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[3] Some people pray to Parama Puruśa, [...] of the universe – the sun, moon, planets, satellites, nebulae [...] along the path of spirituality.

[15] What is Yoga according to Tantra? [...] Paramátman and Jiivátman? The moon in the sky is like Paramátman [...] with Paramátman? When the moon in the sky reaches the moon in the pond then there is oneness [...] explanation of Yoga according to Tantra.

[16] The struggle against all odds which [...] not so very natural on the full moon night. That is why the Tantrics [...] body] in the darkness of the new moon night, and not on the full moon night.

[17] Waging war against the forces of [...] in the dense darkness of the new moon night, not in the full moon night. In the full moon night, one sings songs of lighter [...] scintillating sky. But in the new moon night, one finds one colour alone [...] fiercely against such staticity.

[10] The universe has been created out [...] appreciated only as an idea. Yet the moon, the sun, the stars and the planets, [...] crude universe cannot exist in Him.

[17] The angularity of the movement [...] enjoying a cool breeze on a calm full moon night. A soothing, painless feeling [...] within the human structure is lost.

[4] The excellence of aesthetic science [...] land, water, hills, mountains, sun, moon, stars and so many other things [...] expressions of Parama Puruśa.

[63] The indication of colour is most [...] The periods of sunrise, sunset, moon and midnight (the sandhyás) [...] not then properly discernible.

[74] By observing such ceremonial fasts [...] or Purńimá (full moon) or by religious sacrifices (Homa), [...] imagination, give you salvation?

[89] You exist in a vast, limitless [...] and yet it does not forget the moon above. It keeps its love for the moon constantly alive. It seems but [...] has a romantic tie with the great moon. It has focused all its desires on the moon. Similarly, perhaps you are an [...] will not be hampered in any way.

[91] [Farther from the moon, yet nearer to him Lily unquelled [...] to work and her heart to Him.]

[26] The devotees say, “I belong [...] all others as well. Just as the moon is the maternal uncle (candámáma) [...] universal maternal uncle.”

[61] According to some people there [...] land from Burdwan. Today, even the moon is not a distant land from the earth.

[63] The quality of ośadhi or [...] according to the position of the moon, the moon was called Ośadhipati [Lord of Medicine].

[3] Now, the second portion, the second [...] entire solar system – sun and moon and planets. And this solar system [...] the very order of this universe.

[6] It was the dark fortnight of the waning moon…;

[24] Ut – kal + ac = utkala. Its [...] grows like the crescents of the moon” [candrakalá] or “that [...] River, was called Kaliuṋga.

[16] Among the domestic animals, goats, [...] [mythology] it is said that the moon also once suffered from this disease, [...] Therefore another name for the moon in the Puranas is “Shasháuṋka” (the Sanskrit word for “rabbit” is shasha ).

[18] The reflection of the Puruśa [...] the transparent [[black]] sky the moon abides in its own characteristic [...] “water-moon”, although identical with the moon above, has no intrinsic individuality of its own. If any distortion comes in the real moon, the moon of the water will also have similar [...] one can have an idea of the real moon therefrom, that’s all; but the real moon cannot be attained thereby. So [...] is never smitten by any assault.

[1] During the last dharma mahácakra, [...] objects do not know Him. You know the moon, but the moon does not know you. Your object [...] proclaiming His infinite glory.

[7] When the shadow of the moon is reflected on the earth a lunar [...] who is the entity who causes the moon to cast its shadow on the earth? [...] place, and how, but nothing more.

[18] Wherever there is any order or [...] global system of the earth with the moon moving around the earth. Bigger [...] Lord has observed in this regard.

[24] Then the rśi says Deva. [...] the earth is the nave, and the moon is moving around the earth. It [...] letters are mothers of this universe.

[25] Deva. He is the supreme Deva – [...] [Supreme Father]. Just like the moon. The moon is the mámá [maternal [...] Chandamámá [Uncle Moon] is the mámá for [...] maternal uncle. Do you follow?

