Mo > References for ‘moonlight’

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The Stance of Salvation and How to Attain It (1)

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

The Practice of Art and Literature (1)

[87] Mysophobic, conservative writers will compose poems about the sea, mountains and moonlight, will paint literary pictures [...] “decency” and “decorum”.

Some Important Crops (2)

[447] Basil is a moon affected herb, [...] which provides maximum exposure to moonlight. Moon affected herbs do not generally [...] planted so that they get maximum moonlight but no sunlight.

The Science of Instrumental Music Has Multifarious Expressions (5)

[8] The music grew even clearer. Everything was glittering in the moonlight. I went ahead. The sound now seemed [...] started reciting a poem to myself:

[10] [Who are you, playing the viińá [...] in this late evening bathed in moonlight.]

[37] We reached the end of the mountains. [...] slowly begin to dissolve into the moonlight; as it did I heard the sound of [...] 3 )

[55] “Certainly I remember,” [...] disappeared. It has mixed with the moonlight and fled into the unknown.”

[57] “The way you left so suddenly; it seemed to me as if you too had gotten lost in the moonlight. I looked everywhere but I couldn’t [...] steady rain started falling.”

Prabháta Saḿgiita 1445 (1)

[4] Even though your eyes are filled [...] half-open and half-closed under the moonlight. Who is that Unknown Traveller [...] tears, your eyes are very beautiful.

Microvitum and Its Effect on Human Body and Human Mind (1)

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

Kuńála to Kumbhiira (Discourse 31) (1)

[109] Kumudii or kaomudii means “moonlight”.

Kulya to Kuvela (Discourse 34) (3)

[41] Moonlight is not a medicine like sunlight is. Rather moonlight often overwhelms the mind with [...] according to the difference in moonlight, that is, in accordance with the [...] of the word kulyá .

Ka to Kandara (Discourse 16) (1)

[72] “Some unknown person had [...] compartment was illumined by the moonlight.

Karpat́a to Karśú (Discourse 19) (2)

[147] Midnight was upon me. It was as [...] be transformed into particles of moonlight. Cannot the new moon night of [...] Mahákaola was calling me.

[189] The moon slowly passed behind a sliver of cloud. A kind of soft shadow fell over the moonlight. The water of the Deviidaha became a little blackish.

Kabandha to Karashiikara (Discourse 18) (1)

[39] The English for kamala is “lotus”; [...] with the moon; for this reason, moonlight is called kaomudii. The kahlára [...] is a common saying in Bengali:

Kabala to Kaḿsári (Discourse 20) (4)

[128] 2) Kákajyotsná: If the moonlight is really sparkling and brilliant [...] it. Sometimes when crows see such moonlight they become confused and start crying ká ká. This kind of moonlight is called kákajyotsná [jyotsná means “moonlight”].

Indukamala to Iyatta (Discourse 7) (1)

[60] “Quite well, as good as can [...] poet say: ‘If I die in such moonlight it is good; such a death is as good as heaven’.”

How Should a Devotee Behave? (1)

[5] I had a certain acquaintance whose [...] nothing but a bush which, in the moonlight, looked just like a human being. [...] how a fear complex can develop.

Eka to Ekáuṋga (Discourse 12) (5)

[58] The music grew even clearer. Everything was glittering in the moonlight. I went ahead. The sound now seemed [...] started reciting a poem to myself:

[60] [Who are you, playing the viińá [...] in this late evening bathed in moonlight.]

[87] We reached the end of the mountains. [...] slowly begin to dissolve into the moonlight; as it did I heard the sound of [...] 11 )

[105] “Certainly I remember,” [...] disappeared. It has mixed with the moonlight and fled into the unknown.”

[107] “The way you left so suddenly; it seemed to me as if you too had gotten lost in the moonlight. I looked everywhere but I couldn’t [...] steady rain started falling.”

Auṋka to Akśa (Discourse 3) (2)

[65] Anyhow, feeling tired, I laid my [...] torch because there was enough moonlight to see by.

[90] Niiláiṋjana started [...] spectral world. There was some moonlight so there were very few fireflies. [...] lost in a magical inner realm.

Aoktha/Aokthaka/Aokthika to Aokśa (Discourse 15) (3)

[109] We kept on driving. My driver’s [...] quite visible in the brilliant moonlight so we had no difficulty seeing [...] told the driver to stop the car.

[115] Chandan didn’t reply. I looked at him and saw him fading into the moonlight. Where was Chandan? Where was [...] grave was unable to fade into the moonlight.

Áṋka to Ád́hya (Discourse 4) (2)

[46] It was the lunar fortnight, beautiful moonlight. I was probably the only person [...] Monghyr, below the Monghyr-Patna road.

[51] I was speechless. At any rate, [...] soul. As best as I could see in the moonlight he looked to be about twenty-three [...] the power of máyá.

Aekya to Aekśava (Discourse 13) (3)

[50] It was the full moon in Phalgun that day, with bright moonlight and charming natural surroundings, [...] visible that day because of the moonlight. Normally the Himalayas were not [...] their white peaks in the distance.

[105] A few years later I was once again sitting in that same place at the dead of night bathed in moonlight. With the change in time comes [...] Neither of the two was present.