Na > References for ‘Narayan, Náráyan, Nárayań, Náráyań’

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[23] This cosmological nucleus is the [...] Consciousness; that is why He is called Náráyan. “Ayan” means shelter, [...] you should have physical weapons.

[7] You all know there was a great devotee of Narayan called Dhruva who started intense [...] by the time he had grown up. So Narayan asked Narada, “Can you go [...] until you’re older?”

[22] Another way to give the public [...] not be sorry for that, because (Náráyan) in human form has accepted, taking [...] gain. Is it a less important gain?

[45] Shil shilát́an shile [...] Gaorii kii batta kare? Ás Náráyań bás Náráyań Tolá Gauṋgár [...] han Bholá Maheshvara.

[46] [Shiva is in the house; From [...] Gaorii observing?” Come on Náráyań, and take your seat here; Shiva [...] 9 ) ]

[62] Trihut District was quite large [...] Samastipur, named after Samasti Náráyan Ray).

[63] The Maethilii branch of the pre-Gaod́iiya [...] and Koshii valleys. King Prthvii Náráyan Shah established the Gorkha empire [...] know the famous Janakpur catachu.

[43] What is the result of this headlong [...] “You know that Ráma and Nárayań are one and the same entity?” [...] possesses any light of its own.

[2] The shape of Nepal is like a rectangle [...] 1773 the Gorkha leader Prithvi Narayan Shah forcibly occupied Nepal on [...] trade between the two countries.

[132] Trihut District was quite large [...] Samastipur, named after Samasti Náráyan Ray).

[133] The Maethilii branch of the pre-Gaod́iiya [...] and Koshii valleys. King Prthvii Náráyan Shah established the Gorkha empire [...] know the famous Janakpur catachu.

[1] Dedicated to the sacred memory of my beloved father, the late Laksmi Narayan Sarkar

[1] Dedicated to the sacred memory of my beloved father, the late Laksmi Narayan Sarkar