Pa > References for ‘pain, páin, paiṋ’

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[31] 1. Ahiḿsá – Not to inflict pain or hurt on any living thing in [...] is Ahiḿsá .

[42] 5. Iishvara Prańidhána [...] Cosmic Controller) in pleasure and pain, prosperity and adversity, and [...] instrument, in all the affairs of life.

[14] So these are the five main propensities. [...] means that which invariably begets pain. There are four divisions of the [...] Kliśt́á Vrtti is one that begets pain in following it. Its resultant [...] Vrtti. This Vrtti neither begets pain at the beginning nor at the end. [...] sádhaná he does not get pain and at the end too he gets no pain. This is Akliśt́á [...] Vrtti. While moving on there is much pain but when you reach your destination there is no pain. While moving on a stony path [...] will automatically be controlled.

[13] But the highest-grade devotees [...] immaterial whether that brings joy or pain to me, it doesn’t bother [...] beings should act in this way.

[38] One has to see appreciate how the [...] Where a person is suffering from pain, you may ask whether they are [...] distressed with divine sentiments.

[39] Just as vibrations take the shape [...] mental endurance. If there be no pain from a cut in the hand, that is, [...] do not work with unit feelings.

[159] videhiimánase (7th case) [...] sukháni = pleasure; duhkháni = pain

[160] [In the bodiless mind there is no doership, no feeling of pleasure or pain.]

[11] As a result of men crippling women economically with the pain of unrelenting social penalization [...] became inviolable in the Vipra Era.

[4] Let us see if retiring to the jungle [...] This causes mental agitation and pain and may even bring about one’s [...] temptations is not a reasonable approach.

[9] There are people who avoid intuitional [...] disappears, taking with it the pain of not getting them. Not to pursue [...] consider it necessary are mistaken.

[4] Then is fate or accident the liberator? [...] reaction, while undergoing the pain, you know the cause, and in that [...] muktidátá either.

[6] Then should this universe of the [...] converted into stone or gold. (The pain of bondage is equal in the case [...] muktidátá either.

[18] There are a group of people who [...] just for the sake of experiencing pain does not lead to spiritual elevation. [...] nothing but sheer foolishness.

[8] Niyati. The word niyati is derived [...] experience various kinds of pleasure and pain in their lives. But are they due to fate?

[16] Jiivátmá [synonymous [...] and vulnerable to, pleasure and pain, though it does not take part [...] causal factor of the universe.

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[9] Memory should be of – what? [...] generally remember past stories of pain and happiness, sweet stories [...] mere wastage of time and energy.

[6] The scriptures say that this universe [...] state where there is no feeling of pain or pleasure, joy or sorrow, at [...] sukham anantam ánandam.

[18] Say a certain incident took place [...] similar to one that caused them pain and suffering in the past, as [...] the physical and psychic spheres.

[18] Nivedayámi cátmánaḿ [...] “I hereby surrender my all, my pain and pleasure, every particle of [...] with the Supreme negative power.

[3] This is closely related to rágánugá [...] ready to undergo any amount of pain and suffering to give Him joy.”

[19] In this visible world you receive [...] vibrations. You can tolerate a small pain with a smiling face and people cannot detect your hurt. An intense pain stuns you into unconsciousness [...] state to embellish your plight.

[66] Incidentally, the question may [...] Discarding all vagaries of pleasure and pain, human beings have to progress [...] Viśńu says to Shiva, –

[98] [O Friend of mind, sublime and [...] life and death in pleasure and pain Through every life may I be with my Lord again.]

[99] Whatever be the consequence of [...] remain in an Elysian exuberance. Pain will then mean nothing to you, [...] is called Prema or Divine Love.

[24] In the psychic sphere, too, people suffer much pain, for example at the death of a [...] ones. This is psychic affliction.

[28] When I realize that Parama Puruśa [...] exclusively, then there is a profound pain in the mind, and that pain is spiritual affliction.

[55] Countless complaints can be made [...] are tipped; a patient writhing in pain may be rebuked instead of being [...] actually have these experiences.

[35] Those days there was a blackout [...] headlong into the ditch in unbearable pain, that huge entity caught me and [...] he lifted me onto his shoulders.

[48] I passed the night in great pain. Finally dawn arrived. The pain had increased a little and the [...] for? Do you want someone?”

[55] Ramjii Singh took hold of my right [...] back into its proper place. The pain subsided immediately and even stranger, the swelling went down right in front of my eyes.

[58] “When I was passing that [...] quickly. Mr. Sarkar is in a lot of pain. Don’t take any payment from him. I am giving this payment on his behalf.’

