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[1] Some people say, “I am helpless. [...] helpless. Some people believe that money and wealth will greatly help them [...] can be your permanent shelter.
[10] (6) Income: The Village, Upabhukti, [...] Central Committee will utilize this money for the entire universe.
[17] Now how can one attain siddhi through [...] become as it thinks. If it thinks of money, the mental stuff will one day, in a gradual process of crudification, be converted into money. After one’s physical death, the mind will be converted into money, and may find shelter in the iron [...] be desirable? No, certainly not!
[10] There is the story of the grant [...] fifty thousand rupees; but this money represented the insurance payment [...] thousand rupees, but lost his son.
[2] The physical bondages which keep [...] man is hungry – if he has money he can go and buy some food. In this case money is the medium whereby he attains temporary relief from the bondage of hunger. Hence money is called artha in Sanskrit because [...] in the future to do just that.
[8] The services rendered by supplying food, money, etc. are termed Vaeshyocita sevá. [...] existence as a social creature.
[11] Shúdrocita service is meaningless to a drunkard, so is Vaeshyocita, because giving money to him gives impetus to the addiction [...] other types of service is not.
[28] O Sádhakas! Justify Ráma [...] Yajiṋa is an internal affair and money has no use. Only in the case of [...] Ráma or any similar idea.
[32] Love must be selfless. Suppose [...] will lay eggs and you will earn money by selling them.
[49] Yajiṋa is performed to achieve [...] service because he is devoid of money he is wrong. The charity of a [...] yajiṋa is inferior to another.
[5] To run away from normal worldly [...] one’s dependents. One has to earn money to provide for them. The agony [...] worldly life will be immaterial.
[8] Some people consider that one should [...] prime of one’s life earning money. People are afraid that they may [...] the period intended for earning money, and old age with its decreased [...] so should intuitional practice.
[4] “Dhyána” comes [...] commercial transaction – give some money, get some article. Here the devotee [...] Krśńa is “gopa.”
[12] It has been rightly said, “Where [...] blackberries, or sugar cane or money. But that which is the most favourite [...] then he or she will not be happy.
[18] Thus in the process of this constant [...] iśt́a. With the acquisition of money, people still feel that they have nothing; in spite of possessing a huge amount of money they often beat their chests in despair. So it is not money they seek – what they truly [...] that people attain peace in life.
[9] In some Arab countries, huge amounts of money have been made by extracting oil [...] alarm at the sight of the rain!
[31] Ráŕh has undulating [...] big investment in reservoirs, the money will be wasted. Instead, many [...] hundreds of millions of rupees.
[16] All human beings love Parama Puruśa, [...] are many leaders today who accept money from the capitalists to get their [...] psychology functions like this.
[23] Any object which creates bondage [...] someone goes to the bank to deposit money, the bank’s signboard becomes [...] hundred thousand rupees of black money and thinks, “What shall I do with this black money? I know, I’ll bury it for [...] oneself from the bondage of colour.
[17] The power of enduring different [...] rupees, what will you do with the money?” Then you give him a stronger [...] mental balance to a great extent.
[82] Yet, only opposition to idolatry [...] may perhaps ask, “How much money has he left behind?” Your [...] lest you later have to repent.
[108] Remember, you have to offer your own identity – not money, rice plantains or other crude [...] you will attain eternal bliss.
[29] Now, that which removes these triple [...] affliction? People go to the market with money; they buy something to eat and [...] relieved through the medium of money, money is termed artha in Saḿskrta.
[30] In the human mind, too, there are [...] mental suffering. So artha means money and artha also means meaning: [...] spiritual spheres is called artha.
[31] Suppose one feels hungry; one may gather money and buy some bread from the market. Here money is artha. But the passing of one [...] again there will be a necessity for money. But that object which removes [...] paramarthá brings permanent relief.
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[40] The verbal root und means “to [...] [anna] of a person who earns his money by virtuous means is not called [...] food, we can call shuddhodana.
[97] The fat ghost thrust 750 rupees [...] hand. He in turn thrust a little money into the hand of one of his subordinates and put some money aside for a senior officer of [...] some ornaments made for his wife.
[112] The reporter closed his eyes and smiled. He replied, “Sir, you’ve been giving me money for my personal use, but the paper is a commercial concern.”
[140] “Yes, Your Holiness,” [...] extract the lion’s share of the money invested by the government. Moreover, [...] anything about planning or not.”
[153] That evening, after the crowd of [...] have amassed huge amounts of money by black marketeering. Instead [...] on those ornaments by any means.
[160] Said His Holiness, “Have [...] their market value. Then, take the money – don’t accept a cheque [...] command, Your Holiness.”
[118] “At the beginning of the [...] our pockets were filling up with money. This was the biggest indigo factory [...] take revenge on their oppressors.
[119] “Maddened by delusions of [...] right and wrong in our greed for money, we niilkars forgot this historical [...] farmers. I earned huge amounts of money and in the process I sold my humanity [...] directions or orders or advice.
[4] What’s the meaning of “devotee”? [...] Puruśa, not a devotee of wine, money, name or fame. A devotee can only [...] question. You see, you are giving money to shopkeepers to get something. [...] mutual. It becomes unilateral.
[1] It is said, “Sarvaḿ [...] businesses, those who have plenty of money, are always haunted by the fear [...] associated with fear in some way.
[11] Who is áptakáma? [...] away. A person who earns a lot of money today may become a pauper tomorrow. These are all cases of prápti.
[3] The impetus from crude psychic [...] of material wealth, be it land, money, metal or other property, strongly [...] beings of their basic requirements.
[15] What are psychic pabula? The word [...] turn encourages the pursuit of money, name, fame, etc. People living [...] they are called psychic pabula.
[3] In India, the first medium of exchange [...] only mean to get something with money) – though the same root [...] grammarians followed his lead.
[4] From the Gupta Age onwards barter [...] and selling of commodities with money greatly increased. The use of [...] undertaken through monetary exchange.
