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[4] Human beings, are not carnivorous [...] their hands and feet. They had to invent weapons. Some undeveloped animals [...] effective than those of human beings.

[30] It is not that the concepts of [...] incurable diseases, they conveniently invent one deity Rakśá [...] on their own psychic ideation.

[4] When in a man or anything, any [...] stopped when they couldn’t invent the wheel.

[3] Regarding thinking with concentration, [...] essential. Human beings have yet to invent the way of methodical thinking [...] requisite quantity of hormones.

[37] Rakśakaḿ rakśakánám. [...] himself die of that disease. People invent a particular weapon, thinking [...] direction, not in a thousand directions.

[20] Some people fear that atom or megaton [...] to its products. It may one day invent such weapons which may render [...] than what they have at present.

[15] Human beings are more conscious [...] Through intellectual powers humans invent new items for the sake of achieving [...] called “Sádhana”.

[59] The whole phenomenon of creation [...] the fruits of wisdom. Those who invent deadly weapons such as the hydrogen [...] Maharśi, the Sage of the sages.

[13] How much progress has been made [...] fear for the human race, lest they invent and produce various types of lethal bombs.

[4] The two of them together, Shiva [...] that distant past, Shiva had to invent so many new things – the [...] basis of Tantra shástra.

[5] In war the moment people envisage the possibility of defeat, they begin to invent new weapons to help them to achieve [...] today would never have happened.

[13] Now lalita mármik [...] Parvati: Shiva himself did not invent it. He did invent táńd́ava [...] struggle with this dagger.”

[3] An analysis of history will show [...] – which they had used to invent various things to further human [...] lotus feet of these great people.

[27] The shástra says that the [...] So what should he do? He should invent something new, and that invention [...] an effect of recurring nature.

[17] Shiva did not merely invent nrtya , giita and [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[25] Shiva did not merely invent nrtya, giita and vádya [...] nothing would be done haphazardly.

[13] I said long ago, and I repeat, [...] in the natural course of events, invent a deterrent force against them.

[17] “Over time,” he continued, [...] viińá . He had to invent the scale. He had to string his [...] their sound is also not the same.

[1] In individual and collective life, [...] hundreds of thousands of years more to invent the bullock cart. Many ancient [...] history simply because they could not invent the wheel. They were able to invent the boat, but as they had not [...] history of human civilization.

[17] I cannot support the attitude of [...] capitalists to become alert and invent more scientific and devious ways [...] create circumstantial pressure.

[3] The two of them together, Shiva [...] that distant past, Shiva had to invent so many new things the science [...] Párvatii’s questions.

[26] Furthermore, the result of mahápátaka [...] serious, this person will have to invent something that will have a recurring [...] the mahápátakii.

[598] One can attain freedom only spiritually, [...] in the natural course of events, invent a deterrent force against them.

[662] Similarly, human beings can control [...] power. Not only that, humans will invent other weapons which will counteract the destructive power of the atomic and hydrogen bombs.

[7] Everybody wants happiness, and [...] the human being. Humans cannot invent it, humans can only discover it. Its presence, maybe, was unknown to humans in the beginning.

[5] Baser elements and vested interests that do not like to see a free and prosperous humanity, invent and advocate different kinds of [...] differentiation is against humanity.

[7] Now these old customs are no longer [...] for one reason: they could not invent the wheel. Their sledges were [...] speed, and as the Mayans could not invent the wheel, they could not develop [...] civilization began to lag behind.

[18] Yes, I said that the ancient Mayan civilization could not invent the wheel, and since there were [...] a very minor defect in society.

[67] “Over time,” he continued, [...] viińá . He had to invent the scale. He had to string his [...] their sound is also not the same.

[31] Those who lack a constructive ideal [...] antisocial elements to find or invent more tactics for exploitation. [...] by influencing the ruling party.

[20] The first word forms in all the [...] people had not yet been able to invent written script. A living language [...] depend on grammar to function.