[59] “Mr. Sarkar, I don’t [...] tree when your leg is in so much pain. How did you go there? My brain [...] relief in Monghyr District.”

[83] The women of that day stood at [...] heart melted; he understood their pain. He introduced the custom of marriage [...] peaceful environment in social life.

[85] These sinners used to make úh-úh sounds in pain and tried to flee. There were [...] to mean “to marry”.

[2] Take the case of India. We are [...] process of movement, if they feel pain in their legs, if they fall on [...] move together in unison with all.

[2] Rattle of the throat in the morning [...] slightly feverish from evening on; pain in the chest and back; general [...] main symptoms of tuberculosis.

[7] In the subsequent stage of the [...] blood, and the patient suffers from pain in the chest and back. Due to [...] the patient vomits blood also.

[3] Renunciation does not mean giving [...] my mind today, I will feel acute pain when they disappear in future. [...] objects to influence my mind.”

[3] If you feel any pain while pressing hard the spot located [...] teaspoonful of baked clove powder in it.

[4] If pain is felt while inhaling at a spot [...] baked clove powder in tepid water.

[32] The perfect sádhaná [...] transcend the bondages of pleasure and pain. That state is the ultimate state [...] – the demons within you.

[36] So the organs, which have their [...] distortions such as pleasure and pain. The ensconcement in the Absolute [...] world nor in the world beyond.

[10] There is no escape even if one [...] experiences joy and agony, pleasure and pain only if one has a brain, nerve [...] neither heaven nor hell”].

[11] Where is the question of pleasure and pain in the absence of the physical [...] order to experience pleasure and pain. You have to come to the world [...] “Very well, very well.”

[124] If God is considered to be the [...] sinners, His aim is not to give them pain but to rectify their behaviour. [...] dead person will reach heaven?

[206] In vipra society there is more [...] not oblivious to the pleasure and pain of others. Vipras support those [...] than would the kśatriyas.

[214] To kśatriyas life is like [...] even prepared to undergo great pain and suffering for the sake of their ideology or beliefs.

[2] Whatever were the daily habits of human beings, whatever they did routinely in pleasure and pain, are the same today as they were [...] feel sad, they may leave food in pain. There is a difference, however, [...] first stage of aesthetic science.

[5] Now take the case of intellectual [...] Him? – this trouble, this pain, this agony is his spiritual bondage; [...] what is called spiritual bondage.

[12] Society must ensure that proper [...] children can only convey their pain and discomfort through tears. [...] “Játakarma” of the child.

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[6] “What is Brahma? What is [...] passing experience of pleasure and pain? O knower of Brahma, provide us with proper answers to these questions”.

[18] “Is creation accomplished [...] mental distortions of pleasure and pain, and become assailed by virtue [...] non-causal Factor. The rśi says,

[8] The aim of all artistic creation [...] commonplace events, from pleasure and pain, smiles and tears. Literature [...] sáhityika is also one of them.

[81] When a presentation is made through [...] sympathy, charged with profound pain.

[97] Love that is completely physical [...] ordinary person feels pleasure or pain in every great or small incident [...] completely isolated from pleasure and pain. How then can the artist, whose [...] to the impact of human grief and pain, hopes and desires, neglect physical [...] the statement of Rabindranath:

[107] It is noteworthy that some of these [...] through the portrayal of pleasure and pain, laughter and mirth. Of course, [...] box-office plays in popularity.

[8] And what about the psychic sphere? [...] sphere, the problem is solved. Pain and misery is bound to come. Depending [...] be removed. Well, when there is pain and the pain is not felt as such, should it then be called pain? In this case, in the psychic [...] afflictions come. When the affliction and pain are not felt as such, one should not worry about it.

[11] Now, in order to remove people’s [...] shortcomings, human life is full of pain and misery.

[6] Do you know what unit beings are? [...] (positive mental propensity) and pain (negative mental propensity). [...] themselves from these distortions, like pain and pleasure, and have thus become as pure as gold.

[48] That which removes human afflictions [...] procuring food is called artha. The pain of disease is alleviated by medicine, [...] cannot bring permanent relief to pain and miseries. Hunger removed today [...] panthá vidyate ayanáya.

[13] The next varga is artha. Artha is that which relieves pain. The pain of hunger is relieved when one [...] the cause of the removal of the pain of hunger. Therefore money is [...] “artha” means that which removes pain.

[15] The fourth varga is mokśa. [...] one is righteous or unrighteous. Pain is finally removed only by obtaining moks’a.

[9] Ártapremánanda [...] affected by any kind of pleasure or pain, by any disease or illness or [...] them about it. This is the norm.

