Na > References for ‘naraka, naraká’

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[15] Karmakari yei jan phalákauṋkśii [...] Lobhe punah punah paŕe naraka dustare. Ámi yáhá [...] Ishvarer t́háinn .

[21] Microcosms, confined as they are [...] pratisaiṋcara is called hell (naraka), and the movement of the unit [...] narakavása or life in hell.

[39] Abhimánaḿ surápánaḿ. [...] “self-aggrandizement has got its abode in naraka [hell].” Pratiśt́há [...] should give up this thing.”

[47] 3. Svarloka – this is the [...] Kośa, people go to svarga or naraká, heaven or hell. The fact is [...] all to experience heaven or hell.

[47] 3. Svarloka – this is the [...] Kośa, people go to svarga or naraká, heaven or hell. The fact is [...] all to experience heaven or hell.

[13] In fact the inculcation of gaorava [...] for rasátala is raorava naraka – and a person indulging in gaorava will certainly go to raorava.

[14] (It must, however, be remembered [...] this type is said to be living in naraka. This point has been clarified [...] no heaven and no hell”].)

[41] Karma kare yei jan phalákáuṋkhii [...] punah lobhe páŕe naraka dustare. Ami yáhá [...] Iishvarer tháṋi.

[62] Narada then cautioned the boys, [...] the Lord. We are ready to live in naraka, hell, if the Lord is there in naraka. We are not ready to go to svarga, heaven, if the Lord is in naraka.”

[12] Karma kari yeijan phalákáuṋkśii [...] Lobhe punah punah paŕe naraka dustare.

[1] The word “Rávańa” [...] pushes one into downfall, into naraka – raorava naraka. The degraded human mind, working [...] is mythological, not historical.

[29] That was the fourteenth day of [...] oil-lamps. That day is still observed as Naraka Caturdashii in western India, [...] the goddess Shyámá.