[10] One cannot exist without the existence of the other. One cannot separate the moonlight from the moon; similarly, one cannot separate [...] In the Vedas it has been said:

[10] Thus time, which is entirely dependent [...] the basis of the rotation of the moon around the earth. If the earth has not moved around the sun, or the moon around the earth, or if the stars [...] are also not the ultimate factor.

[11] Direction (such as east, west, north, south) is not the absolute factor either. From afar the moon looks like a small dish but nearer [...] primordial cause of creation.”

[135] The child’s mind is filled [...] beyond the worlds of the sun and the moon. He ties his Pegasus to the golden [...] the child’s mind craves.

[213] [There is only one race in the [...] same compass of the sun and the moon. The same heat and cold, [...] by one Infinite Consciousness.]

[17] And in this fourth stage, hindrances [...] make angry faces at the sun or the moon, but by this the moon and the sun are not diminished [...] Brahma are one and the same.”

[5] For a proper or a well-knit structure, [...] case of our ethereal order, the moon moves around the earth. In case [...] everybody is moving around Him.

[34] [You exist in the fire and in the [...] climbers, You are in the clouds, stars, moon and sun.]

[11] While trying to discover the original [...] any measurement of time. If the moon does not move around the earth, [...] question arose in their minds:

[10] So, haḿso [“the unit [...] the nucleus is the earth, and the moon is moving round the earth, round [...] the jiivas are moving around Him.

[8] So many examples of simple morality [...] and far between. The sun and the moon were working as witnesses and [...] importance to simple morality also.

[2] This vast universe is the manifestation [...] on His sweet will. The sun, the moon, the human kingdom, in fact, the [...] animal. Nothing is difficult for Him.

[2] Similarly the nucleus of the earth-system is the earth. The moon is revolving round the earth as [...] on the same system is working.

[17] That is, even the sun loses its brilliance in His presence. So too the moon, the stars and the lightning, what to speak of fire. All are radiant in His radiance.

[81] He is the Brahmá i.e., when [...] of destruction. He is called the moon, for He is shining in the Hrdayákásha [...] sprout is verily His expression.

[7] The word, Prajá, means evolved [...] For instance, there is only one moon, but its reflection falling in [...] new moons are created. The same moon is being reflected in several [...] “Rayi” to mean Prakrti).

[59] Not even the Sun looks bright in His presence; it too pales before Him. It is the same with the moon and the stars. The flash of lightning [...] radiance that all objects are radiant.

[4] Just as the a sound is the [...] with the waxing and waning of the moon, and because of the increase and [...] were prescribed.

[3] In molecular structures it is the same as the system of our planet earth in which the moon is revolving around the earth [...] system, but very vast in comparison.

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[3] The King sent for the renowned [...] small lotus garden. On every full moon night, a small, golden-coloured [...] ever produce such a fine work.

[4] The King said, “That place [...] seen it in full-bloom. As the full moon day approaches, it also grows bigger; but in the moon of the night, when it is most [...] thief has been in vain.”

[88] The fairy flew far and the prince [...] leaping across the Kingdom of the Moon, flying past clusters of stars, [...] Peacock Horse landed on the spot.

[3] In this mundane structure, this [...] portion, the apara portion, is the moon moving around the earth. The apara [...] known as Brahma Cakra in Sanskrit.

[6] This Transcendental Entity, this [...] solar month, the solar day. The moon moves round the earth; that is [...] not the Transcendental Entity.

[9] And [usually] somewhere on this [...] because you were born when the moon and such-and-such star or planet [...] my adrśt́a.”

[6] (5) It is imperative to fast without water on ekádashii (eleventh day after full moon and new moon). In addition, if desired, a fast [...] púrńimá (full moon) and amávasyá (new moon). For a sannyásii (renunciant) [...] púrńimá and amávasyá.

