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Verse, Mythology, History and Itihása (1)

[32] The third varga is dharma. Dharma [...] because it is following its own intrinsic nature. Have you ever travelled [...] responsibility and plunge into the water.

This World and the Next (2)

[18] The reflection of the Puruśa [...] identical with the moon above, has no intrinsic individuality of its own. If any [...] is never smitten by any assault.

[26] Saguńa or Nirguńa [...] aspirants have to properly understand intrinsic tendencies of the organs, or else [...] tendencies have been evolved and why.

The Primordial Cause of Creation [in early editions titled Kśiire Sarpirivárpitam] (1)

[13] Nature is not the original authority [...] best be the determinant of the intrinsic characteristics of objects, but [...] accepted as the supreme authority.

The Mind Grows in Magnitude (1)

[10] Only the thought-wave which emanates [...] should be developed through the intrinsic human potential of remodeling [...] the peace of the entire universe.

The Human Body Is a Biological Machine (2)

[3] There are ten indriyas [organs] [...] associated with the body. It is one intrinsic portion of the mind itself. It [...] bahihkarańa. One consists of an intrinsic portion of the mind itself, and [...] sensory organs and five motor organs.

The Biological Machine (2)

[3] There are ten indriyas [organs] [...] associated with the body. It is one intrinsic portion of the mind itself. It [...] bahihkarańa. One consists of an intrinsic portion of the mind itself, and [...] sensory organs and five motor organs.

Svadharma and Paradharma – 2 (1)

[5] Svadharma means “one’s [...] support to the inner qualities, the intrinsic traits”. In other words, [...] distinguished from one another.

Supreme Benevolence and Mundane Pleasure (Shreya and Preya) (3)

[18] On the other hand, people at times [...] instead of taking into account their intrinsic worth. Generally it is noticed [...] preya, not shreya, for here the intrinsic factors are not taken into consideration: [...] Peace, and thus it is introversial.

[71] That which comes within the orbit [...] layers, bearing no significance or intrinsic value. How can they describe or [...] senses cannot adequately express it.

Sin, Crime and Law (1)

[11] Any action that creates a very [...] mind. That which is inherent or intrinsic in the mind and expresses itself [...] intro-external and Pasha is extro-internal.

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[18] SOME [...] internally innate/intrinsic belonging to inner side [...] people directly or indirectly.

One Who Realizes Brahma Becomes Brahma (1)

[5] While performing meditation, when spiritual aspirants develop their intrinsic love for Parama Puruśa, [...] and supreme goal of human life.

Matter and Spirit (2)

[73] The Yama said, “Characteristically [...] the bounds of language – no intrinsic significance can be attached to [...] the highest attainment”.

[81] Take air for instance; its justification [...] really nothing but air. Thus the intrinsic meaning of air is práńa. [...] various forms as their sole witness.

Keep Money Rolling – Excerpt B (1)

[3] The banking system must be vigilant about two important points. First, the intrinsic demonic greed of the banks must [...] of bullion in their treasuries.

Iigal to Iikśańaka/ Iikśańika/ Iikśańiká (Discourse 8) (2)

[72] Iish + varac = iishvara. Generally [...] control”. Thus, one whose intrinsic nature is to rule or to control [...] varac). About iishvara it is said:

[90] Iishvaro sah jagatkarttá. [...] dissolution. This movement is the intrinsic nature of existence. Matter moves, [...] doership and effect is Iishvara.

Food, Cells, Physical and Mental Development (2)

[13] Every object of the world is dominated [...] exception, and according to its intrinsic nature, is divided into the same three categories.

[17] Very often people eat food without knowing its intrinsic qualities. For example, the milk [...] often grew out of rotten matter.

Ekendriya – 3 (1)

[11] This is ekendriya. One should concentrate [...] support. To come and go is their intrinsic nature.

Aesthetic Science and Saḿgiita (1)

[1] You know something about aesthetic [...] you want to convey to others the intrinsic beauty of all things that gives [...] is known as aesthetic science.