[1] The meaning of the Sanskrit root [...] may be undertaken through either money or commodities. Suppose I give [...] scope of “purchases”.
[2] In ancient Bengal, the exchange [...] more popular than exchange through money. In a village market near Bolpur [...] in exchange for my yoke.”
[4] Ancient Bengal had a large number [...] carried on their business with money, they would have had to sail their [...] trade of Bengal, it has been said,
[33] The Muslims no doubt conquered [...] India not to settle but to earn money.
[5] Finally, take a third example. [...] because many former monarchs wasted money and lived luxurious, sycophantic [...] people on humanitarian grounds.
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[15] Then who can get Him? They say [...] is no want – name, fame, money, etc. – because the entire [...] universe are His. He has no want.
[6] I told you previously that human [...] person’s true nature; that he steals money, for example, or wants to become [...] I’ll say I’m trying”.
[18] The sense of differentiation and [...] hypocritical. By giving away ill-gotten money the exploiters will never be able [...] – they are never genuine.
[10] There is another way of explaining [...] transaction: you will give some money and take something in return. [...] have to give yourself, and not money.
[12] The second cause is non-utilization [...] things. The desire to accumulate money is actually a mental disease. [...] easily become reckless and a sinner.
[22] Today I am explaining Puruśa [...] someone donates a large sum of money and thinks that he has done a [...] newspaper how much he has donated.
[23] Whether one be a philanthropist [...] way and then try to extract some money from them (there are such intelligent [...] But one has to obtain it somehow.
[15] However, depending upon one’s [...] earn their livelihood by lending money and taking interest. Such persons want to lend more and more money to gain more and more interest, [...] their occupations are despicable.
[15] He who meditates on Me can surmount [...] this observable world of land, money and so many worldly items and [...] Kśara is Akśara.
[27] Next one is Yojanát. Yojana [...] for the non-integral entity, for money, for family, for land, it is called [...] why in the scriptures it is said:
[9] In one Dharma Shástra it is written that to lend money on interest is a sin. If people [...] so-called religions in the world today.
[17] Just as a tree serves and benefits [...] a shopkeeper exchanges salt for money. Actually such service is not service at all.
[25] Buddha says: “O mendicant, [...] In the same way, you will earn money in the future by doing business, [...] the burden that lies before you.
[29] Today, however, we see its opposite. [...] [an offering in the form of money or property] even after receiving [...] then they are not ready to do so.
[15] Human beings take form according [...] Those who have an ambition for money and always speak of money may attain temporary liberation [...] karma. Those having an ambition for money reach this stratum of Devayoni; they are called Yakśa.
[16] These Devayonis are of seven kinds. [...] have a greed – greed for money is not the only greed. Those who [...] stages of Devayoni come into being.
[8] The system of worshipping the goddess [...] kings]. But since you have so much money, you can celebrate the worship [...] Puráńa .”
[27] The greater the clashes in human [...] sáhityikas busy themselves earning money. It is as if humanity is bent [...] are part of the unbalanced flow.
[90] If art or literature is created [...] literature will earn a great deal of money from it; indeed, this is the only [...] sight of the primary goal of art.
[174] If we consider the financial condition [...] have ample opportunity to earn money by displaying their skills at social gatherings and variety shows.
[176] Reciters, too, have very little scope to earn money. Many talented reciters stop their [...] sufficient encouragement by society.
[177] People may perhaps think that these [...] mediocre talent the scope to earn money is quite limited. No one is willing [...] it to accommodate new artists.
[179] One more step, in my opinion, that [...] playwrights the opportunity to earn money whenever their plays are staged, [...] writing more new plays for society.
[184] Image-makers do receive some patronage, [...] to a few reputed artists to earn money, and they, in turn, have no doubt provided opportunities to other traders to earn money as well, but in the process they have uprooted the pat́uyá community from society.
[2] I said that this is an absurd and [...] have grown up and started earning money. Even though they have no such [...] Their love is deep and sincere.
[12] “Prabhumiisham” – [...] is the people’s god as no money is required to worship Him) has [...] the bondage of the guńas.
[10] Then the fourth one is Samyak Ájiiva, proper physical and psychic occupation. One may earn money by stealing but it is not called a proper occupation. One may earn money by gambling but it is also not [...] be pure and properly directed.
[10] That’s why some persons spend [...] might be more interested in earning money. For these types of people, a [...] no better than that of that cow.
[6] “Everybody, animate or inanimate, [...] worshipping Him in the form of money, Mr. Y is worshipping Him in the [...] Brahma-hood to that physical object.
[7] If while coming in contact with money, a person thinks “This is money,” that person is doing something [...] if while coming in contact with money or some other mundane object, [...] spiritual sádhaná.
[11] This great responsibility must [...] posts on the strength of their money or on the basis of patronage, [...] instruction in our social scripture:
[14] When good deeds are done by those [...] people discover that there is no money in their pockets, they certainly will not enter a hotel or restaurant.
[13] The next varga is artha. Artha [...] buys something and eats it. Hence money is the cause of the removal of the pain of hunger. Therefore money is known as “artha.” [...] means that which removes pain.
[109] An examination of history reveals [...] the vipras sold themselves to the money of the vaeshyas – when Sarasvatii [...] be measured in financial terms.
[33] The word “Rśi”, [...] increasing until a limitless amount of money is attained. This limitlessness [...] attachment nor aversion for the wine.
[59] Incidentally a story flashes across [...] “No I am talking about want of money.” Rámanátha [...] of any other necessity.”
[9] Suppose a man has no clothes and feels cold. Having no money he cannot afford to buy clothes and having no food, he feels hungry. If he gets some money he can remove his hunger by procuring [...] People buy food, clothes, etc., with money and so money in Saḿskrta is called artha. But it should be remembered that money is only artha and not paramártha, [...] return. Suppose we buy food with money today; tomorrow we will again feel the pangs of hunger. So, money is Artha, not Paramártha. [...] physical, mental and spiritual.
[10] All the afflictions in the physical [...] question is, to what extent can money remove these afflictions? You [...] travel easily through that jungle.
