acted [...] blind. Of course out of personal interest they would support those kśatriyas [...] feet, and become their slaves.

[225] Almost everywhere in the world [...] a little concern for the public interest, the lives and properties of the vaeshyas in that kingdom may at any time be endangered.

[69] The help that vaeshyas extend to [...] famines, they afterwards recover with interest. They are benefited in various [...] minds are temporarily soothed.

[6] “Kśamá”, [...] someone goes against the collective interest of the society, a collective decision [...] decision in this regard arbitrarily.

[15] However, depending upon one’s [...] livelihood by lending money and taking interest. Such persons want to lend more and more money to gain more and more interest, and they do not want the borrowers [...] their occupations are despicable.

[25] “If you go against the collective interest you are committing some pápa, and if you encourage the collective interest you are doing some puńya.” [...] pápáya parapiidanaḿ.

[5] To what state has society effectively [...] small groups, motivated by self interest, work together in particular situations, [...] adjustment only out of narrow self interest or momentary self-seeking is called [...] only will I proclaim it a society.

[9] In one Dharma Shástra it is written that to lend money on interest is a sin. If people follow this [...] so-called religions in the world today.

[10] Society should not grant social [...] right to go against the collective interest in the physical sphere must be withdrawn.

[11] When building a social structure [...] are going against the collective interest. As a result, immorality, corruption [...] healthy society will stop this trend.

[75] Throughout their whole existence [...] impede people’s development. Interest must be created through natural expression.

[76] The suggestion of subtle hints, interest and humour that exist even in [...] must be conveyed to their minds.

[185] Lack of proper appreciation is [...] people deigned to take a little interest in him. Jamini Roy should have received long ago the recognition which he has today.

[10] Then the fourth one is Samyak Ájiiva, [...] pure. It must not go against the interest of the collective body. Human [...] allowed to go against the collective interest of the society. It is the fundamental [...] must not go against the collective interest of the society, not only in the [...] be pure and properly directed.

[2] It is the innate desire of human [...] to the mundane world, clashes of interest and various hindrances will certainly [...] expense of others for very long.

[21] We should not forget that today, [...] disintegration amongst different interest groups in a country. Such a situation [...] environment of the whole society.

[34] The people of that shúdra [...] children grew up and clashes of interest typical of the shúdra mentality [...] their parents or close relatives.

[16] Those who are sensually and materialistically [...] human body, they have not shown any interest in behaving in a way that is worthy [...] Brahma-sádhaná or the worship of God.

[13] And just as one who fights against [...] or herself with the collective interest, becomes one with Parama Puruśa. [...] impaired under any circumstances.

[5] People who follow matter-centred philosophy want to enjoy anything and everything for their own interest. The atom bomb is the creation [...] of dogma-centred philosophies.

[2] I said that art is for service [...] without going against the fundamental interest of humanity – without going [...] human life, of human entities.

[13] How much progress has been made [...] have utilized for our own selfish interest and welfare, and thus we have [...] various types of lethal bombs.

[27] “Bhuvánánii [...] His work and thus the collective interest of humanity would suffer. In the interest of human society, He will have to keep Himself secret.

[23] The purohit-dom centres round vested interest. Priestdom exploits the public [...] considerations, there can be no vested interest.

[27] All the social festivities are [...] ácárya. The potentialities of vested interest persist if things are reserved in the hands of a particular group.

[11] Never do anything only to serve the interest of the party. Whatever you do [...] poems, stories, dramas, novels, etc.

[85] Many Aryans supported the marriage [...] felt it would be more in their interest to establish kinship with Him [...] accepted the predominance of Shiva.

[14] There may be a temporary solution [...] for creating fresh capital and interest on this capital, and distributing [...] will change with the moving world.

[30] Each and every individual has the [...] this fundamental law is a vested interest. Nobody should be allowed to go [...] termed “Dharma Yuddha”.

[32] It has become fashionable today [...] does not favour any group or party interest. The mental projection of a universalist [...] is necessarily a universalist.

[77] PROUT’s view is that we must [...] sentiments. The fundamental public interest is that the minimum requirements of life should be guaranteed.