[8] “Tasmin haḿso Bhrámyate [...] the earth is the nucleus and the moon is moving round it. And similarly, [...] this big ocean of divine nectar.

[34] Relative truth or Ápekśika Satya or untruth is dependent on time, place and form. The moon appears like a metal plate from [...] consequently is not the Truth.

[11] The sound á is the acoustic [...] to the waxing and waning of the moon and according to the time of day [...] rága and ráginii.

[88] The sound ha is the acoustic root [...] root of satellites, such as the moon. When the moon, which is the physical symbol [...] balátkár is not necessarily a bad one.

[206] Ha is the acoustic root of the [...] acoustic root of nighttime, of the moon, of bhúvarloka, [...] 20 )

[63] The hormone secretion of the Brahmarandhra, [...] body, is partly controlled by the moon, and the moon is also called soma; hence that [...] time this amrta is being secreted.

[10] All their gods and goddesses were [...] lightning, the rain, the sun, and the moon were all their gods. In that era [...] as, indeed, was the sun itself.

[98] When the Indians were about to [...] Mámá [The Uncle in the Moon] is the uncle of all, Shiva is the father of all.

[8] Thought patterns change with advancing [...] non-vegetarian food on the new moon or full moon, was regarded as a punishable [...] there is nothing wrong with that.

[5] In the ancient days the Aryans [...] effigy of the old woman on the full moon night, signifying thereby that [...] Holi. In their ballads they sing:

[8] In Bengal, as you know, winter [...] Central Asia, today is the full moon of the spring season, and yesterday [...] previous bright fortnight of the moon, and the spring season begins [...] She is also worshipped in Tibet.

[11] Jád́yápahá [...] position is as follows. If the full moon comes during the presence of the [...] Phalguna. On the night before the full moon, people burn the effigy of an [...] interpretation of the spring festival.

[12] In Indo-Aryan mythology there is [...] alive the night before the full moon, and to celebrate this occasion, [...] festival is celebrated. And since the moon enters the zodiac sign of the [...] observed as a holiday in Bengal.

[5] Never can we have the sun and the [...] Darkness cannot coexist with the moon. Is talking about the impossible not a bid for cheap popularity? It is a form of hypocrisy.

[14] You know, there is nothing disorderly [...] the earth is the nucleus, and the moon is moving around it. Similarly, [...] that is the stage of Salvation.

[25] There is one moon, but its reflections, falling [...] appear as countless moons. No new moon is born. The same moon is being reflected in many receptacles. [...] receptacles, in countless minds.

[181] Train yourself in the ideal of [...] and yet it does not forget the moon above. It keeps its love for the moon constantly alive. It seems, however, [...] has a romantic tie with the great moon. Similarly, you may be an ordinary [...] the mood of that Infinite Love.

[85] There is no difference in the portions [...] For instances the size of the moon is a relative truth, it may appear [...] called relative truth or Asatya.

[85] There is no difference in the portions [...] For instances the size of the moon is a relative truth, it may appear [...] called relative truth or Asatya.

[447] Basil is a moon affected herb, and its effect increases on the full moon (purnima). Moon affected plants should be planted in a location which provides maximum exposure to moonlight. Moon affected herbs do not generally [...] maximum moonlight but no sunlight.

[9] If men wish to prevent helpless [...] [the eleventh day after each new moon and full moon]. Are not those who want to keep [...] dictates of their consciences?

[2] Among the social functions are: [...] Amávasyá. [The new moon of Kárttika. As that night [...] Phálguna. Spring Festival.]

[13] Kuru puńyamahorátram. [...] calculated according to the movement of moon and the system calculated according [...] rátrimána is ahorátra.

[1] You know there is nothing disorderly [...] system the earth is the nucleus, the moon is moving around it. Similarly, [...] electrons moving around the nucleus.

[5] 2. In those days the Aryans were [...] kunda flower… as the lovely moon…; as the glittering snow… [...] white-complexioned body”].

