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[8] The word karma is derived from [...] is drawn, it does not lose its mobility.” When you see a picture, you cannot deny that it has mobility. If you say that something is [...] anything to be static or inert.

[11] Everything in this world is restless. [...] Whatever work you do contains latent mobility, which has to be expressed – [...] of time – that is karma.

[3] Now what is time? Time is the mental measurement of the mobility of action. If there is mental [...] – it is not within its scope.

[19] The Máyávádins, [...] synonymous. So those who deny the mobility of the world and declare it as false are only practising self-deception.

[9] Seeing the diversities of the expressed [...] objects in this relative world of mobility, their conclusions will prove [...] followers of spirituality affirm:

[2] In this Universe, nothing in motion [...] relative is beyond the arena of mobility or immobility because It is beyond [...] nor say that It is non-moving.

[1] Both the kśatriyas and the [...] Vaeshya Age, because the less the mobility of material goods, that is, the [...] wellspring of exploitation as well.

[32] Everything in this universe justifies its existence by this sort of relentless mobility. This world is called jagat; the [...] universe is immersed in action, in mobility. Nothing is stationary, nothing [...] achieve everything through action.

[58] The transformation of madhyamá [...] state of calamánatá [mobility]. [...] called dyotamáná.

[53] Ans.: – The microcosm becomes aware of time as well as the other relative factors due to the mobility or immobility of external objects. [...] acceptance or rejection of anything.

[7] Tandrá. Tandrá means [...] person develops inertia, the lack of mobility. There are still others who lack [...] 1 )

[8] In this world of mobility, that which comes, goes.

[5] Mobility means movement from one point [...] truth. But what is the present?

[14] What is dhyána? To suspend [...] path, it must have some kind of mobility. Dhyána means to direct [...] thought process there is a sense of mobility. The absence of mobility leads to crudeness and ultimate [...] understand this subject better.

[17] Then there are physico-psychic [...] of cunning will not do. In the mobility of the psychic world, there are [...] the duty of Renaissance people.

[16] 6) Question : Can there [...] nuclear structure of the carbon atom (mobility, motivity and existential faculty) with those of microvita?

[53] Ans.: – The microcosm becomes aware of time as well as the other relative factors due to the mobility or immobility of external objects. [...] acceptance or rejection of anything.

[36] “Mobility and Cognitive Stance”. Discourse [...] Prajiṋá Bháratii, Aug. 1983.

[6] The Renaissance Universal (RU) [...] Body and Human Mind”, “Mobility and Movement of Microvita”, [...] Abstract” were all given in English.

[1] You know, nothing is fixed or stationary [...] also moves. So everywhere there is mobility and motivity.

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[1] The topic of today’s discourse is “Mobility and Movement of Microvita.” [...] will be the angle created by it.

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[1] You know, wherever there is any [...] of the microcosm, there must be mobility. Existence is recognized only by its mobility. Even in the case of inanimate objects, there is mobility. Though their mobility is not effected by individual [...] flow of the Macrocosm, there is mobility. On this level of quinquelementality, [...] direct stamina of the microcosms.

[7] Now, these microvita move throughout [...] requires some media for movement. Mobility means movement through a medium [...] in different celestial bodies.

[3] In the sidereal plexus, if positive [...] properly, accelerated by spiritualistic mobility or stamina, people become sanguine [...] all-round development of human society.

[13] Similarly, microvita theory will [...] intensified, producing greater sound. The mobility of microvita influences the internal [...] speed of rockets will be affected.

[2] First of all, take the case of [...] ideation. The second thing is, psychic mobility means a change of space. The [...] measurement is dependent on the mobility or motivity of action. What is motivity or mobility? It is also based on the change [...] object of adoration or exaltation.

[4] But these common factors do not [...] stationary, and animals can move. This mobility is a special factor, a special [...] fundamentally they have got common course.

[11] The second item is Rasa. Wherever there is an existence, there is movement. Mobility is life, and the main waves of [...] Puruśa is known as Rasa.

[14] Now, those who think that this [...] the wont of this universe – mobility is the wont of the universe. Long [...] Mayúrákśii also.

[15] Thus everything undergoes metamorphosis [...] the very nature of imagination is mobility: whatever the Macrocosm thinks [...] towards eternity, towards salvation.

[13] Then samyak saḿkalpa [...] not animals, because there is no mobility in them.

[69] One of the faculties of the mind [...] this psychic urge, this psychic mobility is towards the crude, it is called [...] into a tranquil flow of bliss.

[511] In the mobility of the psychic worlds there are [...] patrimony of human beings only.

[25] Thus human beings advanced and [...] jiṋána nor for karma. Here mobility is the only task, the only dharma. [...] out and starts running after Him.

[1] The value of money increases with its mobility. That is, the more that money [...] fundamental principle of economics.

[5] The banking system must continue, otherwise the mobility of money will be hindered. If [...] very sad to imagine such a state.