[82] These things should be provided [...] Islamic customs say that to accept interest is a sin, but this is not a crime in Islamic countries according to the law.

[88] The central idea in Puńya is to serve the collective interest, to accelerate the speed of the [...] collective body is Pápa.

[90] You know that nothing is perfect [...] is going against the collective interest and there is no chance of rectification, [...] be appropriate to the offense.

[2] You know, it is the inherent wont [...] exploit others, they forget the interest of other living beings. Just now [...] dangerous than in the physical one.

[6] Now, pátaka [sin [...] however, with the inclusion of interest thereon – and begs forgiveness, [...] should no longer be called a sinner.

[7] In communism the slogan is, “From [...] state, so they have no incentive or interest in the system.

[31] To effect psycho-spiritual expansion [...] kośa. Out of narrow self interest, such a person will betray low [...] after into inert bricks or stones.

[3] For general interest, and to facilitate research, a [...] explanations given by the author.

[12] And regarding preserving in memory, [...] the mind and fails to evoke any interest, the mind will forget that the [...] all the functions of the mind.

[137] The sweetest part of God’s [...] hide-and-seek with them. This gives interest and pleasure to both the Creator [...] female, child, youth and old age.

[26] If the local people in these units [...] with the collective socio-economic interest, the outflow of economic wealth [...] precedence over non-local people.

[2] Similarly, small states are struggling [...] an age of rationality and common interest. The present age is not the age of large animals and small states.

[17] Vice and virtue should be defined in the interest of human values not on the whims [...] entire society for one’s own interest or the interest of the group is vice. To rob a [...] punishment should be inflicted humanely.

[16] Collective social functions [...] leads to intolerance and a lack of interest in the affairs of the other members [...] brings about a feeling of unity and interest in others.

[43] While on the subject I would like [...] open-hearted laughter and topics of mutual interest rather than be subjected to uncomfortable [...] cannot be allowed to continue.

[61] Human beings are not yet looking [...] a sense of individual or group interest. Consequently they try to solve [...] bottom. This is the greatest tragedy.

[79] To build something on the basis [...] affected. If one’s personal interest suffers seriously, or if for one [...] the true expression of society?

[100] There are some deep-rooted superstitions [...] must be eradicated in the greater interest of society, but the older generation [...] they determine future policies.

[227] In my opinion those who take refined [...] even to the detriment of his own interest, the offender tries his utmost to mitigate his troubles.

[242] A good many genius students are [...] powdered down for the collective interest of human beings. Without that, [...] quick speed to the Supreme Bliss.

[1] Society is a collective entity; [...] to sacrifice for the collective interest, then and only then is it possible to establish a strong and healthy society.

[5] If the reactions of a sin can be [...] returned the amount to the owner with interest or with an amount more than the stipulated interest with an apology, then such type [...] assumed that this sin is absolved.

[17] “When by your action or thought, [...] follow? To go against the collective interest is pápa. To accelerate the speed of collective progress is puńyam.

[20] No object can exist without its [...] psychology of the learner. They lose interest in learning anything useful; so [...] mountainous accumulated ignorance.

[34] Why do people tell lies? There are two reasons, (1) personal interest (lying out of fear is included in personal interest) and (2) ingrained habit.

[35] This universe is embedded in satya. [...] people tell lies, out of personal interest or ingrained habit. But those [...] they are much more than that also.

[38] Based on the strong foundation [...] indulgence to falsehood out of personal interest or ingrained habit. A person who tells lies out of personal interest is certainly inferior to birds [...] practice has now become a habit.

[43] I was saying just a while ago that [...] self-interest or for any greater interest. So judged from a psychological [...] through their malevolent efforts.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] stories to capture the reader’s interest and lead him or her effortlessly [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[1] Human society is one and indivisible. [...] may be served, and even the group interest may be temporarily served, but [...] collective welfare of human society.

[6] I have said many times in the past [...] doing something activated by group interest, if some people are neglected [...] entities to move ahead in unison.

[7] In Bengal, out of group or party interest numerous groups are being created [...] Those who truly have the collective interest of Bengal in their minds will [...] through the synthetic approach.

