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Where There Is Dharma There Is Iśt́a, and Where There Is Iśt́a There Is Victory (1)

[12] It has been rightly said, “Where [...] iśt́a has a number of interpretations. First, iśt́a means [...] then he or she will not be happy.

What Is the Way? (1)

[8] Just to declare any Ram, Shyam, [...] intellectuals have given different interpretations of the scriptures, and there are [...] the right text always persists.

What Are the Noble Truths? (1)

[6] The scriptures say that this universe [...] The word Ánandam has two interpretations: first, a particular state where [...] sukham anantam ánandam.

Unit Spirit and Cosmic Spirit (1)

[42] Puruśa evedaḿ sarvaḿ [...] is Puruśa. There are two interpretations of Puruśa. Pure shete yah [...] before you: He is Puruśa.

Three Interpretations of the Word “Krśńa” (2)

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[14] These are some of the interpretations of the word “Krśńa”. [...] are ultimately one and the same.

The Tantric Definition of Yoga (1)

[3] The word yoga has also four interpretations.

The Spirit of Yoga (2)

[2] What is yoga? There are so many interpretations and so many explanations and amplifications [...] colour or any other inference.

[12] You are all spiritual aspirants. [...] Paramátmanah”. All other interpretations are baseless. And you should [...] psychic propensities does not arise.

The Role of the Cosmic Puruśa (1)

[1] It has been said, “Puruśah [...] Puruśa? There are several interpretations, but the most common interpretation [...] Puruśa is akartá (non-doer).

The Meaning of the Word “Krśńa” (2)

[6] Three Interpretations

[7] The word krśńa has three different interpretations. The word can be derived from [...] even then it runs towards Him.

The Meaning of “Krśńa” in Rája Yoga (2)

[1] Now we come to the fourth of our various interpretations of “Krśńa”. [...] Rája Yaogik interpretation.

[15] This is the last of our interpretations of the term “Krśńa”. [...] “Krśńa”.

The Education System of the Mahábhárata Age (1)

[19] During the Mahábhárata [...] internal clash of thoughts and interpretations in all these catuspathiis, i.e., every catuspathii was a small university in itself.

The Acoustic Roots of the Indo-Aryan Alphabet (1)

[64] [Garrulousness, grandiloquence and conflicting interpretations of the scriptures are nothing [...] merely satisfy the intellect.]

Tantra and Its Effect on Society (1)

[19] Those who did not understand the [...] accepted the crude worldly interpretations of those articles, and their Tantra [...] an immoral antisocial activity.

Táńd́ava, Shástra, and the Teachings of Shiva (2)

[10] Both interpretations of tantra are equally recognized. [...] ágama and nigama. Both these interpretations come from ágama and nigama.

Shúdra Revolution and Sadvipra Society (2)

[6] Besides this type of mentality, [...] ourselves?”; or incorrect interpretations of the niśkáma karmaváda [...] Giitá or other scriptures.

[9] Some of the philosophical interpretations of janmántaraváda [...] Destiny cannot be changed.”

Shiva in the Light of Philosophy (continued) (Discourse 18) (1)

[18] If the entire world is false, then [...] Doctrine of Illusion], one of the interpretations of the Uttar Miimáḿsá [...] glimpse of the glory of Shiva.

Puruśa (1)

[2] The physical structure of the microcosms [...] covert.” Now, in both these interpretations of the word, Puruśa means [...] the Cognitive Faculty in reality?

Publisher's Note (1)

[14] “Three Interpretations of the Word ‘Krśńa’”. [...] AB, ÁVA and ÁAA.

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Vishuddha Advaetaváda – 1 (Discourse 13) (1)

[11] Still, we have to try to measure Him in the light of the so-called practical interpretations of Máyáváda. They say:

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Vishiśt́ádvaetaváda (Discourse 16) (1)

[19] These are the interpretations of sádhu.

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Pariprashna (Discourse 24) (1)

[44] Various scriptures have laid down [...] hell for this or that sin. These interpretations vary from scripture to scripture. [...] have no cause to worry.”

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Bhaktitattva (Discourse 23) (1)

[1] Today’s subject of discourse [...] interpretation of devotion. It has other interpretations as well. When a jiiva attracts [...] is known as devotion or bhakti.)

Parama Puruśa and His Creation (1)

[14] The human body which is material, [...] already discussed the two different interpretations for the word Iishvara; the third interpretation is:

One Should Know Everything (1)

[4] First “Mádhava”. [...] má had three meanings, three interpretations. One meaning of má was – what? Who will say?

“Máyámetáḿ Taranti Te” – 1 (1)

[1] Yesterday we had occasion to discuss different meanings and interpretations of the term “Krśńa”. [...] by Krśńa”.

Human Society Is One and Indivisible – 3 (1)

[8] Suppose there are four brothers [...] and doctrines with their numerous interpretations and connotations should be developed. [...] intellect for its overall enrichment.

Differing Interpretations (2)

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[5] “We don’t wish to go [...] “Please tell us which of our interpretations is correct. That will solve the problem.”

The Cardinal Spirit of Action and the Supreme Stance of Devotion (Karma-Sannyása and Parábhakti) (1)

[4] Now let us return to the interpretation [...] spirit of action). According to some interpretations, it means total inactivity. Some [...] a state of supreme culmination.

Bhaerava and Bhaeravii (1)

[25] Those three girls were Párvatii, [...] These are all mythological interpretations. Could such a thing ever be possible? [...] wrote in his famous magnum opus:

A Guide to Human Conduct (1)

[117] There may be many interpretations of the term “Iishvara.” [...] entity free from all bondages.

Ágama and Nigama (1)

[2] You know, in Tantra Shástra [...] known as nigama. There are two interpretations of the term Tantra, that is, two [...] Tantrah parikiirttitah”.

Abhedajiṋána and Nirvikalpa Samádhi (1)

[18] Now the question is, how can people [...] abhidhyána. There are several interpretations of the word “Iishvara”. [...] This is called anudhyána.