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[5] The concept of Vraja Krśńa involves the question of dualism in the [...] This is one of its basic flaws.

[21] The most common method is to fight [...] treatment the selection of medicines involves great risk, because more emphasis [...] the possibility of causing death.

[96] “Yes, it can be done,” said the sub-inspector gravely, “but it involves a lot of risk. Just last night [...] might have even lost my job.”

[11] A mind which runs after money moves in very crooked ways. Although this movement involves intense effort, due to the crudeness [...] is crooked, extremely crooked.

[11] When building a social structure [...] not spirituality. Spirituality involves the contemplation of such questions [...] healthy society will stop this trend.

[57] Where society is caught in a whirlpool [...] limits of this one. This undertaking involves every bit as much responsibility [...] understandable to the masses.

[14] The principles of Yama are ahiḿsá, [...] one’s own”. Aparigraha involves the non-acceptance of such amenities [...] mind resonates with Cosmic will.

[62] Every unit object is subject to [...] investigate the time of His origin involves the necessity of the existence [...] will also exist, thus people say:

[13] Now this movement from imperfection [...] obstacles. Fundamentally every movement involves opposition, and the resultant [...] against their own consciences].

[5] If all experience of pleasure is [...] cars in place of bullock carts involves not only greater comfort for the body, but also involves far greater risks of accidents. [...] neutralized by the negative side of pain.

[2] For example, if a particular type [...] the psychic stratum, knowledge involves the subjectivization of any external [...] knowledge in the psychic sphere.

[7] Ádarsha or ideology in the [...] true sense of the term. Ideology involves a spiritual sense – it is [...] existential value can be fully manifest.

[2] If more than two forces are acting [...] parińáma. The conversion involves no bondage, and though the sentient [...] Prakrti (without any adjective).

[84] Mudrá sádhaná : Crude mudrá sádhaná involves the use of a certain type of food. Subtle mudrá sádhaná has nothing to do with food.

[2] The táńd́ava [...] jump”, and hence the dance which involves a lot of jumping is called táńd́ava. [...] táńd́ava is easy for everyone to do.

[10] Táńd́ava [...] Táńd́ava involves ullamphan . What is the [...] ullamphan ? Lamphan involves jumping while remaining connected [...] lamphan ? It is ullamphan .

[71] Ánanda Parivára or establishing a universal spiritual family involves not only a World Government but [...] physical, psychic and spiritual.

[50] All people should have proper knowledge [...] judgement is necessary and judgment involves discrimination. The proper applications [...] cycle of birth and death.”

[37] Story twelve is explained as dhanátmaka [...] (dhanátmaka), that is, it involves seeing something which is not actually present (as is the case with positive hallucination).

[148] The traditional method of planting involves a rotation of these three varieties. Usually, it also involves the sowing of at least one “pigeon [...] field until it reaches maturity.

[25] Revolution means a great change. [...] liberation of the people generally involves bloodshed.

[25] Action in the spiritual sphere is a real yága (yaj + ghaiṋ), that is, action which involves a constant effort. “I don’t [...] with the Supreme Divinity.”

[42] Hence genuine sádhakas always [...] Shákta stage, because this stage involves a tremendous fight against Prakrti.

[59] The importance of pratyáhára sádhaná is immense, because it involves a harmonious blending of knowledge, [...] culminates in selfless devotion.

[4] The basic theme of the Mauṋgalkávya [...] 3 ) involves presenting a description of the [...] were all from Ráŕh.

[40] Answer: Dhárańá [...] region of the body”. This involves concentrating upon the respective [...] and engaged in Cosmic ideation.

[3] Hence when we call some materialistic [...] the term. “Ideology” involves in it a spiritual sense; it is an inspiration which has a parallelism with the Spiritual Entity.

[9] “Karma Brahmeti karma bahu [...] humanity or for spiritual progress involves change. And suppose that, at one [...] “Karma bahu kurviita.”

[28] External sin, expressed in physical [...] does something mentally, that also involves vipáka or reaction, whether [...] of vipáka does not arise.

[5] “Puruśah Akarta”. [...] “energy”. Action, or something that involves a changing of place, is originated [...] “Puruśah Akartá”.

[105] Action in the spiritual sphere involves a constant effort. “I don’t [...] with the Supreme Divinity.”

[25] In the case of Vraja Krśńa, [...] bháva to some extent because it involves an element of roughness. If we [...] boiled, condensed sugar cane juice.

[126] Mr. Mukherjee said, “It’s a very difficult question. It involves societal norms, economics and [...] mind ... wrinkles on his forehead.

[17] An idea, whether simple or [...] process of manifesting an idea involves several operations. First, there [...] called káriká .

[4] Take yoghurt, for example. The [...] coagulator ( dambal ) also involves a further transformation in its [...] [balance] is disturbed at this stage.

[13] People may judge others, but there [...] person on the basis of a verdict involves considerable risk.

[5] Now, what is the meaning of “discover”, [...] removed, one remembers. Remembering involves removing other pabula, diminishing the mass of appearances.

[7] In the past, people who remained [...] are made to unite forcibly, that involves risk. That’s why we will [...] spirituo-sentimental sphere.

[3] According to PROUT, economic exploitation involves the unrestricted plunder of the [...] spiritual exploitation as well.

[15] This is no definition of ahiḿsá. [...] Even the process of respiration involves the death of numberless microbes. [...] microbes might die in the stomach.

[13] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] Sinner. PÁTAKA. Sin that involves simply disobeying the code of [...] saiṋcara and PRATISAIṊCARA.

[3] This is no definition of ahiḿsá. [...] Even the process of respiration involves the death of numberless microbes. [...] microbes might die in the stomach.