[8] So, we notice that in the sphere [...] inspires people to promote collective interest. The second is group psychology, which only tries to promote the limited interest of a small group. Those who are [...] who are guided by narrow group interest or self-interest adopt an analytic outlook.

[2] If a person is doing sádhaná [...] in order to repay your debt with interest.

[3] You take service from the world, [...] the world; and you will receive interest in case you give more than you [...] to accept or not to accept the interest. But you have no such prerogative [...] invariably dependent upon each other.

[7] Rukmińii was famous for her ingrained spiritual fervour. She took an abiding interest in propagating dharma and accelerating [...] into ardent spiritual seekers.

[3] If living beings were to live in [...] very beginning, there would be no interest in the play. We need suspense, [...] liilá, His play, goes on.

[22] The sweetest part of liilá [...] functions in the process. This gives interest and pleasure to both the Creator and the created.

[12] Himaván was a B.Sc. student, but I was amazed by his ardent interest in river-valley civilizations. Even though he was a young boy he had an unusually keen interest in the origins of civilization. [...] Yamuna, at Prayága?”

[24] Sutanuká said, “I’ve noted with interest that in the fourth stage the external [...] Gaod́iiya civilizations.”

[19] Having no lofty goal or ideal [during [...] themselves. They ignored the greater interest of the people. Even after Gaoŕa [...] forced to sign a treaty of peace.

[11] Inseparably connected with the [...] etc. would buy them with utmost interest. The Málákáravás [...] country to this state of affairs.

[3] In the cooperative system there should not be any scope for interest earning shares; that is, there [...] become commercial enterprises.

[4] Similarly, in industrial cooperatives [...] profit earning shares as in bank interest, otherwise these cooperatives [...] into the hands of the capitalists.

[5] So, there must not be any preferential [...] preferential shares earn a fixed amount of interest from their shares regardless of whether the enterprise makes a loss or profit.

[5] According to PROUT, agriculture [...] raw material costs, labour costs, interest on loans, depreciation, maintenance [...] costing of agriculture and industry.

[3] In the cooperative system there should not be any scope for interest earning shares; that is, there [...] become commercial enterprises.

[4] Similarly, in industrial cooperatives [...] profit earning shares as in bank interest, otherwise these cooperatives [...] into the hands of the capitalists.

[5] So, there must not be any preferential [...] preferential shares earn a fixed amount of interest from their shares regardless of [...] profit earned by the organization.

[23] Answer: There is simple progress [...] progress is not the same as compound interest, which is equivalent to progressive [...] a higher stage of acceleration.

[17] According to PROUT, agriculture [...] raw material costs, labour costs, interest on loans, depreciation, maintenance [...] costing of agriculture and industry.

[4] Yet in the course of fighting for [...] forces of selfishness and vested interest.

[4] Yet in the course of fighting for [...] forces of selfishness and vested interest.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] stories to capture the reader’s interest and lead him or her effortlessly [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] stories to capture the reader’s interest and lead him or her effortlessly [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[3] Like most great authors, he is [...] stories to capture the reader’s interest and lead him or her effortlessly [...] great classical ancestor, Sanskrit.

[21] The second part is Women and Spirituality. [...] subject of goddesses is of great interest to many women, so some excerpts [...] the vehicle of the Divine Mother:

[31] This hidden truth behind the creation [...] study of music maintain any special interest or enthusiasm for this subject. [...] creation of sound, has been neglected.

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[25] Another excellent example of vested interest is the caste system! Once a section [...] exploitation to continue unchallenged.

[19] Answer: All the countries of the [...] money-lending and the taking of interest; but if there is no interest, no rolling of money, no movement [...] against the doctrine of their dogma.

[3] The personal relationship with [...] without jeopardizing the collective interest. For example, if the sunset were [...] would go against the collective interest. This He cannot do. So without jeopardizing the collective interest, He is bound to pay attention [...] individual. This is His ota yoga.

[7] Párthasárathi’s [...] more attention to the collective interest. Parama Puruśa remains [...] collective body, then the individual interest will also be served, for individuals [...] science more from Vrajagopála.

