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Why Does Supreme Consciousness Descend? (1)

[14] If human suffering originates at [...] goes away for the time being, that momentary relief is called tráńa. [...] Puruśa makes His descent.

What Is This World? (3)

[11] Here again a contradictory situation [...] or imaginary entities are only momentary, and their cessation should bring about complete annihilation.

[54] Consciousness in humans is a reflection [...] while sitting in Bhagalpur is only momentary and appears real only to him. [...] universe appears real and is not momentary. This is so because humans, being [...] emancipating every one of Its units.

What Is My Relation with the Universe and the Cosmic Entity? (1)

[20] Since at death unit consciousness [...] similar except that the former is momentary, and the mind loses awareness [...] non-functional mind quits the body for good.

Vibration, Form and Colour (1)

[11] Wherever there is form, it is of momentary duration and of limited demarcation. [...] very vast universal vibration.

The Spirit of Society (1)

[5] To what state has society effectively [...] out of narrow self interest or momentary self-seeking is called society, [...] only will I proclaim it a society.

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

[8] There is an unending number of [...] play of light is nothing but a momentary flash upon its features. Belching [...] alone the Absolute Entity?”

The Practice of Art and Literature (1)

[21] The world is the thought projection of the Cosmic Mind, so there is no question of even a momentary pause in the eternal flow. Whether [...] and cultural transformations.

The Place of Sadvipras in the Samája Cakra (1)

[15] The five rules of Niyama are shaoca, [...] irrespective of whether one lives in momentary happiness or sorrow, prosperity [...] 4 )

The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 6: Avidyá (1)

[56] Is this protean master-artist, [...] twenty-year-old form. Hence every momentary bit of the fragmentary forms of [...] indeed is the ever-changing Prakrti!

The Chariot and the Charioteer (3)

[10] As I already said, the passenger [...] a time. I would rather call it momentary or apparent repose, because even [...] easily to the desireless path.

[54] The cessation of pain is of two kinds – one is momentary and the other is lasting. That which effects a momentary cessation is called Artha(psycho-physical), [...] existence of these inferences.

Táttvika Diipiká (Dvitiiya Parva) (1)

[3] High ideals have been preached [...] still, after the expiry of the momentary charms, when people realized that [...] history with disregard and aversion.

Supreme Benevolence and Mundane Pleasure (Shreya and Preya) (4)

[5] Shreya and preya are both completely [...] of two kinds – one is the momentary or temporary and the other is [...] comes back again. That which causes momentary or temporary cessation is called [...] it is called Paramártha.

[8] Consider government servants for [...] gladly take sugar, for it gives him momentary pleasure. Sugar is his preya. [...] of a thousand scorpion stings.

[10] A truly intelligent person will [...] baseness of preya, for after giving momentary happiness, it will only become [...] sádhaná, not of preya.

Some Questions and Answers on Ananda Marga Philosophy (1)

[39] Dhárańá and [...] Dhárańá is non-continuous and momentary, while dhyána is continuous. [...] principle of sattvaguńa.

Some Questions and Answers on Ananda Marga Philosophy – Excerpt A (1)

[39] Dhárańá and [...] Dhárańá is non-continuous and momentary, while dhyána is continuous. [...] principle of sattvaguńa.

Shiva's Teachings – 2 (continued) (Discourse 16) (1)

[23] It is the mind which carries the [...] silver light and golden glow of momentary happiness. As long as there are [...] of mundane pleasures and pains.

Rudra (1)

[4] We pray to Rudra in the following [...] eternal!!” All forms are momentary; only God is changeless, sat, [...] the transitory, to sat, truth.

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Vishuddha Advaetaváda – 1 (Discourse 13) (3)

[25] It is said, “Human life is fleeting, just like the momentary pause of a drop of water on a [...] become the cause of its own demise.

[31] Kśańamiha sajjanasauṋgatireká [“Even the momentary company of good people is the [...] Puruśa.” Why “momentary” only, why just for a moment? [...] your very existence is negated?

Nityánitya Viveka (1)

[21] Everything cometh from the realm [...] only what we or they own in the momentary phase of visibility. It is like [...] with them or what has passed on.

Glossary (1)

[8] The various theories or approaches [...] vijiṋánaváda (doctrine of momentary existence); dehátmaváda [...] pariprashna (spiritual questioning).

Light Comes (1)

[167] It is the mind which carries the [...] silver light and golden glow of momentary happiness. As long as there are [...] fall like bubbles in the mind.

Kámbal to Kárańa (Discourse 22) (1)

[52] There was a time when, due [...] human beings used to drink for momentary pleasure. They did not realize [...] reason, wine must be forsaken.

Justice (2)

[43] Where (a) moral integrity is low, [...] mental strength normally keep their momentary mental weaknesses under control [...] finally turn into hardened criminals.

[85] (5) Criminals out of Momentary Weakness

Dhruva and Adhruva (1)

[8] Whichever way we look, we see only [...] reality, we shall feel neither the momentary pleasure of gain in the mundane [...] that Supreme Entity, are adhruva.

Dharma Sádhaná (1)

[7] Inspiration comes from inside. [...] inspiration is not lasting. It is momentary. But in order to inspire yourself [...] sádhaná has to be performed.

Dasha, Bháva and Mahábháva (1)

[1] Humans, in spite of their numerous [...] beings. Sometimes due to their momentary weaknesses they commit some mistakes [...] should not lament over anything.

Beyond the Periphery (1)

[1] The path of spirituality is beyond [...] supra-psychic existence; and for conveying momentary feelings, our motor organs are [...] same gravity, the same feeling.