[13] 8. Just as a unit entity is quite [...] speak of a firefly – even the moon and stars fade in the presence of the sun! Only in the blinding darkness of night are the moon, the stars and the fireflies important [...] intellect is sheltered”].

[35] [If You are not the ever-beautiful One, Then why should the sun, moon, planets and stars All cling [...] separation All yearn for You.]

[2] [One should constantly meditate [...] mountain, whose ornament is the lovely moon – Whose limbs are brightened [...] with five faces and three eyes.]

[7] Did Shiva really have a crescent moon on His head? On this matter I [...] misunderstood to be in a drunken state.

[11] The people of those days used to think that of the sixteen digits, or portions, of the moon, we can see fourteen digits on [...] somewhat angular position of the moon, we never see the sixteenth digit. [...] phase] to this sixteenth digit.

[12] Under the spell of this divine [...] invisible sixteenth phase of the moon was on Shiva’s head. Due [...] beautiful ornament is the lovely moon”].

[21] “He who illumines the external [...] – the shining face of the moon is covered with a black veil – [...] hide-and-seek with His little children:

[67] [Last night in dream I saw a new land In the dim half-light of the moon, A solitary realm; I wonder what flowers bloom there, And what moon glows in that sky – There [...] dream of such a solitary land.]

[24] Shadows are then divided into two [...] ráshi [zodiac sign] the full moon enters the seventh house of that particular sign, it will be covered by shadow; and that dark moon is then said to be in lunar eclipse:

[26] [If the moon remains in the seventh house [...] Certainly that ráhu eclipses the moon.]

[14] For example, some say that the moon was split by the incantation of mantras. Others say that someone put black spots on the moon. Others say that an old woman is sitting on the moon spinning yarn – that is why the moon has black spots. Still others [...] because a hare is sitting on the moon’;s lap – and so one name of the moon is Shasháuṋka. [...] the spirit of inquiry in others.

[4] There is one moon, but its reflections, falling [...] appear as countless moons. No new moon is born. The same moon is being reflected or is taking [...] in countless mental receptacles.

[2] People were carefree on elephants’ [...] car or scooter. When going to the moon or Mars, people should be sufficiently [...] etc., help us in this adjustment.

[6] I started climbing. The moon had come out and everything was [...] perhaps a tiger had been chasing him.

[18] SOME [...] lunar concerning moon annual [...] to the relative movement of the moon sidereal year [...] people directly or indirectly.

[19] STRUCTURAL [...] perception becomes a word. The moon creates a soothing feeling in [...] Indu ; Indu means the moon, "the one that moves at higher [...] Chapter 14 . –Eds.

[56] [Just as the lunar seas remain inseparably associated with the moon, and add to its beauty, this world [...] Supreme Entity, victory unto You.]

[4] Suppose somebody does something [...] Purńimá [the full moon of mid-February to mid-March] [...] and thus becoming one with Him.

[11] So the area from Allahabad to Káshii [...] in the light of the same golden moon.”

[43] What is the result of this headlong [...] from the sun, the light of the moon also comes from the sun, and the [...] possesses any light of its own.

[45] [Before that effulgent Supreme Entity, neither the sun shines, nor the moon nor the stars. Nor does the lightning [...] illuminates all luminous entities.]

[3] [One should constantly meditate [...] mountain, whose ornament is the lovely moon – Whose limbs are brightened [...] with five faces and three eyes.]

[10] As a result of surrender the smaller [...] Metaphorically speaking, the bigger-I is the moon [...] oblivious of the external world).

[8] Now, there is system everywhere, [...] this earth is the nucleus, and the moon is moving around this earth. There [...] every planet has its own radius.

[2] Answer : Microvita make no [...] utilize that light properly. The moon cannot be blamed for this. Similarly, microvita emanating from the cosmic factor are for one and all.

