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[13] You people of today are more enlightened. [...] human beings overcame them and moved towards their goal with firm steps; and how even today they are advancing by solving numerous problems.

[204] The assembled ghosts were moved by his eloquent speech, and were totally convinced. The MP encouraged by the response, continued:

[22] The coastal areas of Bengal were [...] Bengal’s clocks were also moved ahead one hour from Indian Standard [...] several other places in Bengal.

[109] The sweet relationship between [...] ideal uppermost in their minds and moved towards that ideal. That is why [...] caraeveti ["Move on, move on"].

[22] People should not be allowed to [...] pushed easily it will have to be moved more forcibly. You will have to [...] for acceleration in the speed.

[17] But this interpretation of yoga [...] yoga”. So here Tantra has moved a step further. According to Patanjali, [...] refuses to accept this concept.

[13] In Sanskrit kr refers to when objects change their place, are moved from one point to another, when [...] everything functions properly.

[7] A person whose all desires have [...] hyáptakáma rśis moved along this path of satya in the [...] satya. So the rśis said,

[12] Rice was heavily used, as wheat [...] contact in Persia. When the Aryans moved from Persia to India, in the period [...] they knew only the use of barley.

[5] So humanity continued progressing [...] became weaker. Humans at that time moved like their monkey ancestors. While [...] monkeys belong to the same gotra.

[14] In the second phase people started [...] hovered in the human mind as humanity moved away from animality. Gradually [...] worship soil they become soil.

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

[73] Here there may be a little confusion [...] all its acrobatics, it has not moved even a step forward. Yoked to [...] could not move a step forward.

[113] Among modern critics we can observe [...] this objectively may perhaps be moved to emotion by such a song of lamentation, [...] rehearse the song beforehand?

[2] Take the case of our poles: the [...] the people say that satellites moved in and out of this earth when [...] will take place in the future.

[26] That Supreme Entity is the unique [...] smiles, tears and songs, is not moved by the show, because it is the deceptive play of his magic.

[6] The principles of Prakrti are known [...] is dental sa. And everything is moved or influenced by energy (kriyá [...] guńa”, “ra” means “moved by energy”, and “va” [...] ucyate”. Every object or entity is moved by these biija mantras. Therefore [...] object”, “all objects”.

[14] Now the word Krśńa [...] use saying that we won’t be moved by that attraction. We will have [...] he attracts or draws everything.

[22] This type of degradation is not [...] attainment of this freedom they moved along the path of development [...] application of His divine energy.

[38] Can this emancipation be attained [...] of cowards. A mighty personage, moved by flattery, may give the flatterers [...] cowards would decline to accept it.

[3] When the members of a society come [...] Samaj or society. Some may have moved far ahead; some may have lagged [...] whole world as an integral entity.

[18] The news was broadcast by television [...] anything else with wheels, and moved back to Shiva’s Kashii. Within [...] deserted as a market place at night.

[1] When the Aryans first entered India, [...] Harihána). In the third stage the Aryans moved to Prayága (Pra means well [...] were Aryo-Austrico-Mongoloids.

[3] However, as the Aryans advanced [...] was increasingly deflated as they moved eastward from Allahabad.

[31] The king and queen did not object. [...] silver-coloured rein in his hand. He moved swiftly, riding a milky-white [...] moonlit night, O Friend?”

[92] The prince felt that the fairy [...] Horse!” The Peacock Horse moved forward through the hazy darkness towards the Kingdom of Light.17

[3] The word jiṋána (knowledge) [...] gradually developed as the Aryans moved from country to country, undergoing [...] use; another verb, vid, was used.

[8] The other cult, the non-Shaeva [...] it, and then the blade of grass moved. What is the harm if we want to [...] cult over the non-Shaeva cult.

[5] Human beings are moved and guided by their own unit minds, [...] the Macrocosm asserts Its mind.

[11] Now let us discuss Digha. Previously [...] district headquarters. The British moved their headquarters to Kánthi [...] used to be predominantly Buddhist.

[17] “There in that very house [...] yajiṋa. Seeing all this, he was moved to his very depths. He was overwhelmed. [...] about half of his body did not.

[3] These three guńas are like [...] [sattvaguńa] met the gentleman and was moved by his plight. “If you go [...] Bhágavata dharma.”

[27] Again I called out, “Hey [...] is this universe. He had gone, moved on. Perhaps the man of this world [...] some unknown, unrecognized home.