[26] Next comes vipáka. The word [...] have to pay a certain amount as interest on the original amount, because there has been a lapse of time.

[27] Similarly, if someone commits some [...] certain amount of pain as “interest” to the original action. This [...] punishable, still it must be avoided.

[32] Parama prema svarúpa: whatever [...] created beings and not for His own interest. He is inexplicable: no language [...] but sharp-tongued, etc.”

[14] They say that wherever there is [...] amount you will have to pay the interest also. You will pay back Rs. 1020/- [...] immoral be prepared to pay the interest too. It is better not to take a loan, then alone you will not have to pay the interest.

[4] To attain Parama Puruśa, [...] mind, Krśńa lost interest in eating.

[1] While moving forward and working [...] continuous monotony, people lose all interest in life. They become totally dissatisfied [...] become frustrated in life.”

[31] The presence of exploitation. There [...] Money lending, charging exorbitant interest rates, compelling poor farmers [...] their exploitation any longer.

[3] 3) A country can be conquered by [...] circumstances allow individual interest to stand in the way of collective interest.

[2] Rather than trying to give equal [...] should not go against the common interest.

[21] Some sádhakas experience [...] want to serve the society in the interest of the common people, Their one [...] stinking in the corner of your mind.

[10] Vistára: It is the characteristic [...] can’t be blocked forever. In the interest of the healthy progress of humanity, [...] detrimental to human progress.

[26] You know that if the soldiers of [...] kill them. This happens in the interest of the greater cause. Here, also, [...] and He could not support them.

[17] Then the fourth one is samyak [...] harmless. It must not go against the interest of any good people. This should [...] ájiiva . Do you follow me?)

[22] A collective tendency, a tendency [...] including one’s own family. Family interest represents one’s individual [...] he or she will become a cynic.

[24] When a particular group, motivated [...] ignores the socio-economico-political interest of other groups, which ultimately [...] moment you can load the cannon.

[37] The personal relationship with [...] without jeopardizing the collective interest. For example, if the sunset is [...] would go against the collective interest. This He cannot do. Although He cannot go against the collective interest, He is bound to pay attention [...] This is what is called Otah Yoga.

[239] This universe is embedded in satya [...] people tell lies, out of personal interest or ingrained habit.

[241] Based on the strong foundation [...] indulgence to falsehood out of personal interest or ingrained habit. A person who tells lies out of personal interest is certainly inferior to birds and animals – even inferior to plants.

[277] A country can be conquered by force [...] circumstances allow individual interest to stand in the way of collective interest.

[422] Vrajagopála Krśńa [...] loves them; sometimes He provokes interest and excites curiosity in their [...] no two entities are identical.

[482] There is still another sentiment [...] they concern themselves with the interest of a particular community, they [...] natural growth of other communities.

[4] History has been written and is [...] rewritten – rewritten in the interest of humanity and the universal [...] whatsoever, nor, indeed, of any interest to the common masses. If human [...] and aspirations of the masses.

[1] Human beings come onto this earth [...] not intended for their personal interest; their only purpose is to serve [...] the mundane duties in the world?

[38] That [ pápa ] which [...] return that money to the owner with interest and pay something over and above [...] pátaka has been expiated.

[107] It was now time for dinner. [...] around, I felt that the amount of interest that could be accrued on the price [...] broth and went to sleep happily.

[12] Má phaleśu kadácana [...] have to pay back the capital with interest. Thus the amount of one hundred [...] change in the temporal factor.

[13] Vyásadeva wrote so many [...] you are working against public interest you are doing pápa. Be [...] – from sunrise to sunrise.

[21] Soon after the beginning of [...] came into existence. The rate of interest was determined in different ages [...] as káriká .

[68] The interest (simple or compound) accrued on money is also called kárańa .

[72] It is sometimes seen that, prompted by sheer personal interest or the interest of the community, a person deliberately [...] small dark cloud of petty selfish interest – this mean mentality or mean thought – is also called kárańa .

[41] The business of usury or the organizations that lend money with interest, or banks, are called káliká in good Bengali.