[1] Voluntary fasting on certain days [...] eleventh day after the new or full moon). Sannyásiis and renunciants [...] and amávasyá days.

[3] On and around the times of new and full moon, one may observe that the gaseous [...] alleviating the uncomfortable feeling.

[22] Do not kill a fish which is one-fourth [...] Sháradotsava [mid-autumn] to the full moon of the Indian month of Phálguna.

[24] There are so many celestial bodies, [...] directly from the sun but from the moon; sixteen come directly from the sun. Each has an acoustic root.

[28] The area between the two end points [...] effected by the reflected light of the moon. The [[left]] side of the lunar [...] the external influences of the moon below the navel, and its acoustic [...] or the reflected light from the moon in the upper portion of the body, and its acoustic root is ha. The acoustic root of the moon [that is, the ájiṋá cakra] is t́ha. It is the controlling point of the moon – the controlling point [...] Latin, and the word for “moon” is luna. “Monday” is the short form of “Moon-day”.

[24] Vaerágya : The word [...] Púrńimá [full moon of February-March] I told you [...] spring. That is why Buddha said:

[35] Next comes the question, what is [...] child! It’s as lovely as the moon.” But Krśńa’s beauty far exceeds that of the moon. Again we say, “How lustrous [...] Him incomparable, unparalleled.

[42] [Before Him the sun does not shine, nor do the moon and the stars, nor does the lightning [...] that makes all entities radiant.]

[5] EKÁDASHII. “Eleventh” day after the new moon or full moon, days on which fasting is especially advantageous.

[7] Similarly, both these positive [...] of mental ailment comes from the moon or from moonlight.)

[6] In ancient times, people who practised [...] puruśa at night with the help of the moon, or with the help of a burning [...] only a game of light and shade.

[54] The sun, fire, air, and moon are all expressions of Brahma [...] is testing all in various ways.

[95] He is very radiant. Do you know [...] it on a full-moon night, for the moon dims its radiance. The moon is very bright, but during the [...] the sun’s radiance. The sun, moon and stars lose their individual [...] radiant He must be, before whom the moon, the stars, the lightning, the [...] sádhaná is necessary to see Him.

[96] It is with His radiance that every [...] has any radiance of its own. The moon is bright with the sun’s [...] like a tree struck by lightning.

[3] The sádhaka who looks at [...] and the earth, the sun and the moon, have all vanished into nothingness; [...] stance] of Parama Puruśa.

[116] He who illumines the external world, [...] – the shining face of the moon is covered with a black veil – [...] hide-and-seek with His little children.

[123] To contain something you need a [...] entire solar system – sun and moon and planets. And this solar system [...] is the order of this universe.

[95] Anyway, what could I do? I was [...] shining amidst us like the full moon kept on standing. Many people [...] buy such a beautiful coat?”

[133] Ku + jan + d́a = kuja [...] and is known at present as the moon. So the Sanskrit word for the [...] . The special hymn for the moon contains the following verse :

[135] [I devotionally salute the moon that is snow-white like the divine [...] ornament in the crown of Lord Shiva.]

[77] Only a few passengers got down [...] during the dark fortnight of the moon. Although Ghusuŕi was then [...] showed its rural chracteristics.

[111] [O, how beautiful is the night, the moon has risen, the earth seems flooded with an abundance of Kaomudii .]

[1] In ancient times, the full moon day in the month of kártika [...] knees had to be loosened a bit.

[142] The clothing company replied, [...] is always on the wane, like the moon of the dark fortnight. The demand that we have today will not be there tomorrow.”

[128] “ ‘Therein lie our [...] bathe you in the Ganges on the new moon, apply vermilion to your forehead, [...] according to the rules.’

[54] We get the word kála [...] A measurement of time. The moon moves around the earth. In its [...] this particular time taken by the moon is called a lunar month. For nearly half of this lunar month the moon remains in a diminishing or waning [...] pakśa) , starting with the new moon and the full moon respectively. These two fortnights are also measurements of time.