[11] What is the nature of psychic afflictions? [...] that society should give plenty of money to everyone; I have only said [...] will not be able to help them.
[3] In these discourses, Shrii Shrii [...] longing which cannot be satisfied by money but only by internal bliss. Thus [...] through mutual cooperation and love.
[23] So it was advertised in the newspaper: [...] address, and I will send you a money order.” But no reply came from the prince.
[63] Removing the cover, the prince [...] cross the border by giving some money as a bribe, but I have no intention to make my way by giving any bribe!”
[70] At first, the demon was quite unwilling [...] were legitimate but where is the money? “In order to rebuild the [...] and go and labour hard!”
[74] The Strange Demon noticed that [...] some good orators by spending much money. The work of these orators was [...] humans paid no heed to this either.
[15] Then comes mutative devotion. In [...] am your devotee. Please give me money. Please give me name and fame.” [...] devotion is not devotion at all.
[8] The fourth instruction is Samyak Ájiiva. One can earn money by many unfair means – by [...] Ájiiva, and this is the fourth item.
[17] The second varga is artha. Artha [...] permanent. Here artha does not mean money. Of course, money is also loosely called artha because [...] physical sphere. That’s why money is called “artha” [...] “artha” means “money”, “meaning” and that varga through which physico-psychic needs are fulfilled.
[5] There is an interesting story to [...] the door. A man appeared with the money! The man and his wife were overjoyed! But then they found out that the money was the insurance payment on their [...] dollars, but he had lost his son.
[25] No attachment to worldly objects [...] is extremely occupied in earning money. For her nothing remains in the world except money. In the same way for the aspirant [...] of the person devoted to earning money becomes like a desert because everything except money is alien. But the aspirants of Brahma cannot call anything alien since everything is Brahma.
[28] In the mundane world people run after money. What is the nature of this money? Money is important to buy crude physical [...] necessity is felt by the unit mind. Money is knowable and enjoyable, and the pleasure derived from money is enjoyment. But, being non-consciousness, [...] will do almost anything to attain money: bribery, murder, adulteration, [...] energy in the pursuit of matter.
[8] All so-called materialistic ideologies [...] of rasagollas. If they think of money their minds will eventually take the form of money. Likewise, if people think about [...] the final effect of materialism.
[11] The world advanced still further, [...] creation, human beings invented money. Gradually money itself became a source of pleasure. People scrambled among themselves, because the more money one accumulated, the richer one [...] -dominated society continues even today.
[14] For humanity to progress, a harmonious [...] abandon their education for want of money, and, for the same reason, how [...] obstacles to their spiritual progress.
[2] Physical weakness of women [...] same reason, women cannot earn money as men do, and that is why in [...] women do have the capacity to earn money like men, on the contrary, there [...] resources. This is the only way.
[14] Suppose a student is studying for [...] merciful! Every month you send money. You are having me do my MA studies.”
[24] They are all persons dominated [...] wandering results in a waste of money and energy.
[10] Suppose a certain student studies [...] assistance. If he saves a little money every month and buys his father [...] bestow on spiritual aspirants.
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[31] So many jiivas with their so many [...] pabula. Somebody meditating on money, somebody meditating on ministry, [...] similar. No two pabula are similar.
[8] “O lady, támasik people, [...] their valuable time, energy and money. These external tiirthas are actually [...] lies within, not without.”
[4] The minds of some people remain absorbed in the thought of money for a long time. They surrender the fragrance of their lives at the altar of money. Others treat the achievement [...] of a person who causes you pain.
[16] Intellect is the controller of [...] things either with their hard-earned money, or by applying their intellect.
[17] Titles of the present society have [...] is simply misuses of energy and money.
[21] People can use any of their powers [...] lapses are lapses of the person. Money can be used in various public [...] gentle. So is the sword or the money responsible for its own good or [...] unify with, Supreme Consciousness.
[5] How was capitalism created? Capital [...] began to keep it in the form of money. Such people are called capitalists. [...] capitalists are also anti-Dharma.
[7] Human expressions are trifarious. [...] Capitalists toil day and night for money. This may be a natural desire [...] thereby safeguard human rights.
[36] Suppose someone goes to a place [...] red-handed accepting a large amount of money as a bribe! This is an example [...] abhimána are always bad.
[4] Suppose someone builds a hospital [...] suppose the person donates some money for the development of society; [...] continue for a very long time.
[6] Now, pátaka [sin [...] feels compunction and returns the money – better, however, with [...] should no longer be called a sinner.
[10] Yesterday[see beginning] I told [...] sin. But if the thief returns the money to its owner, and apologizes for [...] encouraged to imitate the first.
[6] Preya is a matter of mental enjoyment [...] Try giving a certain amount of money to a person who is “hungry” for money. Will his greed cease? He will [...] that, once gone, never return.
[17] Preya is of two kinds – priyabháva [...] same attraction as it had when money used to be of pure silver. An [...] does. Does this attraction for money or son pertain to their features? [...] nothing to do with external features.
[34] The followers of the path of shreya [...] crude tendencies like greed for money, craving for name and fame, desire [...] or intuitional knowledge.”
[11] Let’s say an alcoholic and [...] pig. Similarly, if one thinks of money all the time, one will become [...] home of some wealthy individual.
[6] Upon getting the letter, I immediately [...] college. But since he had to depend on money from his in-laws, he was extremely [...] ink over his entire body.”
[159] In this attraction, there is effort [...] longer safety. People run after money for the only reason that they believe they can maintain their lives under the shelter of money; that is to say, money alone can save them. But they do not know that money can provide them neither permanent [...] during the span of their lives, money will come and go several times. [...] hunger-stricken. Not to speak of money alone, all finite objects have [...] can achieve the Supreme State.
[176] Does the Supreme Consciousness lack anything? Does He want name, fame, money, etc? He has no such want, because [...] intelligent than people of action.
[263] If human beings think some created [...] Someone thinks “my” money, “my” son, “my” [...] this dangerous force of ignorance.