[19] Lost in blind pursuit for finite [...] nervous system. This mistaking pain to be pleasure is caused by the [...] wrongly thinks sorrow is happiness.

[34] The opposite of rága is [...] ideas to escape the anticipated pain it is called dveśa. Most [...] Mahábhárata war.

[22] That which makes the mind soft [...] state even in the condition of pain, that which perpetually creates [...] aroused, the love of God comes.

[3] Usually there is much dissatisfaction, much pain and worry, in the lives of ordinary [...] bondages of dissatisfaction and pain. And in order to achieve that [...] follow the path of liberation.

[12] There is another problem also. [...] “Uhhh!” But was the degree of pain in the two cases really so similar? [...] also human beings are in bondage.

[102] In kśatriya society people [...] together in weal and woe makes even pain, since it is collective, sweet.

[87] Who is the causal factor of creation, [...] beyond the pale of pleasure and pain. Shiva is Sat (unchangeable), [...] – He is Saccidánanda.

[63] This very wakeful state is the [...] (the experience of pleasure and pain) takes place in the mental sphere. [...] Vaeshvánara or Viráta.

[73] The state in which conscious and [...] happiness or sorrow, any pleasure or pain. That is, why in that state they [...] identity with the Divine Essence.

[7] He is the selfsame Shiva. The word, [...] He punish us to afflict us with pain and suffering? No, there too, [...] any outer influence or agency.

[33] I have already said that the unit can perceive more pleasure or pain during his dreamful state, for [...] perceiver of imaginary pleasure and pain.

[43] The difference between Nirvikalpa [...] condition, Bhoga (pleasure and pain), Bhogya (that which is to be [...] soul, their entire entity. –

[50] The three states that are created [...] sleep, undergoing pleasure and pain. But when, as a result of Sádhaná [...] beyond the precincts of Tripuras.

[13] According to human longings and [...] Saḿskáras or momenta of pleasure and pain. That is to say, such a person [...] body of a deer at his next birth.

[15] From the inanimate to the animate [...] and enjoy and suffer pleasure and pain, when taken care of or smitten. [...] with Brahma, within and without.

[58] Pleasure and pain are but the distortion of mind. [...] not a semblance of pleasure or pain remains save an attitude of absolute happiness.

[60] That is why I say, the greater [...] shall be his sense of pleasure and pain. A wonderful show! People get [...] said to his dear disciple, –

[18] There is nothing inanimate or insentient [...] acts… they experience pleasure and pain. Let one suffer or enjoy according [...] rocks, iron or gold do not perceive pain or pleasure. It is living beings [...] perhaps than you even deserve.

[65] The jiivátman or the unit [...] practice), it becomes free from pain, being enlightened in His glory, as it realizes His majestic Lordliness, i.e., His Limitlessness.

[17] Essentially the soul and the Supreme [...] possible through the Supreme Soul. The pain of losing unit objects is far [...] sees in the world is merely the pain caused by that loss. But a persons of wisdom are never affected by the pain of loss for they know that the [...] one’s actions, past and present.

[18] The Saḿskára born of pleasure and pain or the consequential momentum [...] distortion of the Supreme Soul.

[3] When the members of a society come [...] Some may be unable to walk due to pain in their legs. Some may have fallen [...] whole world as an integral entity.

[11] What is the nature of psychic afflictions? [...] remain. Even at that stage there is pain and grief, there are sorrowful [...] will not be able to help them.

[12] Take the case of India. We are [...] process of movement, if they feel pain in their legs, if they fall on [...] move together in unison with all.

[14] The third category of affliction [...] Puruśa with their whole being. The pain caused by this non-attainment [...] people may also become devotional.

[5] If all experience of pleasure is [...] neutralized by the negative side of pain.

[10] Relatively speaking, absence of pain or pleasure – which is called [...] therefore, does not lead to progress.

[18] Spiritual progress can only be [...] subtler ones. When the vibrations of pain or pleasure in the physical realm are consumed in the physico-psychic vibrations, the feeling of pain or pleasure will not be so acute, [...] pleasure, it will also save one from pain, not fully, but partially. Similarly, [...] to some extent – neither pain nor pleasure will overwhelm the [...] one escapes from the reaction of pain.

[23] In the spiritual world Parama Puruśa [...] beyond the scope of pleasure and pain. This very endeavour to attain [...] called mokśa or salvation.

[2] Different countries have different [...] Similarly pánii is pronounced as páin.

[26] [Ram returned to his country to [...] eyes were full of tears from the pain of her wounded heart. Will Ram approach her and address her as “Mother”?]