[66] [One should constantly meditate [...] mountain, whose ornament is the lovely moon – whose limbs are brightened [...] the five faces and three eyes.]

[147] Midnight was upon me. It was as [...] and come out. It is not the new moon night but the full moon night. The darkest, subtlest particles of the new moon night can be transformed into particles of moonlight. Cannot the new moon night of one’s life take the form of the full moon? That terrible shadow of time [...] Mahákaola was calling me.

[162] I looked up. It was a moonlit night. [...] become lost in the light of the moon. The lesser light becomes lost [...] becomes lost in the light of the sun.

[189] The moon slowly passed behind a sliver [...] Deviidaha became a little blackish.

[190] The summer nights are not long. I guessed that shortly after the silvery moon came out from behind the black [...] Deviidaha… it would begin to bloom.

[73] In the huge expanse of time, [...] convenience. The time that the moon takes to go once around the earth, that is, the time taken by the moon to go around all the houses of [...] one unit. The time taken by the moon to cover one particular star in its orbit is called a lunar day or tithi [a day of the moon]. The lunar day is part of the [...] called kárańa .

[37] If the totality of an object [...] believed that on the first day of the moon they see only one kalá [1/16 of the whole moon]. On the second day they see two kalás [2/16] of the moon. On the thirteenth day they see thirteen kalás [13/16] of the moon, on the fourteenth day fourteen kalás [14/16] and on full moon day, fifteen kalas [15/16]. [...] slightly tilted position of the moon causes the sixteenth part to be [...] káśt́há .

[81] So the area from Allahabad to Káshii [...] in the light of the same golden moon.”

[92] There is a proper time and [...] mid-April] particularly when the moon enters the Ádrá [...] káńd́a .

[7] 5) The Ketu [dragon’s tail] [...] Ráhu swallows either the moon or the sun. Vidhurapi vidhiyogát grasyate Ráhunáhasao [Even the moon is eclipsed by Ráhu, this is the providential decree].

[8] But Ráhu’s neck is [...] swallows either the sun or the moon, they come back out through the cut neck. The sun or the moon gets liberated from the swallowing [...] ráhu was found. Thus, if the moon would enter the seventh astrological [...] there would be a lunar eclipse.

[10] [The moon is found in the seventh house [...] on that day, if there is a full moon, then certainly Ráhu will come devouring.]

[39] The English for kamala is “lotus”; [...] water-lily has a relationship with the moon; for this reason, moonlight is [...] is a common saying in Bengali:

[3] 1) Mouthful; that is, as much as [...] there is an eclipse whenever the moon or the sun is found in one portion [...] zodiac/in the seventh stands the moon/if there is a full moon on that day/ráhu is sure [...] which kalá of the sun or moon falls under that umbra. In the [...] mathematical analysis. When the sun or moon passes through that portion of the umbra, it is thought that the sun or moon has come out from the severed [...] head-planet; thus we say that the sun or moon has fallen in the kabala of ráhu.

[7] One rotation of the moon around the earth is conceptualized [...] not the agent which causes the moon to revolve, but rather is the name given by the witnessing human mind to one orbit of the moon around the earth. Thus, the lunar [...] cannot be the ultimate factor.

[4] The moon gets its glitterance from the [...] that Supreme Glittering Entity?

[97] When both the sun and the moon are in Pisces, and clouds form [...] crops will increase tremendously.

[98] Some plants are sun affected and others are moon affected. Basil is moon affected. In moon affected herbs the effect increases on the full moon. Sun affected and moon affected plants should be grown in separate areas.

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[23] By adding the suffix iip to any [...] constellation is ashvinii, but the full moon is áshvinii).

[8] In Sanskrit vrkśa or vrkśa [...] the earth is the nucleus, and the moon moves around the earth. In the [...] This is the ideological flow.)