[20] According to the wages policy of PROUT, wages need not be accepted only in the form of money. They may be accepted in the form [...] the monetary component of wages.
[90] The thief (out of fear of the police) [...] their hard-earned food, clothes and money. However, they do not call their own newly-created world an illusion.
[126] Ans.: – Possession by ghosts [...] patient’s relatives in order to extract money or establish their influence. [...] people’s belief in ghosts.
[79] The all white Bengal gram is all [...] other varieties, but it is a good money earner. It is also produced as a winter crop after tilling the land.
[17] Secondly, to ensure the socio-economic development of each unit, the drainage of money from one region to another must be checked. If the drainage of money is not checked, the per capita [...] country. Stopping the drainage of money from a region is the most practical [...] never dare to adopt this approach.
[19] Another measure that PROUT advocates [...] nobody will try to accumulate black money. All money will be white money and as a result there will be [...] for the abolition of income tax.
[41] Elections are very costly. In India money for elections comes from capitalists [...] are in the hands of outsiders.
[23] (17) Artists are great benefactors [...] drama or its translation, enough money for a day’s maintenance must be given to the author.
[24] (18) If a drama or other art performance [...] incidental expenditure, the remaining money should be distributed among the [...] and half on the basis of merit.
[25] At present life is valued on the basis of money.
[27] That is, these days, a person who [...] revered whereas a person without money is a person honoured by none. [...] the means for the rich to earn money. The rich, having purchased the human mind with their money, are busy playing a game of chess [...] water amidst hyacinths.”
[33] The black marketeers who escape punishment by virtue of money are now occupying the commanding [...] the more powerful one becomes.
[45] This great responsibility must [...] posts on the strength of their money or on the basis of patronage, [...] instruction in our social scripture:
[19] The second advantage of the patrilineal [...] to the needs of the child, earn money in exchange for their labour whether [...] society is put to any inconvenience.
[25] This particular problem is primarily [...] as well. Where women do not earn money they go to their husband after [...] a society where men do not earn money, the bride’s guardians realize [...] society mainly women are earning money or the number of women is less than that of men, then the situation is reversed.
[26] Those who think that the dowry [...] dowry or no dowry. By force of money, even the ugliest daughter of a rich person easily gets her consort.
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[24] To commit an ordinary offence is [...] “Please excuse me, take your money.” This is called pátaka, simple pátaka.
[3] At the high point of the Vaeshya [...] be bought by the vaeshyas’ money. Thus shúdra revolution [...] mentally vipras or kśatriyas.
[17] The meaning of the word sadvipra [...] against immorality”. Earning money in a sinful way or accumulating [...] about shúdra revolution.
[29] One of the most important basic [...] cooperative institutions will steal money; dishonest ministers will indirectly [...] socialism will never be established.
[32] People generally want to live without [...] their valuable time, energy and money rushing from one place of pilgrimage to another.
[35] In the previous shloka it was said [...] wood. They spend a great deal of money making these idols and ritually [...] people bear so many hardships.
[13] Suppose a person is suffering from [...] hunger pangs. So for that person, money is artha. (Thus money is called artha in Sanskrit.) But his hunger for food is not permanently removed by money: he will feel hungry again tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. That is why money is artha, not Paramártha. If he is given a huge sum of money, that may be madhyártha, but it is not Paramártha.
[12] What is this Avidyámáyá, [...] in the pursuits of name, fame, money, house, prestige, and so on? Andhaḿ tamah pravishanti – “They are led into darkness.”
[20] Just see how difficult it is to [...] annoyed if a husband donates much money [to social service]. Therefore [...] need not establish adjustment.
[25] A person becomes like his or her [...] businessman who always thinks, “money, money,” will never again be born [...] either. After death he will become money, and will remain confined in the [...] the objects of their thinking.
[5] Similarly, the inheritance laws [...] woman by paying a nominal amount of money. The women had to tolerate all [...] physically weaker and lacking education.
[6] Today the clattering chariot wheels [...] chores, but the men are earning the money. That is why the men are in an [...] joyous sounds, lights and music.
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[8] Immediately after saḿkalpa, [...] they want all the world’s money to be deposited in their coffers. [...] separated from them, even for a second.
[5] “Ejati” means “gacchati”. [...] Suppose you have gathered sufficient money, and there is no dearth of food [...] are suffering from a dearth of money, or food, or clothes. Then it [...] complex or inferiority complex.
[4] Suppose somebody does something [...] – physical troubles, loss of money, mental anxiety, and humiliation [...] and thus becoming one with Him.
[30] Devotion is bliss incarnate. What [...] them. If one doing the worship of money loses the object of worship, will [...] only devotion and nothing else.
[15] The third type of ahaḿkára [...] condition of a beggar. The beggar asks money from others, while the person [...] compared to the excrement of a pig.
[55] Pratyáhára has four [...] could have also earned some extra money in this way.” This shows [...] the appellation yatamána.
[56] In vyatireka, the second stage, [...] may become free from greed for money but will develop a strong desire [...] today.” This is called vyatireka.
[26] By adding the suffix thak to the [...] is “one who is sitting on money”; its colloquial meaning is “one [...] open-handed never, never, never.”
[31] During this age, people also distorted [...] deity. These priests collected money from ordinary, innocent people [...] to the Gáyattrii deity.
[10] The fact is that human beings have [...] world. To remove hunger you require money to buy food in a restaurant. Eating [...] the bondage of hunger; and thus money, the object which brought about this release, is called artha.
[60] When human beings ask for money they must send some application [...] certainly be cared for by Him.
[1] While dharma in the true sense [...] the wings of capitalism. While money has been spent lavishly for the construction of beautiful places of worship, money has never been arranged for food, [...] is replete with such examples.
[2] The undulating soil, the clean [...] get an opportunity to earn some money.
[9] [As mentioned earlier,] The idols [...] exchange for a small amount of money. And in some cases, even government [...] may inspire speedy research work.
[21] The time involved in the production [...] basis of the time saved, and the money value of this calculation is given to the worker. This is the incentive in the bonus system.