[7] In India, princes and princesses [...] “Why do humans suffer from so much pain and affliction? What is the cause [...] and led to the birth of Buddhism.

[79] “We are all brethren in this universe, We will equally share all pleasure and pain.”

[12] The second characteristic is rasa, [...] petty ideas, they become victims of pain and pleasure. But when they let [...] experiences the taste of the Infinite.

[3] For the all-round development of [...] happiness, the equipoise of pleasure and pain, the perfect mental peace.

[12] Those who do not love God are also [...] also. My slightest mistake may pain the person I love, and hence this [...] beings have to do so compulsorily.

[3] People weep due to intense pain or pleasure, that is, when sorrow [...] the game of joy and sorrow, of pain and pleasure. Now, there is no [...] Puruśa makes you laugh with joy and pain; and He makes you cry with joy and pain. When people suffer they think [...] them. But they should remember:

[4] “When tears of pain roll down my cheeks Thanks [...] to Hari, thanks to Hari.”

[14] Next comes the physical world. [...] pleasures and pains, their tears of pain and tears of joy; they become [...] their mundane problems are solved.

[5] So, before you commit any pápa, [...] good action, there may be some pain, but the reaction will always be beneficent.

[30] I have already said that práńáh, [...] hearing will become hurt and feel pain – it will hold anguish (dhárya) [...] “soft” also, don’t you?

[53] The person whose body-like chariot [...] beyond the scope of pleasure and pain. Here in this state lies the final [...] 1 )

[54] The cessation of pain is of two kinds – one is [...] stepping-stone to the lasting cessation of pain. That is why Brahma Sádhaná [...] existence of these inferences.

[14] Some sects hold that happiness [...] then there would be no fear of pain or pleasure.

[4] The minds of some people remain [...] called a painful experience or pain. For example you cannot look at [...] possible of a person who causes you pain.

[9] Do you love your son? It is perfectly [...] dies, you will experience great pain. Is it not so? The son is Preya, [...] you in all the ten directions.

[11] (3) Svarloka: It is Svarloka which [...] person experiences pleasure and pain. In Saḿskrta, heaven or [...] enjoyed in svarloka or heaven.

[138] Senseless, sadistic killing is [...] the way that inflicts the least pain, that is not pishunatá; [...] contrary to the spirit of Neohumanism.

[4] Before understanding the meaning [...] this changing world; it gives us pain. It converts our happiness into [...] to sad, from darkness to light.

[6] It is the absence of social-mindedness which is at the root of all evils of mankind. The rich spare no pain to engage five tutors for their [...] responsibility and affection in man.

[59] There will be two kinds of laboratory [...] sádhaná, and they will not experience pain and pleasure. Nor will they be [...] the directions of their masters.

[61] With the advent of biological babes, [...] will be subject to pleasure and pain. They will not be required to [...] sádhaná they will do.

[11] When someone is happy, ordinary [...] person; rather they feel psychic pain thinking of that person’s [...] then all jealousy will be removed.

[4] In the second stage of the disease, [...] black in colour and cause piercing pain, throbbing and twinging. When [...] found in greater or lesser degree.

[10] Bhagaván Shrii Krśńa has said that even if adherence to svadharma brings about pain and suffering, or even leads to [...] than to live as an animal”].

[13] Every object moves ahead at its [...] possible that it will cause temporary pain to the concerned being, or that [...] Shrii Krśńa has said:

[3] These three guńas are like [...] gentleman and found him writhing in pain. He untied his bonds. The gentleman [...] Bhágavata dharma.”

[5] Shreya and preya are both completely [...] that which causes the cessation of pain. This cessation is of two kinds [...] possibility of the recurrence of pain has not been extinguished; with [...] cessation, the previous state of pain comes back again. That which causes [...] permanent cessation, which destroys pain at the root or consumes it with [...] essentially benevolent, for it relieves pain forever and thus it is called Paramártha.

[77] Karmaphala or the consequence of an act, whether pleasure or pain, is transient. No matter how much [...] boundless pleasure or boundless pain. Hence the pursuit of transitory [...] – is not eternal.”

[2] During the last two centuries, [...] the reaction of the accumulated pain, suffering and tortures inflicted [...] ecstasy of terror and massacre.

[32] Now a question a may arise: Since [...] other animals undergo constant pain? Why are some dogs treated lovingly, [...] dogs’ psychic development.

[24] I did just that. Then I do not [...] end of the night. Feeling intense pain in my feet, I sat up to find that [...] three human skulls under my head.

[26] Kamalakanta gave no reply. What [...] forcefully that I had woken up from the pain of having my circulation cut off.