[3] The Bengali calendar is based on the cycles of the moon. Detailed research needs to be [...] scientific and increase productivity.

[25] [Throughout the world there is [...] Mother Earth; The sun and the moon are the companions of all.]

[52] Behind the origin of a religion [...] Some religions centered around the moon, some the sun, and others a stone [...] does not occur because the sun or moon has been devoured by the mythological [...] This is the result of blind faith.

[63] Human beings readily accept traditions [...] upon as a female deity and the Moon was a male God. The Sun God was [...] or the Oláicánd.

[64] From the above discussion it is [...] religious ceremonies in worship of the moon will find it difficult to continue [...] the opportunity to walk on the moon. Blind faith must be removed through [...] common banner of one religion.

[28] [All human beings are our own – [...] We all love our universe, the moon and stars above and the forest [...] together to call to the Supreme Lord.]

[21] [There is only one race in the [...] Earth, And the same sun and moon are our common companions.]

[55] Certain practices were not originally [...] sun was a female god and that the moon was a male god, so they addressed [...] from one generation to another.

[56] The only way to combat religious [...] propitiated to release the sun and the moon from an eclipse. The reason is [...] ideas will vanish from society.

[57] Many people today advocate the [...] observances which relate to the moon – after sighting the moon, they start their religious penance. But what will happen to those who will live on the moon itself. Rational thinking will [...] rationality will defeat fanaticism.

[20] There are some other people who [...] t́ha is the acoustic root of moon or calmness. Now when these two [...] expression hat́hát.

[1] Puruśottama is the nucleus [...] the earth is the nucleus, and the moon is moving round the earth; in [...] – is the crudest objectivity.

[4] The Sanskrita words púrńimá, [...] respectively, the day of the full moon, the day of the new moon, and the eleventh day after either the full moon or the new moon.

[7] Just now it was said He was anejat, [...] time for a person to travel to the moon from this earth, but for the mind [...] than any quinquelemental movement.

[30] Even sinners, durácáriis [...] [“eleventh” day after the new moon or full moon], the full moon and the new moon very little food should be taken [...] This is called upavása.)

[3] What is the most brilliant? Because [...] has nucleus and electrons. The moon revolves around out earth, and [...] glittering object in the Universe.

[21] Let me tell you a story. Once two [...] conditions – being the new moon night it was pitch-dark. As they [...] the work of a siddha devayoni.

[56] I started climbing. The moon had come out and everything was [...] perhaps a tiger had been chasing him.

[121] In most cases planets are those [...] within the orbit of the sun and moon or other planets of this solar [...] the earth’s satellite is the moon; Mars’s satellites are Deimos [...] the name ekáuṋga.

[123] It often happens that a newly-created [...] of ancient astrologers that the moon was formed in this way, that is, [...] portion of the earth from which the moon broke away, and that pit was the [...] kśiirodárńava. Thus we even find in the moon’;s dhyána mantra:

[125] [The divine, snow-coloured conch born of the Pacific Ocean. I salute the moon with devotion, the one who adorns the crown of Shiva.]

[57] Such dream castles take on most [...] unknown destination and play with the moon and the stars. Losing themselves [...] despite improper guidance at home.

[3] Now the question is, why should [...] Puruśa, who has created the sun, the moon and the stars, that which is manifested [...] be afraid of anything or anyone.

[5] EKÁDASHII. “Eleventh” day after the new moon or full moon, days on which fasting is especially advantageous.

[59] Take another example, the calendar [...] depends upon the movement of the moon, is followed. In this system the [...] factors should be discouraged.

[40] Viparyaya or defective cognition [...] does not really exist. Suppose the moon is reflecting in a pond. There are two images of the moon, but the image in the pond is not the real moon. To consider the reflected moon as the real moon is viparyaya or false knowledge. [...] a kind of defective cognition.

[58] Like the word gaiṋja, the [...] “that which looks like the moon”.