[90] The thief (out of fear of the police) [...] their hard-earned food, clothes and money. However, they do not call their own newly-created world an illusion.
[126] Ans.: – Possession by ghosts [...] patient’s relatives in order to extract money or establish their influence. [...] people’s belief in ghosts.
[31] Answer: The physical death of Lenin [...] support in capitalism is through money, and the system of gaining support [...] communist leaders are unmasked.
[46] The time involved in the production [...] basis of the time saved, and the money value of this calculation will [...] incentive in the bonus system.
[14] Most of the discourses in this [...] Economic System”, “Keep Money Rolling”, “Capitalism [...] Bengali and re-edited for this book.
[18] This expansion of citta is only [...] material object of ideation, be it money, opulence, landed property, etc., [...] all other objects of the world.
[28] After the fall of Saptagrám [...] People still say, “If you need money, Gaorii Sen will give it to you”. [...] the old residents of Calcutta.
[4] This reminds me of an interesting [...] distressful situation and asked him for money to help with the wedding of his [...] silver in it you can get a little money.”
[10] The political leaders of so many [...] continue to spend vast amounts of money on arms.
[2] First let us see what the import [...] means mutual exchange. Give some money, take some article – it [...] give you some article, and receive money in exchange. You give money, and receive some article in exchange. [...] return you are taking nothing.
[19] Answer: All the countries of the [...] dogma. There is no shortage of money in a number of countries of the [...] there is no interest, no rolling of money, no movement of coins, how can [...] against the doctrine of their dogma.
[23] Very often, ignorant of real spirituality [...] causes a loss of energy, time and money, but also causes much trouble [...] pramá in the spiritual sphere.
[18] [Pay money and take the goods.]
[20] Human beings alone have the speciality [...] Batpari, donated a large amount of money for the public welfare. You should [...] This alone is known as service.
[3] For a man who always runs after money, what will happen when that money is lost? He will die. Sometimes, [...] because their existence was solely on money. But when your existence is pinnacled, [...] cunning fellows. Others are fools.
[8] In Sanskrit, Artha has got two [...] quench your thirst, that is… Money! (laughter). There are two meanings [...] rudimental.” Is it not a fact?
[16] We notice that whenever people [...] crude objects such as name, fame, money, etc., attain a longer wavelength, [...] proper psychological approach.
[17] This world is ideational for Him [...] mental stuff. Sometimes it creates money in the mind and seeing the mental [...] Paramarasa. This alone is a safe way.
[20] Wherever there is wave, there is [...] sound of the Visayarasa is “Money, more money, more corn, more vegetables, more [...] seated in the nucleus of Paramarasa.
[7] To attain Parama Puruśa [...] will lay eggs and you will earn money by selling them. “Nija sukha [...] self-interest, swallows poison).
[4] Now, wealth or eloquence or scholarship [...] colour. When human beings think of money, then the crude colour of money brings impurity in the mind ; [...] distorted thoughts in my mind.”
[9] Jiṋánanirmathana. [...] is name, there is fame, there is money, there is landed property, there [...] dahati pańd́itah.
[31] The presence of exploitation. There [...] of their minimum requirements. Money lending, charging exorbitant interest [...] their exploitation any longer.
[4] Human beings, on the other hand, [...] a miser, for the beggar has no money to donate. If a moneyed person, [...] that person is presumably a miser.
[13] Since humans [are] weak, they need [...] concentration is on earning name, fame, money, promotion, prestige, and other [...] to ask for spiritual strength.
[23] Pátakas are of three kinds. [...] For instance, someone takes the money of others. That person’s [...] for he or she can pay back the money and repent of the act.
[4] There is a worsening global situation [...] of human energy, resources and money, and in communism people do not [...] maladjustment. So what should be done?
[8] 8) In the case of unclaimed property, [...] ácárya) and dispose of the money in the above manner.
[6] So, our approach should be to provide [...] requirements of the age as per their money value plus the maximum amenities of the age as per their money value are to be fixed and refixed, [...] elevating their standard of living.
[3] Microcosm is multipurposive but [...] desires fame and sometimes it desires money. But it can make itself travel [...] has been said about Macrocosm,
[21] Some sádhakas experience [...] intention is to fill their pockets with money, but they publicly pronounce that [...] stinking in the corner of your mind.
[14] Máyá has three guńas [...] Tamaguńa once waylaid a man with some money in a dark forest. Though all agreed to pocket the money, Mr. Tamoguńa also desired [...] Máyá, but rather through its help.
[9] There is the necessity of starting [...] depend on the wealthy class for money.
[17] Then the fourth one is samyak ájiiva, proper occupation. You may earn money by stealing, by doing so many [...] ájiiva . Do you follow me?)
[25] The last item is samyak samádhi. [...] always thinks, “I should earn money, money, money, money, money,” [...] ) then that money becomes his mental object. His mind will be suspended on money, and a day is sure to come when he himself will be money [...] very entity will be converted into money. When he always thinks about his [...] 7 )
[69] One of the faculties of the mind [...] into nivrtti. Your longing for money, your longing for name or fame, [...] into a tranquil flow of bliss.
[165] And in the final stage the devotee [...] commercial transaction – give some money, get some article. Here the devotee [...] only wish is to give Him pleasure.
[172] There is another way of explaining [...] transaction – you will give some money and take something in return. [...] will have to give yourself, and no money.
[637] There should not be any impurity, [...] course. Those who are very greedy for money should form the habit of charity, [...] be established in mental purity.
[645] Of all the fundamental factors [...] cooperative institutions will steal money, and the dishonest ministers will [...] socialism ever see the light of day.
[38] That [ pápa ] which [...] another person. If they return that money to the owner with interest and [...] pátaka has been expiated.
[93] While talking about kukkut́ii [...] pockets were absolutely empty; no money in the purse, no money in the bank! So the master of [...] come in shame, due to not having money to buy suitable presents or any [...] had to buy a present by borrowing money from different sources. The invitation [...] Guest Control Regulations.”