[11] Dispelling common superstitions [...] the experience of pleasure and pain” (Ánanda Sútram, [...] lacks the requisite nervous system.

[19] This knowledge cannot be attained [...] be released from the feeling of pain and pleasure and will ultimately attain the self.

[6] From the inanimate to the animate [...] and enjoy and suffer pleasure and pain when taken care of or hurt. We [...] back from whence they have come.

[160] The world is a changing phenomenon. [...] object, they will not be affected by pain or pleasure. Cosmic Consciousness to them would remain Cosmic Consciousness; they would lose nothing.

[189] That which makes the mind soft [...] state even in the condition of pain – that which perpetually [...] aroused, the love of God comes.

[262] 1) Lack of discrimination: When [...] narrowness, this confusion of taking pain for pleasure, is nothing but the [...] thinks he is getting pleasure.

[9] This objective world of ours includes [...] it. Those images which bring us pain because of their narrow geo-sentiment, [...] nothing substantial will be done.

[56] Manomaya Kośa – is [...] experienced, and also pleasure and pain. In the Manomaya Kośa, rajah is dominant; tamah is less and sattva is least.

[95] Ans. Karma is any action. In [...] For instance, even the feeling of pain in the body cannot be present [...] kárańa (the efficient cause).

[33] Q. 25 – It is said that Avidyá is the root cause of pleasure and pain, and that by sádhaná [...] situation, who attains liberation?

[56] Manomaya Kośa – is [...] experienced, and also pleasure and pain. In the Manomaya Kośa, rajah is dominant; tamah is less and sattva is least.

[95] Ans. Karma is any action. In [...] For instance, even the feeling of pain in the body cannot be present [...] kárańa (the efficient cause).

[59] In countries where people have [...] countries people have to endure the pain of humiliation. They cry at the [...] implies that everyone is responsible.

[63] Human society comprises various [...] love and affection, pleasure and pain, hunger and thirst. These basic [...] great love for her own children.

[64] The subterranean flow of love and [...] alike. Every person cries out in pain, everyone feels pleasure when [...] a tryst with the same Destiny.

[30] Another popular festival is Jhánpán. [...] the person loses all sensation of pain during that period. He or she does not feel pain even though there may be heavy bleeding.

[35] [If You are not the ever-beautiful [...] So those who suffer the constant pain of separation All yearn for You.]

[22] Not only the gods are fond of the [...] of flowers, they wither with the pain of emptiness and the agony of [...] full of flowers and crying –

[60] So Shiva said, “Those who [...] thunderbolt is not meant to inflict pain on people; it is meant to reform [...] Ashutośa [Easily Pleased].”

[23] It is the mind which carries the [...] other entities, the feelings of pain and pleasure rise and fall like [...] of mundane pleasures and pains.

[13] Suppose a person is suffering from the pain of hunger. If someone offers him [...] but it is not Paramártha.

[24] So we see that generating heat [...] bound to be jeopardized. Will the pain in the arms of those who do penance [...] minds be constantly focused on the pain? Will they be able to maintain [...] of the attainment of liberation!

[28] [We are all brothers and sisters; We will equally share all pleasure and pain.]

[33] It is said, Pratikulavedaniiyaḿ [...] antipathetic waves is duhkham, pain”]. Living beings, particularly [...] suffix ghaiṋ instead of al.)

[44] It is said, Pratikúlavedaniiyam [...] antipathetic waves is duhkham, pain”]. A habitual liar, with his or [...] vibrations conform to falsehood.

[24] One who does not understand the [...] should listen to their stories of pain and pleasure and watch their singing and dancing.

[28] I don’t stay in Vaekuńt́ha. [...] pleasure people laugh and when in pain they cry. This is a natural tendency [...] neither laugh in pleasure nor cry in pain but the natural thing in human life is to laugh in pleasure and cry in pain. When daughters come from their [...] Hence Parama Puruśa says:

[43] “Is it a laughing matter to cause pain to another person?” he replied.

[6] There will be two kinds of laboratory [...] sádhaná, and they will not experience pain and pleasure. Nor will they be [...] the directions of their masters.

[8] With the advent of biological babes, [...] will be subject to pleasure and pain. They will not be required to [...] sádhaná they will do.

[22] SOME [...] suffered from a severe lumbar pain which is still persisting." [...] Vol. 1, 1995. –Eds.

[15] Átman is not subject to either pain or pleasure because they are the [...] cycle of actions and reactions.

[20] When one is ensconced in the exalted [...] small, every minute expression of pain and pleasure of the numerous microcosms lies within His vast Ocean of Cosmic Bliss.