[4] The same system is followed by [...] the middle is the earth, and the moon is moving around that nucleus. [...] this one párthiva cakra.

[3] As a result of surrender the smaller [...] the bigger “I” is the moon [...] called bháva samádhi.

[25] What does the crescent moon over the head of Shiva connote? At that time people used to think some portion of the moon as invisible. They had divided the moon into sixteen Kalás. The [...] in this invisible portion of the moon. This crescent moon is also called Amákalá [...] Candrabhúśańa etc.

[26] The mind thinks; it creates micropsychic [...] moving around the sun, and the moon around the earth, similarly every [...] yourself and Parama Puruśa.

[4] Just now I said the most convenient [...] the earth is the nucleus, and the moon is moving round that nucleus. [...] non-animated objects are moving round it.

[15] During the reign of King Akbar, [...] Agraháyana to Vaesháka. The full moon takes place in the month of Agraháyana [...] rhymes of old Bengal, for example,

[21] This shows that the Kárttika [...] of Saḿvat, when the full moon takes place with the appearance [...] King Shálibáhana.

[1] Abhidhamma (Pali): “getting [...] Amávasyá: new moon Ananda Marga: “The Path [...] Maháyána Buddhism

[12] PC: Personal Contact, Personal [...] Púrńimá: full moon Puruśottama: Supreme [...] as the nucleus of the Universe

[1] [filler] The Lily and the Moon

[2] Train yourself in the ideal of [...] and yet it does not forget the moon above. It keeps its love for the moon constantly alive. It seems, however, [...] has a romantic tie with the great moon. Similarly, you may be an ordinary [...] the mood of that Infinite Love.

[61] The man reluctantly agreed. He [...] in the soft light of the waxing moon. I asked the caretaker if he knew what it was.

[22] Formerly in Bengal, as well as [...] constellation the end of the full moon night is in. For example, when the end of the full moon night is in the constellation [...] Vaeshákha; if the end of the full moon night is in Jyeśt́há [...] Agraháyańa. Its full moon night finishes in the constellation [...] place of Agraháyańa.

[3] At the time of pineal secretion [...] provide. The sun’s rays, the moon beams, the land, the water, in [...] continuous stream of blissful nectar.

[2] ÁCÁRYA. Spiritual [...] AMÁVASYÁ. New moon. ANÁHATA CAKRA. See [...] AVADHÚTA. An absolute renunciant.

[9] PHÁLGUNA. Twelfth month [...] PÚRŃIMÁ. Full moon.

[1] ÁCÁRYA or ÁCÁRYÁ. [...] AMÁVASYÁ. New moon. ÁNANDA. Divine bliss. [...] movements from the subtle to the crude.

[12] PARAMA BRAHMA. BRAHMA, “Supreme” [...] PÚRŃIMÁ. Full moon. PURODHÁ. A senior spiritual teacher.

[48] The friendly glow of fireworms [...] indiscernible on the night of the full moon. And on the day of the full moon one cannot see the moon if the sun shines brightly in [...] expansion, vanishes altogether.

[50] In His presence, the moon, the stars and even the brilliant [...] with tears of sorrows in the eyes,

[71] It has been said, Shauṋkaramaolinivásini [...] piercing through the snow-white moon, it spread in all directions in [...] means the water of the Ganges.

[63] [May the goddess Sarasvatii, who [...] species of flowers), as white as the moon, as white as the snow, Who [...] May she always protect us.]

[50] It was the full moon in Phalgun that day, with bright [...] their white peaks in the distance.

[108] The verbal root mas means “to [...] the amount of time it takes the moon to pass through the twelve signs of the zodiac.

[110] The verbal root má also [...] is “the amount of time the moon takes to measure the earth once [...] sun cannot be had through them.

[13] The earth moves around the sun; [...] certainly a sound is created. The moon moves around the [earth]; certainly [...] may or may not be visible to you.