[200] [[ Then humans understood that [...] in the human mind as humanity moved away from animality. Gradually [...] worship soil they become soil.

[9] Now let us discuss Digha. Previously [...] district headquarters. The British moved their headquarters to Kánthi [...] used to be predominantly Buddhist.

[31] Human beings are always moving. They moved in the past, they are moving now, [...] comparing Brahma to a valueless zero.

[16] Inspiration and the thought of [...] stones and earth are not easily moved by spiritual inspiration; nor [...] crude people who are not easily moved by the application of spiritual [...] of physical energy is required.

[11] The human body is a machine moved by fifty propensities (vrttis) [...] turn control the bodily functions.

[9] [In order to demonstrate this point, [...] For some time the lower regions moved a little and then became motionless. [...] inactive and devoid of vital energy.]

[5] “Vimalam acalam”. “Acalam” [...] treated as if it were a mountain, not moved, not moving, not shaking, not deviating from its principles.

[22] “This is the first phase [...] In the second phase the Aryans moved further southeast: their influence [...] Harihána → Hariyána).

[23] “Then, in the next phase, [...] the Vedic influence. Then they moved farther east, and their influence [...] still persists even today.”

[37] “Take for example the case [...] emerging from the Ganges at Trivenii, moved southwards, and then it and the [...] the sea entering into the land.

[57] The British occupied both Agra [...] of British rule, the capital was moved to Lucknow. Anyway, there was [...] pre-Gaod́iiya Gangetic valley civilization.

[3] Manifestation [of culture] is coupled [...] part-civilization of Ráŕh moved ahead. In this respect, even an [...] should not be ignored. They not only moved towards [worldly] fulfilment along [...] lyrical expressions came into being.

[1] The soil of Ráŕh [...] witness that hard-bodied tiny animals moved on the soil of Ráŕh [...] of western Ráŕh.

[17] There was one such eddy in the [...] Cákdá. Nowadays the Bhagiirathii has moved more to the west.

[28] After the fall of Saptagrám [...] Cuncŕo’s Suvarńa baniks moved there. They started living in [...] those days Calcutta’s trade moved principally along the Bhagiirathii. [...] the old residents of Calcutta.

[1] There are three main reasons why [...] affected. Secondly, if industries moved away from rural villages, the [...] system, economic balance is lost.

[3] Just as agriculture will have to [...] engaged in that sector has now moved towards agriculture. For a perfectly [...] intellectual or white collar jobs.

[4] In India village industries have [...] the ruined rural industries have moved towards agriculture. In rural [...] percent. What an unbearable situation!

[6] Hearing this news, the jackals [...] the impression of being deeply moved. “Phatu’s mother,” [...] so early in the morning?”

[7] Let us take an example. Jarasandha, [...] furious assaults, the capital was moved to Dwaraka. To reach Dwaraka one [...] antisocial forces of Jarasandha.

[13] Along with this, He fulfilled one [...] in no way affect Me.” He moved ahead in His own characteristic [...] science both directly and indirectly.

[5] While performing meditation, when [...] sai – “Those who have moved upwards towards Parama Shiva in [...] and supreme goal of human life.

[13] On another day, Kanika was sitting [...] well, looking down into it. If she moved slightly this way or that, or if she moved only a little to look at her own [...] prevent her certain death. Kanika moved stealthily forward from behind, picked the child up, and placed her on her lap.

[4] Chlorophyll is helped, is moved, by sun rays. It is the inherent [...] character, of pulsative nature.

[8] One meaning of the word ra [...] “ra-ra-ra” and the horse moved forward. And when they said [...] called ratha [chariot].

[87] Today things have changed. Mákaŕd́á or Sarasvatii has moved on, the Sarasvatii has dried up, [...] economic evaluation is necessary.

[91] I looked behind me only to find [...] supposed to be. Perhaps he had moved back a little, a little further away, to a more distant hiding place.

[17] I raise this topic because I want [...] through ideological clash. It has moved ahead, it is moving ahead, and [...] individually or collectively.)

[5] Humanity no doubt has some access [...] roles of Krśńa. I moved and danced with both, but now [...] through His irresistible charms.

[25] Thus human beings advanced and moved on. How do people progress? They [...] out and starts running after Him.

[1] As I show you here, when two fingers [...] As a result, hands can still be moved…;.. other fingers can also be moved, but the relative position between [...] special kind of finger arrangement.