[28] Draopadi was one of the five venerable [...] Wherever it loses its inherent mobility, it breaks, into pieces. For instance, [...] eliminate old and useless ideas.

[62] 11) Creation, preservation and [...] creation is Brahmá. The flow of mobility emanates from Him for the welfare [...] the Puranic god Brahmá.

[19] Yet another meaning of ira or irá [...] the value of money lies in its mobility. If money stops circulating then [...] “rich” [in feminine form].

[20] Still another meaning of ira or [...] is a name for wealth due to its mobility. For the same reason, another [...] significance of its name irá.

[90] Iishvaro sah jagatkarttá. [...] The world is sustained by this mobility. He who is the doer of this world [...] doership and effect is Iishvara.

[1] Nothing in this world is without [...] and everything there is latent mobility. Where there is no mobility, the existence of an entity remains [...] existence, there is bound to be some mobility.

[16] Draupadi was one of the five venerable [...] Wherever it loses its inherent mobility, it breaks, into pieces. For instance, [...] eliminate old and useless ideas.

[13] Now, movement or mobility is a must for psychic existence, [...] this psychic urge, or this psychic mobility, is towards the crude, it is called [...] Puruśa, who is the goal of your life.

[4] Now [[this movement]] of the Macrocosm – because there is motivity and mobility there must be energy. Any form [...] three fundamental relative factors.

[12] In the Atharvaveda, the word Práńa [...] You are the very dynamism, the mobility, inherent in the existence of all entities.”

[5] In the economic sphere depressions [...] reaches the culminating point, the mobility and the speed of the society become [...] Kśatriya, Vipra or Vaeshya Eras.

[11] When people get fatigued, be they [...] “gati” means “mobility”. When all mobility terminates in Parama Puruśa, [...] should remember this supreme truth.

[2] All the objects of this universe [...] will have to keep moving – mobility is a universal phenomenon. And [...] annihilation. Hence movement, or mobility, is essential, movement is a must. [...] 2 )

[6] Hence moving ahead is the dharma [...] very characteristic is constant mobility”. A synonym is saḿsára, [...] relentless or unceasing movement”.

[12] The third one is to try to convert [...] original stance) “gati” (mobility) continues but there is no expression. [...] be converted into iron or wood.

[3] In the Atharvaveda, the word Práńa [...] You are the very dynamism, the mobility, inherent in the existence of all entities.”

[1] Dynamicity or velocity is life. Where there is no speed, where the characteristics of mobility are lost, there is no life, there is no existence. Parama Puruśa, by dint of His psychic mobility, is maintaining the creation, [...] human existence there is complete mobility. Those who are static, those who [...] change, go against the very spirit of mobility. But the fact is, no one can survive, [...] by going against the spirit of mobility. Doing that would mean to court [...] Tagore said in one of his poems:

[5] At certain times, due to social, [...] when, due to certain circumstances, mobility lessens, society’s garbage [...] “Caraeveti, caraeveti”.

[6] In those days there was a great [...] because the characteristics of mobility are clearly reflected on his face. [...] on’. Don’t stop.”

[8] However, when people finally wake [...] of Parama Puruśa – mobility. They are sure to enjoy the blessings and support of Parama Puruśa.

[16] I told you a little while ago, [...] and girls possess some degree of mobility. You must endeavour from this [...] speed of your life’s movement.

[3] To solve the problem of capitalist [...] capitalists. The more the optimum mobility of money is kept unrestricted, [...] socio-economic life of the collective body.

[14] Rasa: Rasa means “flow”. [...] it. Behind every action there is mobility: everything is on the move, everything [...] the same thing? Of course not.

[3] The movement in the realm of the [...] mantra there should be the spirit of mobility. Hence the word should be formed either with the mobility of the physical plane or with the mobility of the inferential plane.

[4] Take the case of the word “Ráma”. [...] verb is to raise the spirit of mobility. And this mobility should be on both planes, physical [...] these planes there is the spirit of mobility, and in the inferential sphere [...] be treated as a siddha mantra.

[24] So this proto-psycho-spirituality [...] main factor. If they lose their mobility and sit down on the ground, that [...] encourage the psychology of lethargy.

[26] Now you may ask, what is proto-psycho-spirituality? [...] proto-psycho-spirituality. And the mobility portion within the systalsis of [...] “psycho-spirituality”.

[116] (52) Since the very dawn of civilization, [...] the humanity. Various rhythms of mobility have appeared but none of these [...] intolerance amongst human beings.

[155] (68) The first and the final word of manifestation is mobility or dynamicity. Just as movement [...] – their centripetal affinity.

[1] Dharma should be understood properly [...] beyond the periphery of material mobility, there is the world of aesthetics; [...] chance, to move into those worlds.

[7] What is the difference between [...] no longer call it air, because mobility is its inherent characteristic. [...] movable or immovable entities.

[3] The practical value of money depends on its mobility. If no one will accept it due [...] t́áká is indigenous Bengali.