[82] Himaván was a B.Sc. student, but I was amazed by his ardent interest in river-valley civilizations. Even though he was a young boy he had an unusually keen interest in the origins of civilization. [...] Yamuna, at Prayága?”

[94] Sutanuká said, “I’ve noted with interest that in the fourth stage the external [...] Gaod́iiya civilizations.”

[86] Another type of crime occurs occasionally. [...] fact have the slightest personal interest in such things.

[107] Society will have to define what [...] in order to further the personal interest of an individual or group, aims [...] immoral intentions is a crime.

[120] It is true more or less everywhere [...] of the public, but if the public interest is not served by this measure, [...] increase the number of judges.

[30] As everyone has an equal right [...] because due to people’s lack of interest in achieving emancipation, they [...] find a great preceptor (sadguru).

[25] As human beings have passed through [...] to lie for their own petty self interest. Dishonest government employees [...] with afflictions in the future.

[14] So one must have a clean occupation, [...] anything that goes against collective interest. That is samyak ájiiva [...] clean – not going against the interest of the society.

[12] This is the interpretation given [...] The only motive was individual interest. Later on, the totality of individual interest took the form of collective interest.

[7] In the past, people who remained [...] society must be removed in the interest of collective welfare. In order [...] should always remember that in the interest of social welfare and unity, fissiparous [...] spirituo-sentimental sphere.

[14] Each and every person should be [...] considering the economic problems, in the interest of those people different socio-economic [...] maintained, is sheer foolishness.

[4] What do we mean by the exhaustion [...] years, you will have to pay some interest. If you return the loan immediately, [...] reaction. That is, some “interest” will have to be added to the reaction of the original action. This is the natural law.

[6] But when this is the law, how does [...] person, the payment of extra “interest” will not be necessary. That is, [...] because He dearly loves His devotees.

[25] “In the early part of the [...] a wedding you respond with avid interest and gladly present gifts of Thermos [...] funds, isn’t it so?”

[15] So you should always be vigilant [...] principle, of thinking of others’ interest first.

[49] The only way to bring about the [...] for spirituality and a fervent interest in sádhaná. People [...] essence of life, the breath of life.

[9] In the very first phase of establishing [...] at the expense of the collective interest.

[12] Let us consider two points: attraction [...] who work against the collective interest; you should raise the slogan, “Human exploitation – No more, no more!”

[9] They may indeed be quite conscious [...] because they are motivated by selfish interest. Thus those who confine themselves [...] within the scope of socio-sentiment.

[1] You know, it is the inherent nature [...] exploit others, they forget the interest of other living beings. Just now [...] dangerous than on the physical one.

[39] I do not think that the interest some students develop in politics [...] minds and impart proper education.

[3] Each and every individual has the [...] this fundamental law is a vested interest. Nobody should be allowed to go [...] dharma yuddha [the war for dharma].

[19] Besides the landlords and their [...] farmers at exorbitant rates of interest. The farmers were forced to take [...] labourers was found only in Bengal.

[26] The final and most dangerous form [...] constitutional and based on the national interest. The British imperialists, in [...] Zedong built up Chinese superiority.

[28] At the very outset, the fascist [...] golden opportunity. The primary interest of the fascist exploiters is to [...] community from the face of the earth.

[33] The exploitation by capitalists [...] loans to the poor farmers at high interest. Sometimes poor farmers cannot [...] to repay two hundred rupees with interest, but the moneylender does not [...] amount of the loans with compound interest increases to the point where the interest and the mortgage is equal to the [...] living on the streets as beggars.

[35] Indian society is basically capitalistic, [...] in an election. When political interest is of paramount importance, naturally [...] share of the ill-gotten gains.

[23] In capitalist and communist countries, [...] countries, labour does not work in the interest of the management and management [...] why there is sluggish production.

[1] In the economic sphere, you must [...] that money, and indirectly its interest, can bring about disparities in [...] economic depression will result.

[6] One of the most obvious defects [...] voting age who have little or no interest in elections and are not conversant [...] the yardstick for voting rights.

[9] Pátaka is again subdivided [...] to its owner along with a little interest – it is no longer called [...] from any type of pleasure-seeking.