[9] Karna’s teacher was Parasurama. [...] but he neither made any sound nor moved his legs even in the slightest, [...] doing anything like that.”

[74] When the Aryans came to India they [...] Shúrasena and Shakasena). Then they moved forward along the western bank [...] [a special Vedic ceremony].

[92] “This is the first phase [...] In the second phase the Aryans moved further southeast: their influence [...] Harihána → Hariyána).

[93] “Then, in the next phase, [...] the Vedic influence. Then they moved farther east, and their influence [...] still persists even today.”

[107] “Take for example the case [...] emerging from the Ganges at Trivenii, moved southwards, and then it and the [...] the sea entering into the land.

[127] The British occupied both Agra [...] of British rule, the capital was moved to Lucknow. Anyway, there was [...] pre-Gaod́iiya Gangetic valley civilization.

[31] Another meaning of the word [...] Bengali . Nowadays we have moved one step further and changed gahaná to gayná .

[62] Whatever emanates from good intentions, or whatever moves or is moved towards goodness, is called [...] word kháráb .

[203] The cow-ghost said: “In that [...] pain he was in! Then the raven moved throughout the whole universe; [...] cried out with great difficulty:

[7] One rotation of the moon around [...] or earth, or had the earth not moved around the sun, there would be [...] cannot be the ultimate factor.

[8] The first Homo Sapiens did not [...] Melanesia, and from there again they moved in other directions, to find new homes in unexplored horizons.

[19] The Aryans first moved from West Asia and migrated to [...] Korea and Japan in the Far East.

[18] [The age] moved on. Humanity passed through several [...] bit of cultural and social life.

[19] Metamorphosis went on. Age after [...] rather, the bulk of the society, moved on goaded by these dogmas, and [...] were treated as unwanted beings.

[13] In the world, you see, in the first stage the creation moved from subtle to crude, from [...] movement from crude to subtle.

[26] The final and most dangerous form [...] of Italy and Hitler of Germany moved along the same path. When communist [...] Zedong built up Chinese superiority.

[29] In this connection I am reminded [...] walking towards it. The light moved on, and sometime later it came [...] microvita of the siddha group.

[30] Marańa means change. Death [...] infirm man. The same one entity has moved through a series of transformations, [...] all the changes qualify as death.

[18] Dharma is your real friend. So, [...] proper place. [When] dharma [is moved from] its place, that is called [...] there is dharma[sya] glánih.

[37] Farsi is written nowadays in a [...] modern Farsi literature has also moved forward on the path of development its speed is comparatively less than that of medieval Farsi.

[5] These creatures underwent changes [...] the next stage or phase, as they moved along the path of introversion [...] structures and psychic metamorphosis.

[2] In that early phase of human civilization, [...] development of civilization, they moved down to the plains and settled [...] Fire was discovered much later.

[7] Human beings must move forward, [...] back and discover that they have moved forward leaving many things behind; [...] coming year in a fruitful way.

[16] Because egg-producing creatures [...] non-reptiles, becoming creatures who moved by means of their hands and feet. [...] fed their offspring increased.

[103] The opportunists will misuse your [...] entreats you to give him relief. Being moved with pity, if you do what is needed [...] a hostile attitude towards him.

[90] Niiláiṋjana started [...] fireflies. Those few that were there moved aside when they saw me, but when [...] lost in a magical inner realm.

[157] When the caretaker entered my room he said: “Sir, you moved into the room last night! If you [...] you had had an accident?”

[163] “To relieve himself of any responsibility, the compounder moved and shook the bodies a little, [...] last rites and cremation.”

[170] “Just now I’ve come [...] was lying, and with their help I moved the banyan tree just enough so [...] will also accompany you.”

[84] “I am really moved by your sincerity, overwhelmed. There should be more boys like you all over Magadha.”

[77] “Miirkashim accepted Vireshvijay’s reasoning and moved the capital to Monghyr. On Vireshvijay’s [...] Alipur, now a part of Calcutta).

[85] Again, moments later, the dog’s [...] condition”]. Again the dog’s tail moved a few times and again it barked [...] then started climbing the hill.

[7] Human history reveals that humanity has moved forward in this way. The first [...] – are critical junctures.

[9] Yes… his mind has moved slightly upward now. [The dádá’s [...] [Giving him a pen] How is this?