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[36] The Indian people learned a practical lesson from the national spirit of the British, and nationalism grew in them also. The Indian [...] the alien British nation began.

[35] Was it only in the Middle Ages [...] communalism itself, provincialism, nationalism and casteism. The responsibility [...] kśatriyas to commit heinous acts.

[238] To accomplish this objective a new type of nationalism based on economics is created which is totally different from both the nationalism of the Kśatriya Age, based [...] Vipra Age, based on learning. The nationalism of the Vaeshya Age leads to a [...] for the unity of the human race.

[253] Only the shúdras fail to [...] communalism, provincialism and nationalism, and by composing the necessary scriptures to accomplish this.

[254] It should be clearly understood [...] communalism, provincialism and nationalism are supported mainly by the money [...] protest against their exploitation.

[72] By power of expression I do not [...] communalism, provincialism and nationalism; and narrow-minded political ideas. [...] pioneers on the path to fulfilment.

[83] Weak-minded sáhityikas [...] of communalism, provincialism or nationalism, the more this sort of literature will pour out from their pens.

[9] When people get detached from non-carbonic [...] capitalism, state capitalism, communism, nationalism, communalism, parochialism, provincialism, [...] ailments in various forms and figures.

[6] In the process of expansion clashes [...] greed, casteism, provincialism, nationalism, etc. – as they strive to [...] mohándha or blindly infatuated.

[9] Nationalism is fast getting out of date. Not [...] detrimental or retrograde reactions.

[32] It has become fashionable today to cry out for nationalism. In fact, nationalism is also a psychic ailment. The [...] think that casteism is worse than nationalism are incorrect. The total population [...] of Australia is worse than the nationalism of Persia. An Indian nationalist [...] is necessarily a universalist.

[5] “Now, the abstract form for nation is nationalism. Nationalism is not something material. You can see the nation, but not the sentimental unity known as nationalism.

[10] As people become more generous [...] casteism, tribalism, provincialism and nationalism, which evoke narrowness, violence, [...] violence, hatred or narrowness.

[25] NATIONALISM AND UNIVERSALISM

[26] Nationalism is fast becoming outdated. Not [...] cement the solidarity of the world.

[39] The outdated ideals of nationalism are crumbling to pieces today. [...] and message of eternal humanism.

[17] “Samánamastu vo mano.” [...] racialism, provincialism, parochialism, nationalism, even internationalism, are enemies [...] ism, and that ism is universalism.

[9] Question – Is there dogma in nationalism and communalism?

[10] Answer – Yes. The dogma in nationalism is based on geo-sentiment, and [...] illogical and unscientific nature.

[6] Now, if we enlarge the circumference beyond the scope of nationalism or internationalism and embrace [...] “general” humanism.

[13] Intra-humanistic clash is a continuing [...] nothing more than an enlarged form of nationalism: only its radius is large, or maximitis, as I said in the beginning. That is the only difference.

[76] The more the human mind becomes [...] etc. Often I hear people say that nationalism is an appreciable sentiment and that there is no narrowness in it. But is this true? Nationalism is also relative, just like tribalism, [...] other places it is less worthwhile.

[77] Let us consider, for example, the [...] feelings are more expanded than the nationalism of most of the nations of the [...] than the population of Bengal.)

[78] Hence it is observed that communalism, casteism, provincialism and nationalism are all of the same defective [...] fissiparous intellect in human society.

[81] The more time is passing by, the more the glare of casteism, provincialism, communalism and nationalism is fading away. The human beings [...] to duplicity and deceitfulness.

[89] Although all the languages of the [...] throughout the world in the name of nationalism, under no circumstances should we die, breaking our heads in darkness.

[19] But social progress is achieved [...] narrow sentiments such as casteism, nationalism, communalism, provincialism, etc., [...] no one is low, no one is high.

[55] Some important positive sentiments [...] include communalism, patriotism, nationalism, provincialism, lingualism and racism.

[12] These eight fetters supply the vital energy to isms or superstition. Isms, such as nationalism, casteism, provincialism, communalism, etc., create hatred and destroy human integrity.

[20] There is still another thing which [...] concerns the barriers of so-called nationalism. One day, Jessore and Bongaon [...] identify those who made them refugees.

[25] In this case, as in the case of nationalism, I will sound a word of warning. Petty nationalism is detrimental to human civilization [...] should be cautious in the future.

[23] The reason is that this cosmic [...] society. As long as the feeling of nationalism remains alive, mutual conflicts [...] degree of psychic expansion. When nationalism cannot embrace every human being, [...] establish their national ego. Not only nationalism, no “ism”, not even [...] internationalism will assume the same role as nationalism does today. The only way to establish [...] will be known as the human nation.

[37] Human society is continually striving [...] society. The outdated ideals of nationalism are crumbling to pieces today.

[10] “Isms” that separate [...] vaeshyas. Casteism, provincialism, nationalism, racism, are nurtured chiefly [...] kśatriya’s brawn with his money.

[34] It is often seen that those who [...] such as casteism, provincialism, nationalism, etc. It is often the so-called [...] underlying devotional sentiment.

[8] In actuality, it so happens that [...] castes – they are contrary to nationalism. If we concern ourselves with [...] slightly larger than the other’s.

[22] In many newly-independent countries [...] provincialism and communalism, nationalism is highly detrimental to the minds [...] into the minds of the students.

[23] When the propounders of an education system are obsessed by chauvinistic nationalism, they often, in the name of preserving [...] overcome that prejudicial zeal.

[26] The final and most dangerous form [...] imperialists popularize the theory of nationalism. They portray their exploitation [...] Zedong built up Chinese superiority.

[18] So, every feeling less than that of universal projection is bad. To propagate nationalism is a mental disease like casteism, [...] People may say that the angle of nationalism is bigger than that of provincialism [...] greater than the angle of Pakistani nationalism. The population of Swiss nationals [...] here provincialism is better than nationalism. The population of Nepal is less [...] is bigger than that of Nepalese nationalism. We must not support any of them.

[21] Universalism does not depend upon [...] establish peace should shake off nationalism and other allied isms.

[28] Nationalism is being rapidly replaced by internationalism. [...] into universalism. The feeling of nationalism will [then] lie dormant within [...] [religious] community, nationality, etc.

[17] Materialists are worshippers of káma . They are preoccupied with casteism, nationalism, communism, etc. They confine [...] misappropriate others’ property.

[57] Purport: The proper use of any [...] society. Sentiments based on narrow nationalism, regionalism, ancestral pride, [...] to slink away to the backstage.

[10] This switch-over is called “metamorphosed [...] – maybe from communalism to nationalism or from nationalism to communism – this metamorphosis of sentiment is called “metamorphosed sentimental strategy.”