[3] Samádhi is not possible [...] operated upon, patients certainly feel pain, but all these things are unavoidable. [...] and, ultimately, meet destruction.

[24] The propensities that become the cause of pain in the beginning as also in the [...] another misery befalls. So here the pain is in the beginning and also in [...] Kliśt́á vrtti.

[25] Suppose one sits in the first class [...] started with ease and ended in pain. This is Ákliśt́ákliśt́á.

[26] A student busy in studies has to [...] Thus in the beginning there is pain but the end comes with the shower of happiness. This is called “Kliśt́ákliśt́á.”

[27] Kliśt́á, Kliśt́ákliśt́á [...] Akliśt́á when the pain is neither in the beginning nor [...] rúpá ca bhakti bhaktasya jiivanam.

[29] That which makes mind soft and [...] state even in the condition of pain, and creates perpetually a pleasant [...] is aroused, love for God comes.

[30] Devotion is bliss incarnate. What is bliss or Ánanda? Where pleasure and pain both are in equipoise we call [...] shock? One will die out of the pain of loss. Those who adore name [...] only devotion and nothing else.

[34] Suppose you have to go to Dhanbad [...] politely, you had to undergo psychic pain. Your action of asking the man is a reactive action.

[49] “When You float me on the [...] gracious, and when You make me cry in pain, You are equally gracious. In [...] nothing to complain about.”

[7] (i) Ahiḿsá: Not to inflict pain or hurt on anybody by thought, word or action, is Ahiḿsá.

[17] (v) Iishvara prańidhána: [...] Cosmic Controller) in pleasure and pain, prosperity and adversity, and [...] instrument, in all the affairs of life.

[2] Negative microvita primarily function [...] influence is mostly felt in the pain and disease of the kidneys, loins, [...] the human brain and bring death.

[2] Why call the Supreme Being “Rudra”? [...] circumstances, that is, of extreme pain and pleasure, there are tears in the eyes. In pain the tears come from the middle [...] in-laws. In one case she weeps for pain, in another she weeps for joy.

[3] If living beings were to live in [...] within the two extremes of joy and pain; hence His liilá, His play, goes on.

[29] The wealthy Shethji then said: [...] take to get some relief from the pain?”

[36] While the Shethji was discussing the price of the soda-water the pain in his stomach increased even more.

[56] The meaning of the verbal root [...] the influence of vyathá [pain] has spread is vyathá + [...] vanyá + rta = vanyárta.

[2] Swelling and contractures of the muscles or of different joints, acute pain or deformity of the swollen parts, etc., are the symptoms of this disease.

[20] 7. Fry some pork in mustard oil and rub that oil on the limbs. This will ease the pain.

[15] Not even a branch of a tree is useless – it has feelings of pleasure and pain. We should only cut the branch [...] mind when you think of others.

[7] Parama Puruśa is your closest [...] your sufferings. He feels your pain. Act as per His biddings and get free from your sufferings.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. OR ÁCÁRYÁ [...] refrain from purposefully inflicting pain or hurt on anybody by thought, [...] movements from the subtle to the crude.

[6] The “I” feeling of [...] affected by feelings of pleasure and pain of the unit protoplasmic cells, [...] by the feelings of pleasure and pain of any kind.

[59] Answer : If you are feeling pain in some nerve and the pain is stopped by removing the pain from the nerve itself, this is [...] and secondly, by using microvita.

[60] Suppose a man has a pain in his back, and the pain is increased so that it moves [...] the voice will be lost forever.

[4] If a person contracts a disease [...] have to be strictly followed. When pain starts in the stomach one should [...] cauliflower, cabbage, turnip, etc.

[31] When negative microvita devour [...] dies. Medicines only reduce the pain caused by disease in different [...] devour the negative microvita.

[33] Q. 25 – It is said that Avidyá is the root cause of pleasure and pain, and that by sádhaná [...] situation, who attains liberation?

[8] We [society] are not as developed [...] process of movement, if they feel pain in their legs, if they fall on [...] Society” in “Two Wings”)

[14] Human beings have learnt to feel the pain and agony of other human beings, [...] think that dogs do not suffer any pain. When human beings come to understand that animals also experience pleasure and pain they will acquire a new dimension [...] sympathetic to all living beings.

[17] Before doing práńáyáma, fix the mind on the centre of the spot where you feel pain, then do sádhárańa práńáyáma.

[18] Explanation : Suppose there is a back pain felt during the night, then in [...] centre of the affected area. If a pain is felt in the thigh at [[around [...] point in the centre of that area.

