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[20] Moreover, when the goddess Durgá [...] Puráńa, the deity was invariably eight-armed. In those days in [...] Rajsahi District of Bangladesh.
[14] So these are the five main propensities. [...] Kliśt́a means that which invariably begets pain. There are four divisions [...] will automatically be controlled.
[8] Just to declare any Ram, Shyam, [...] same scriptures. An average person invariably faces a problem to select the [...] the right text always persists.
[17] “The eight mountains, the [...] how can events take place? Events invariably presuppose clash and cohesion [...] is another fundamental mistake.
[2] Tantra, as you know, is divided [...] two is that avidyá tantra invariably leads one towards crudification, [...] certain things in the crude world.
[1] During the last dharma mahácakra, [...] is actional expression there are invariably three factors: karthá(doer), [...] proclaiming His infinite glory.
[18] “Is creation accomplished [...] the result of this enjoyment is invariably addiction. Jiivátman is [...] non-causal Factor. The rśi says,
[127] These days humanity has lost its [...] that elderly people recite are invariably those that they had memorized [...] may find the path to longevity.
[17] Lord Sadáshiva is the father [...] spiritual elevation, people will invariably have to pass through this process of initiation. There is no alternative.
[21] But how was this laterite soil [...] Bolepur station by train, one will invariably come across huge areas of extreme [...] entire red soil has been lost.
[1] The third chamber or factor of [...] and the subjective mind, there is invariably the presence of the Supreme Subjectivity [...] Entity is also the Supreme Subject.
[7] The first question that the jiṋána [...] whether psychic or spiritual, is invariably, “What is this?” Their [...] of the highest human excellence.
[1] When human beings sit down to judge things big or small, they invariably make mistakes. As the human mind [...] perpetually strive to measure things.
[18] About two hundred years after the [...] talked of a man of letters, it invariably meant Kapil. In the Saḿskrta [...] recognition as being a scholar.
[6] In intuitional practice this process [...] attain Puruśottama, but will invariably degenerate towards the staticity [...] this transformation is impossible.
[2] In those days of matrlineal order, [...] days the leader of a clan would invariably be a woman, a clan mother.
[6] (5) It is imperative to fast without [...] (renunciant) it is imperative to fast invariably on both ekádashiis, púrńimá and amávasyá.
[90] In all the Aryan books of knowledge the word Shiva was invariably used to describe Parama Puruśa. [...] sacred thread on his shoulder.
[3] If we look at the racial stocks [...] approach of life, different races invariably differ from one another. This [...] as práńa dharma.
[8] The old grammarians thought that the nominative case invariably uses the first case-ending. For [...] seventh case. For example –
[2] Due to the extreme cold, people [...] people merely sit inactively. They invariably walk slowly and leisurely, whether [...] joy. There is a popular saying,
[3] If you happen to pass an abattoir or some temples, you will invariably experience a kind of repulsive [...] for almost the same reasons.]]
[2] All this invariably led the different clans into bloody [...] many sub-gotras, called pravara.
[39] All this invariably led the different clans into bloody [...] many sub-gotras, called pravaras.
[3] You take service from the world, [...] sádhaná. The two are invariably dependent upon each other.
[19] What does a householder have to [...] balance between the two families. One invariably has to look after and expend for [...] sisters, etc., then again one falls.
[29] That which makes mind soft and [...] is identical with love. They are invariably related with each other. The moment devotion is aroused, love for God comes.
[48] The privileged classes invariably think of their own comforts. They [...] endurance, revolution is inevitable.
[9] The purpose of the spiritual practice [...] Puruśa he or she will have to invariably direct the mind towards Parama [...] it “self surrender”.
[26] The negative movement towards crudity [...] and monetary gain, and thus they invariably move toward rasátala, the [...] the seven lower realms as well.
[1] Triguńátmiká [...] forces operating, the tendency is invariably to form a stable triangular figure.
[8] The ultimate resultant stage or [...] sattvaguńa and rajoguńa must also invariably co-exist. Wherever there is rajoguńa, sattvaguńa must also be there.
[1] When Parama Puruśa incarnates [...] period, the people of that period invariably enjoy some special privileges. [...] people on the path of spirituality.
[124] Mr. Mukherjee was a very simple, [...] of Mr. Mukherjee, and he would invariably answer it to their satisfaction.
[54] On the outer part of the tree [...] While buying a palm tree the buyer invariably considers the density of the heartwood.
[63] The natural characteristics of [...] age between seven and seventy is invariably influenced by the company he or [...] close association with bad people.
[65] Similarly, by keeping bad company [...] critical nature, the children will invariably become critical because they will [...] children are incapable of doing this.
[1] I will marry my daughter in the [...] The mother-in-law’s back is invariably turned 1
[340] 1) … the mother-in-law’s back is invariably turned. The mother-in-laws in [...] daughter-in-law see her parents.
[1] In those days of matrilineal order, [...] days the leader of a clan would invariably be a woman, a clan-mother.
[18] The use of sádhaná-begotten [...] an incurable disease. One would invariably be using one’s powers to [...] could be no greater blasphemy.
[19] Every action will have a reaction, [...] justified under any circumstance. It invariably leads to downfall and degradation, [...] without the help of another person.
[13] This notion of yakśa has [...] sites of Jaena temples there are invariably effigies of yakśa and yakśinii. [...] place of worship of a yakśa.
[16] Economic decentralization means [...] to maximize profit. Capitalists invariably produce at the lowest costs and [...] centres will not be allowed to arise.
[18] “Paramaḿ parastád”. There are invariably two factors behind every action: [...] shelter in Him be afraid of anyone?
[11] There are some diseases – [...] the throat emit a foul smell) is invariably carried by the inference of smell. [...] should be ejected from the mouth.
[6] We say that a child is invariably apápaviddha, that is, “unassailed [...] cannot escape the consequences.
[5] Other theories, sounding somewhat [...] In the absence of flow, a pond invariably becomes overgrown with weeds, [...] the welfare of any human being.
[7] Objects are composed of inferences [...] tanmátrádhára because they invariably radiate tanmátras. From [...] pure, but also absolutely infinite.
[15] Everyone invariably lived an ordinary life or sub-standard [...] Puruśa or Viśńu.
[1] Tantra, as you know, is divided [...] two is that Avidyá Tantra invariably leads one towards crudification, [...] existence – with exuberant joy.
[80] (37) Those who introduce new ideas are invariably subjected to the trammels, tyranny [...] denunciation, denigration and contempt.
[1] You know that humans are gregarious [...] the leader of such a clan would invariably be a lady then known as the gotramátrká [...] matriarchal system of inheritance.
[10] In those days of matrilineal order, [...] days the leader of a clan would invariably be a woman, a clan-mother.
[1] The creation of the Universe is [...] Where there is expression, there is invariably vibration and behind the vibration [...] of Prakrti over Puruśa.
[18] Phalákáḿkśá [...] stopped and this potential energy is invariably transformed into the reactions [...] said in the Giitá –
[35] It is invariably true that the separate identity [...] (Mukti) or salvation (Mokśa).
[11] Parama Puruśa, the Supreme [...] by the bondages of relativity. Invariably microcosms are in triple bondages. [...] knowledge (abhedajiṋána).