[97] “I left for New York, [...] everybody, ́Come, squander your money here.’ The shopkeepers of [...] ‘What’s the price?’”
[95] By adding the suffix ka [...] verb kul is “to save money,” “to collect,” [...] total” sarvasákulya .
[6] Those who used to run the catuspáthiis, [...] public used to provide them with money and other resources and they would [...] accommodation were called Kulapati.
[9] Krśńa says: Ye yathá [...] accordingly.” If you want money from Him you may get money, but you will not get Him, because you wanted money, not Him. If you want name and [...] you wanted something from Him.
[12] Má phaleśu kadácana [...] required to pay back any additional money. If you pay back the loan after [...] change in the temporal factor.
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[1] The value of money increases with its mobility. That is, the more that money changes hands, the greater its economic value. On the other hand, the more that money is kept immobile in a safe, the [...] fundamental principle of economics.
[2] The banking system is indispensable [...] people. The maxim, “Keep money rolling,” is as true as the proverb, “Keep the wagons moving.”
[5] The banking system must continue, otherwise the mobility of money will be hindered. If people oppose [...] very sad to imagine such a state.
[6] So you see, the fundamental aim of the banking system is, “Keep money rolling.” Let governments [...] salt, sugar, etc., as they can with money. Let money go to the grocers, the sugar cane [...] beauty and prosperity of society.
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[2] The science of economics teaches that the rolling of money should never be blocked by any [...] stations instead of railway lines.
[7] Now, Karna possessed simple morality, [...] you want, any material thing like money, clothes, etc.?” Krsna said, [...] morality teaches human beings.
[68] The interest (simple or compound) accrued on money is also called kárańa .
[40] When someone has started a [...] , suppose a person has no money – he takes a loan and starts [...] should never stop the circulation of money. For example a businessman should not use borrowed money to add rooms of his shop or to [...] nor the showcase will allow the money grow. People should use loans [...] prudent. Instead of using foreign money to build a railway station, that money should be invested in laying new rail lines.
[41] The business of usury or the organizations that lend money with interest, or banks, are called káliká in good Bengali.
[42] To lend or borrow a particular sum of money for a particular period is also called káliká .
[63] He said, “Earlier I used to waste money on useless things. Now I spend it on having sweets.”
[67] He responded: “You know [...] means that the Jains spend their money on lime, that is, in building [...] Vaeśńavas spend their money on sweet packets.”
[72] c) Dispute-mongers, that is, those who earn their money by creating disputes among people.
[73] d) Death professionals, that is, those who earn their money from the dead, such as cańd́áls [...] unrelated corpses], and so on.
[31] The natures and lifestyles of born [...] commit robberies. Some gain a lot of money through forgery or armed robbery [...] usually consistent with each other.
[55] Those who denigrate refugees, seeing [...] that it is only because of lack of money that refugees encourage their children to act in an antisocial manner.
[56] But antisocial behaviour is not always caused by lack of money. Where the parents or guardians [...] her neighbours by offering him money for cinema tickets if he did – [...] him with her own mental disease.
[82] Those whose stomachs are full can [...] subsequently enticing them with money, they encourage men to abandon [...] them is the path of revolution.
[121] Increasing the number of judges [...] say, whoever passed sufficient money to the clerk would win the case. [...] not as a feature of modern life.
[64] “I inquired about the price [...] king. “Where will you get the money to pay for them?”
[194] The cow-ghost replied: “After [...] many things are required, so much money is needed. It is for that very [...] around him with a long list.”
[196] The cow-ghost said: “Yes, [...] they don’t spend a lot of money on the last rites, they won’t [...] them, for their last rites?”
[25] As human beings have passed through [...] bribes, yet for small gain, they take money from others out of greed. In consequence [...] with afflictions in the future.
[19] Yet another meaning of ira or irá is “money”. In this sense, the value of money lies in its mobility. If money stops circulating then it loses [...] through ceaseless circulation; thus money should not be kept in a pot buried [...] “rich” [in feminine form].
[23] The meaning of the word i is “desirous [...] wealth” (a collection of money or learning). The etymological [...] Kuvera’s [god of wealth] wife.
[30] Finally we arrived at Nawada station. [...] please, don’t give me any money.”
[60] “When the two Bengals became [...] that they had to expend a lot of money to maintain the sugar cane production, [...] physical, mental and spiritual.
[13] The fourth point is samyak ájiiva. [...] – physical occupation, earning money, and psychic occupation, that is, the object of thinking.
[14] So one must have a clean occupation, [...] in physical sphere. One may earn money by selling wine. One may earn money by stealing. These are not samyak [...] against the interest of the society.
[10] [The mind can be bought with money, but not the heart]
[62] Many people consider their temple [...] Many people spend huge sums of money to make an idol of clay only to [...] damage by fragmenting human society.
[53] There are many people who worship [...] There are many people who spend money extravagantly to build idols, [...] unprecedented magnitude may occur.
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[15] It is not with one’s own strength [...] question is, who actually owns the money? In fact it is Parama Puruśa’s money which happens to come in the possession [...] Lord’s glory in a loud voice.
[4] What do we mean by the exhaustion [...] from someone. If you return the money after a few months or even after [...] action. This is the natural law.
[6] What is the mental process of thinking? [...] I don’t quite have enough money.” Parama Puruśa has [...] which lies covert in everything.
[10] “Isms” that separate [...] racism, are nurtured chiefly with the money of the vaeshyas, who finance the [...] vipras with the power of their money, keep the kśatriyas and [...] kśatriya’s brawn with his money.
[8] Suppose a person is practising [...] bad.” That desire, that longing for money, remains in him, although he or [...] with him, with his detached mind.
[9] These beings are called devayonis. [...] gave, the person had a longing for money, but was a developed soul. Unknowingly [...] of being is called yakśa.
[22] Now what happens when a person [...] in the past. After getting some money they would stop the practice.
[25] “My grandfather sent his [...] part of the world to recover the money owed.’ I was given the responsibility [...] prepared to clear these debts?”