[5] Bring me yellow marigold and golden [...] for this. You simply give me pain after pain. You couldn’t bring a [...] Will dispense justice for this.

[14] The anáhata cakra is contained [...] hopelessness, one may even feel a pain in the chest; this is the [[sidereal]] plexus and not any other part of the body.

[1] In their personal lives human beings [...] although sometimes, due to extreme pain and suffering, the mind also becomes [...] Puruśa remains with them.

[9] There are also other categories [...] Latin “cancer.” The pain caused by the bite of a crab and [...] expressions natural instincts.

[15] Another name for human dharma is [...] – merging their pleasure and pain, hopes and aspirations with the [...] from this internal divine flow.

[23] In the Giitá, Shrii Krśńa said something more. He said that if human dharma causes pain and torture, and if paradharma [...] paradharma under all circumstances.

[25] When the Portuguese came to this [...] candan [sandalwood]. The French word paiṋ, which means bread, is páoṋ [...] páoṋrut́i in Bengali.

[4] In the second stage of development, [...] mind is more prone to pleasure and pain. This stage is called “viirácára” [...] Another name of Shiva is Viireshvara.

[26] Prakámya : Whatever [...] So-and-so to be rid of his chest pain, all the atoms, molecules, ectoplasmic [...] illustrate this. That is why people say:

[1] You all know the meaning of nandana [...] Bengali vedaná means “pain”, but in Sanskrit it means anubhúti [...] of Párthasárathi.

[8] Due to His endlessness the Lord [...] hence after their end there is pain. One who loves to eat rasogollá [...] means Parama Puruśa .

[27] Similarly, if someone commits some [...] to undergo a certain amount of pain as “interest” to the [...] punishable, still it must be avoided.

[37] Now this material expression is [...] ánandáshru . And when you are in pain, tears will move like this [indicates [...] called shokáshru .

[38] Now that crude matter, those tears, [...] “I” who is undergoing the mental pain. Do you follow me? Behind your [...] that is your astral existence.

[17] Those who are not dhiiras allow [...] the first round – the pain of birth the second round [...] – moha (desire) for birth

[2] Before Parama Puruśa created [...] will never be disturbed by undue pain or pleasure. Those who play the [...] they either suffer from too much pain or enjoy too much pleasure. Sometimes [...] sorrow or overwhelmed with joy.

[5] I have already told that the bhaktas [...] universe just to torture or inflict pain upon any body. He has been playing [...] anything to say in this regard.

[19] The language of humans and the [...] “Uhhh!” is indicative of which pain. Therefore language is more limited [...] said about Parama Puruśa:

[6] This movement for yoga, for the [...] mind. A plant gets pleasure or pain when its inborn instincts are [...] suppressed or depressed, it gets pain. This is how the brain or the [...] speciality of human existence.

[4] The third is Fate. There are many [...] contact with fire; you will feel pain, you will have to suffer but, [...] meditation. Fight against fate.

[9] The sum of manifested Máyá [...] according to their fancy, and can enjoy pain or pleasure from it. Such vicarious [...] of Ańumáyá.

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[27] What then is to be done? The scriptures [...] concerned, there is no touch of pain in them, as bliss is infinite [...] done is to use mantra caetanya.

[23] Now samyak smrti is remembering [...] will be suffering from internal pain, mental agony. Try to forget it. [...] forget it even for a single moment.

[167] It is the mind which carries the [...] other entities, the feelings of pain and pleasure rise and fall like bubbles in the mind.

[485] There is still another sentiment [...] if those fish had not suffered pain and death. This human sentiment [...] proponents found nothing wrong with it.

[524] This objective world of ours includes [...] it, Those images which bring us pain because of their narrow geo-sentiments, [...] nothing substantial will be done.

[4] Leprosy has three stages. In the [...] all over the body, suffers from pain in the joints, and feels feverish [...] suffers from general debility.

[5] In the second stage the patient feels piercing pain throughout the nervous system. [...] are getting lodged in the soles.

[29] The intonation of a particular [...] pánii but pronounces it páin. Mát́i is pronounced [...] pronunciations of the English language.

[5] The verbal root ku can [...] or an afflicted person makes in pain.

[24] Jujube leaves are medicine for [...] pox under the skin causes severe pain on the body, and the patient dies [...] have seen this in Thailand also.

[2] Kuń + alac = kuńála [...] something around”, “to feel pain”, etc. Thus the etymological meaning [...] is “that which inflicts pain” or “that place which is full of much hardship or troubles when one goes there”.

[7] The meaning of the verbal root [...] pressure”, “to inflict pain” or “to spread or scatter [...] straining at the time of evacuation.