[4] Furthermore, Parama Puruśa [...] close balance between individual interest on the one hand and the collective interest on the other; that is, between [...] those who go against the collective interest, or who merely tries to go against [...] unambiguously in the Giitá:

[3] Some people use the word stimita [...] happens to be one of absorbing interest then it is called kathániká [...] about the village opera party:

[1] Gandharvas . I have already [...] microvita which create an absorbing interest in music that flows in the world [...] human beings with an absorbing interest in music. The people of olden [...] called “gandharvaloka”.

[8] Gandharukmińii . Let [...] spiritual urge. She took an unusual interest in propagating spirituality and [...] became more spiritual than before.

[11] To materialize the ideals of rational [...] also be supported for the greater interest of the society. Those who are [...] shirking their human responsibility.

[21] Universalism does not depend upon [...] Ism thrives on the angle of group interest. Among many other factors, ism [...] nationalism and other allied isms.

[103] Liberty: Every living creature [...] right to go against the collective interest. Liberty should be drastically [...] freedom in spiritual practice.

[104] The scope of the limitation on [...] “to go against the collective interest”, and puńya means “helping [...] may be accepted as the standard:

[16] Then, pápakśayam. [...] do something against the public interest, this negative action is known [...] from the bondages of pápa.

[11] There is still another sentiment [...] they concern themselves with the interest of a particular group, they do [...] ideal; it is not free from defects.

[1] There are some people who deliver [...] incentive or inspiration for or interest in work, and without recognizing [...] crimes, punishment is not possible.

[15] On the other hand, decentralized [...] certainty will create increasing interest and involvement among the cooperative [...] accept the cooperative system.

[31] The mat-makers should be encouraged [...] basis through the provision of low interest loans, and proper marketing arrangements [...] produced in Midnapore district.

[4] According to the definition in [...] ideals go contrary to the social interest. Consequently, parties are installed in power which go against the interests of the people.

[1] From time immemorial, human beings [...] framed them, keeping their own interest as the uppermost consideration [...] to suit their own convenience.

[23] You may have noticed, for example, [...] recognition or a high degree, they lose interest in even discussing the subject [...] the goal, and not aparabrahma.

[24] Vipáka means reaction, reactive [...] because of change of time factor, an interest will have to be paid along with [...] affected even by vipáka.

[14] Next comes socio-sentiment, which promotes the interest of one’s own society at the [...] -architecture, -literature, and so on.

[11] They must maintain the social solidarity of the bhukti by never allowing the individual interest of any person to go against the collective interest, and they may take disciplinary [...] from the path of Sixteen Points.

[21] Queen Bhavasundari went to meet [...] “When the question of collective interest is involved, some people will [...] sacrifice self-interest to protect the interest of many others. The one who readily [...] have to succeed in mine.”

[7] Now when a man gets the chance to enjoy physico-psychic pleasures, he does not find any interest in physical pleasures, because [...] in physical or psychic spheres.

[86] Where selfish interest is hampered, the minds of even [...] the body, clothes, house, etc.

[90] You must have seen many people [...] assistance was to recover it with full interest.

[92] But one who is dedicated to an [...] life – for the collective interest. Even in a house where food is [...] soldier to meet such exigencies.

[115] To understand the underlying meaning [...] svádhyáya. Those with vested interest seek to keep the public away from [...] facilitates their exploitation.

[3] Some people say that for every [...] is greater because it comes with interest.

[31] The meaning of the root verb oj [...] who has sacrificed oneself in the interest of others”. Nowadays the word aojasika can be used in place of shahiida [martyr].

[9] So those people whom I have called [...] the expense of the people’s interest). Now, in switching over to a new sentiment, one needs a little cunning.

[25] Ananda Marga forms a society in [...] are framed keeping in view the interest of a few individuals only. In [...] thinkers or lawgivers of the world.

[69] I told you previously about Gauṋgá. [...] with the external world, with less interest in the subjective world. This [...] different, as I have explained.

[6] Whenever an action is done, its [...] will have to pay 100 plus some interest because the time factor has changed, [...] factor, he will have to pay some interest.