[27] The fourth thief took the money, counted it, had a holy bath in [...] to be held the following year.
[48] Is it possible to truly convert [...] force or by spending large sums of money? Such so-called new converts no [...] religious society which converted them.
[61] Immediately after saḿkalpa, [...] they want all the world’s money to be deposited in their coffers. [...] separated from them, even for a second.
[80] You will never attain Him through [...] and so on, you will have to pay money. Similarly, to attain Him you [...] expression of that Eternal Entity.
[3] In those days there were three [...] among themselves; people with some money would purchase commodities with [...] to pay the king in gold bullion.
[7] Zamindars were only tax collectors [...] simple fiscal system to collect money for the government.
[36] What about those who do not rule [...] bought, win elections with their money, and outwardly speak against the [...] they do the opposite in practice.
[45] In this way one group has tried [...] also. And, being supported by the money of those who want to create satellites, [...] some are doing it consciously.
[13] Now, movement or mobility is a [...] into nivrtti. Your longing for money, your longing for name or fame, [...] Puruśa, who is the goal of your life.
[13] If a person becomes agitated, causing [...] free from greed, neither greed for money, nor greed for food, but cannot [...] legs, cannot control his hands.
[8] So the mind moves towards that [...] people whose minds always run after money. You might have asked them to [...] stock exchange. If their pursuit of money is hampered in any way, if it [...] lose their base and they will die.
[10] I heard that once, when the currency [...] aspiration of his life were based on money. He could not face the prospect of having to part with his cherished object of desire.
[10] Suppose a person is trying to expand [...] person whose mind is engrossed in money becomes money itself. Yes, a conscious human being gets converted into crude money. Human beings are aware that they [...] cloud. It depends on your will.
[12] Let us resume our original discussion. [...] practice constantly ideating on money (i.e., is following both shreya [...] after death, live near a source of money in its invisible body of three [...] treasure lying hidden under the earth.
[1] Parents [...] society that they spend making money by any means possible, such as [...] [course summaries] or study guides.
[7] Many people today recall the forest [...] clothing to their students, the money for this came from the public and was donated out of reverence.
[26] The production of áus will [...] early autumn, they would get some money to pay revenue taxes. In the past [...] rice, áus has little fat.
[113] Mulberry silk can grow well in [...] silk is grown in Tripura, alot of money can be earned. The climate of [...] jackets and is usually a dark colour.
[1] According to Karl Marx, the creation [...] convert the surplus value into money value and that is how they accumulate [...] when economic exploitation ends.
[17] Along with the cultivation of indigo, [...] landlords had to pay a fixed amount of money to the British Raj at the end [...] prescribed amount from the farmers.
[19] Besides the landlords and their [...] were the moneylenders, who lent money to the farmers at exorbitant rates [...] labourers was found only in Bengal.
[33] The exploitation by capitalists [...] In the rural economy they lend money to the farmers and rural peasants, [...] living on the streets as beggars.
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[1] In the economic sphere, you must know that two factors are very important. The first is that money will have to be kept in circulation. [...] more the purchasing capacity of money is not utilized or money is kept stagnant, the more the economic stratum is damaged. The second is that money, and indirectly its interest, [...] economic depression will result.
[7] Whether or not a candidate gets [...] practices. Throughout the world, money plays a dominant role in the electoral [...] participates in the electoral process.
[17] [I purchase you with money. I bind you with a rope. I give you a spinning wheel. What do you say?]
[7] In a village of Birbhum I have [...] sun but unfortunately I have no money in my pocket].
[2] Those who were decent human beings and deeply spiritual, and used to collect money for a noble cause, but in the [...] sádhaná and collected money for a great cause, and although Parama Puruśa was the goal collecting money became the dominant desire – [...] secondary, they are negative microvita.
[12] The word “devayoni” [...] attraction for physical objects like money, ornaments, etc., become kinnaras [...] the scope of kinnaravidyá.
[13] Vaeshya – One of the ancient social divisions – those who were devoted to making money through trade, commerce or agriculture. [...] who were devoted to scholarship.
[56] The ruthless hands of time will [...] twice in a year, though a lot of money has been invested therein. They [...] will remain with them forever.
[7] All other knowledge is the penumbra [...] same. Those who always think about money will one day become a money bag in somebody’s pocket [...] somebody or about a big amount of money in business. The continuity breaks. [...] located. This is not the right path.
[6] The place where the rulers produced [...] be…” The amount of money which the government releases for public use in the market is called gańatanka.
[8] The more that government revenue [...] employees by reducing the amount of money spent on public services can never be supported. The more that money is invested in developmental programmes, the better it is.
[9] This policy will also indirectly [...] government employees without investing money in public services, the market [...] If they go to market with more money in their pockets they will find [...] the clutches of high inflation.
[31] The drainage of money from one region to another must [...] country. Stopping the drainage of money from a socio-economic unit is [...] never dare adopt this approach.
[33] PROUT advocates the abolition of [...] nobody will try to accumulate black money. All money will be white money. As a result there will be economic [...] demand the abolition of income tax.
[5] (1) There is the worldly quinquelemental [...] attain name and fame, to procure money, land, property etc. This is one type of movement.
[10] The spirit behind the word Artha [...] many other types is removed by money, so Artha is also used in the sense of money.
[3] Today such people deserve severe condemnation by humanity. It is a sin to waste public money to build huge monuments or construct [...] a ruthless party dictatorship.
[13] In a decentralized economy the [...] local population. In addition, money will be circulated within the [...] concentrated in the hands of a few.
[32] Another important characteristic of decentralized economy is that money will always remain in circulation, [...] accelerating speed. The value of money depends on the extent of its circulation. The more frequently money changes hands, the greater its economic value. The greater the value of money, the greater the prosperity in [...] opportunities for all-round welfare.
[13] It is the natural wont of the mind [...] object of worship is crude, say money or any other crude thing, the [...] their objects of contemplation.
[19] The second possibility is struggle [...] though they are not greedy for money. Can this sort of psychic clash [...] negative pratisaiṋcara .
[26] In the cooperative system farmers [...] immediately in order to get sufficient money to survive. But in the cooperative [...] as the cooperative can advance money to individual farmers and sell [...] individualistic or capitalistic system.
[27] In the present system after the [...] year. Due to their urgent need for money they are frequently forced to [...] shareholding in the cooperative.
[34] Farmers may also create producers [...] produce oil from rice husks. The money earned may be reallocated and [...] used for research and development.
[48] To stop black-marketeering strong [...] agents of capitalists who need money from these black-marketeers and [...] these corrupt practices slackened.
[10] Independence of the audit department, [...] devious strategies and the power of money. That is why there is no one to [...] themselves in all possible ways.
[19] In the second state (múŕha) [...] it. A person who is greedy for money becomes totally preoccupied with the thought of making money; a person who hankers after name [...] thoughts about becoming famous.
[52] Purport: While promoting individual [...] to their capacity, can earn the money they require to purchase the minimum [...] increase their purchasing capacity.
[3] To solve the problem of capitalist [...] to ensure that the movement of money does not become restricted or [...] in its place. In this new system money will not be restricted or immobile [...] The more the optimum mobility of money is kept unrestricted, the more [...] socio-economic life of the collective body.
[7] Productivity : The economy [...] power to produce more and more. Money should be invested – money should be kept rolling rather [...] society is continually increased.
[66] Exploitation exists in every sphere [...] India elections are very costly. Money for elections comes from both local capitalists and foreign agencies.
[5] The first bondage is the bondage [...] purchase food with the help of money. So in this case money is your temporary liberator; so money is called artha in Sanskrit.
[6] Suppose you do not know the meaning [...] hunger or psychic thirst. But “money” in the sense of artha, or “meaning” [...] grant you permanent liberation.
[22] Now, when one lacks proper [culture] [...] be distortions. When one wants money from Parama Puruśa one [...] Puruśa, he or she wants money from Parama Puruśa. “O [...] are all distortions of bhakti.
[8] Cittanádii ubhayatah praváhinii. [...] honey-bees. Human beings madly run after money and materials as they provide [...] permanent basis of human life.
[6] Now the question arises as to whether [...] longer safety. People run after money because they believe that they can maintain their lives under the shelter of money, that money alone can save them. They do not know that money can provide neither a permanent [...] During the span of one’s life money will come and go several times. [...] and at other times the lack of money will make one cry from hunger. Not only money, but all finite objects have this [...] limits of time, place and person.
[83] Therefore, O devotees remember [...] The Dharma of youth is to earn money and practise Brahma Sádhaná. [...] Sádhaná. Prahláda says:
[10] The life of Ráŕh [...] assured, they no longer run after money.
[7] The lessons of history suggest that no country should invest huge amounts of money in industries which rely on supplies [...] and exports to Japan will cease.
[25] “Somá, my darling, [...] so haggard? Have you lost some money? Did you happen to give a present [...] pale?” Somá replied;
[27] “No, nothing like that. Neither have I lost any money, nor have I given a gift to anyone. [...] lost my usual composure.”
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[147] “The gods live inside people,” [...] They took my notebook and whatever money and other property we had with [...] open air and light of your museum.
[16] “Bhakti Bhagavatoseva” [...] getting this, learning, intellect, money etc. are not all needed. Ask and you get the cheapest but the most invaluable.
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[10] The fourth principle is right livelihood [...] Unscrupulous people earn a lot of money from actions which are by nature [...] whose food is accepted by all.
[110] Whatever one does in this world, [...] forgets everything in his greed for money because his avarice gives him [...] living, then he will commit suicide.
[114] The Buddha chuckled and said: “Look. [...] the person accepts the offered money then who does it belong to?”
[115] The rich merchant answered in reply: “Why, the person to whom I gave the money.”
[116] “Now let us say he does not accept the money. He says, ‘I am unwilling to accept your gift.’ Then who does the money belong to?”
[139] Ád́hya means “a [...] there is a collection of wealth or money”. In Bengal ád́hya [...] the Ád́d́is].
[9] With further economic development, money became important. The possession of money could even secure the use of the [...] income depended on the workers.
[10] The toilers, who had neither courage and strength, nor highly-developed mental faculties, nor money, had to depend on one of the above [...] essential requirement of the ruler.
[15] The revolutionary character of [...] daily needs. Not only has earning money and having a balanced and dependable [...] each individual in Ananda Marga.
[2] What will a good person do? [...] person has knowledge, another has money. A good person knows that this money and this knowledge is not theirs; [...] people will stay away from ego.
[39] Intelligent people realize Parama [...] cannot buy the mind or devotion with money. In order to receive devotion [...] with something material – money. If you want to attract the attention [...] to win over a subtle mind, crude money will not help you. To attain Paramátman, [...] buy rice without spending your money, you are mistaken – your money will stay in your pocket and the [...] never hope to merge in Him.”
[25] Secondly, this approach would have [...] require all their time, energy and money to cultivate one acre of land [...] the creation of more landowners.
[33] The following should be remembered. [...] possible for one person to invest the money necessary to cultivate the land [...] decentralization is essential.
[63] While creating employment for the [...] to work as porters and earn more money. The problem of surplus intellectual [...] depending upon time, place and person.
[13] Service is always unilateral or [...] business is mutual - you give some money and take something, say, pulses [...] cannot be anything left to ask for.
[6] Whenever an action is done, its [...] some change. Mr. X borrows some money from Mr. Y. Say, he takes 100 [...] will have to pay some interest.
[12] What is the language? Yes, it is [...] quite happy. Without spending much money, he is quite happy. But when the [...] original action was bad.”
[21] You want to fight against so many [...] always moving after fame, or after money, always money so many weaknesses. One wants [...] is the acoustic root of fight.
[3] The practical value of money depends on its mobility. If no [...] [nakala] or counterfeit [meki] money is called acala t́áká, acala mudrá, or acala paysá [non-moving money]. One should keep in mind that [...] t́áká is indigenous Bengali.