[8] Another meaning of the word kuntha is “that plant which inflicts pain”, that is, kusha ( kusha ’s thorns).

[6] These preceding usages of the [...] well-wisher. You share with them your pain and suffering and problems when [...] That person is a kulya .

[48] a) Kulyam refers to any complete bone of the body that is unbroken. If one feels pain in any bone, one can freely say, “I feel pain in this kulya or kulyam [...] or kulyam cannot be used.

[49] b) If one feels pain in some tissue, if the face and [...] called kulyam in neuter form.

[22] Kula + han + d́a = kulaghna [...] who are thus forced to endure the pain ofthat humiliation, is called [...] also be called kulaghna.

[7] In dysentery the pain that is sometimes present around [...] pet́ kuńan [pain in the belly]. By this you can [...] it is a Sanskrit tatsama .

[14] “Hari lives very far above, [...] happiness. It has only suffering, pain and suffering.” When will [...] existence of the individual is no more.

[6] So you see, the word karuńá [...] melt when seeing someone’s pain and to remove that pain – to be conscious of it”, in English, “kindness”, “grace”.

[9] Karna’s teacher was Parasurama. [...] bleeding profusely. Karna was in great pain, no doubt, but he neither made [...] doing anything like that.”

[10] Then Parasurama said to him, “Since you have so much power to endure pain, certainly you were not born in [...] which Bhisma didn’t have.

[127] Kán + tr + ghaiṋ [...] 12) A disease that causes prickly pain is called kántára [...] this disease is almost incurable.

[61] Another quality of Maharshi Valmiki [...] he was distressed by seeing the pain of a injured heron. This history [...] to Maharshi Valmiki in Sanskrit.

[71] The meaning of the verbal root kaś or kash is “to rub”, “to give pain”, “to hurt”, “to [...] is “to undergo friction, pain, injury, trouble,” etc. [...] conjunction with the cerebral śa.

[14] Aparna remembered something her [...] these words, and she felt great pain.

[203] The cow-ghost said: “In that [...] throw it up. Oh, what terrible pain he was in! Then the raven moved [...] cried out with great difficulty:

[227] Ekanore said: “You are a very good boy, and that’s why you feel pain on seeing the suffering of others. [...] never have bad results.”

[36] In the process of Saiṋcara [...] matter. Microcosmic feelings of pain and pleasure are also born out [...] the unit mind as the measure of pain and pleasure.

[37] As there is no entity, psychic or physical, outside Saguńa Brahma, the experience of pain and pleasure is purely internal. [...] unlimited, Saguńa Brahma’s pain or pleasure is also unlimited. [...] time factor as the measurement of pain and pleasure. Hence, He is beyond [...] far into the past or the future.

[26] In domesticated silk production [...] killed in this way they do not feel pain. The silk cocoons are collected [...] utilization of agricultural land.

[16] He is Guháhita for He remain [...] Entity and transcend the bondages of pain and pleasure, old age, death, etc.

[6] How can we understand that there [...] dear and near ones will feel great pain, whereas if their lives are filled [...] Even sometimes we feel a kind of pain in our hearts when we see the [...] flow into the Macrocosmic flow.

[13] Females who lack sexual self-restraint [...] females suffer from severe abdominal pain during intercourse and also from chronic constipation.

[15] So-called ideologists become philosophers. [...] suffering, we are experiencing pain. If we had not existed, what would [...] considered the intellectuals stupid.

[18] If the Lord has any pain or pleasure, the devotee knows [...] is the cause of creation.”

[2] Swelling of the scrotum, swelling [...] vessels of the testicles, throbbing pain in the abdomen and in the scrotum, [...] etc., are symptoms of this disease.

[22] Human society comprises these various [...] love and affection, pleasure and pain, hunger and thirst. These basic [...] alike. Every person cries out in pain, everyone feels pleasure when [...] a tryst with the same destiny.

[17] In fact, fate or the experiencing [...] emancipation, experience pleasure and pain, happiness and agony quickly, [...] release from the bondage of Prakrti.

[27] The rule of Prakrti that one has [...] ignorance only blame Him for inflicting pain and suffering. Blaming God for being partial and unkind and for inflicting pain and suffering, or even prayer [...] courses to adopt. The wise take the pain and suffering as a lesson through [...] the duty of every human being.

[13] “Amáninam mánadeyam”. [...] benevolence. Suppose a pig is writhing in pain. The onlookers casually say, “Well, [...] minds will become filled with joy.

[18] There are some people who say, [...] aimless rowing will simply cause pain in the hands. One day one will [...] will sink and all will be drowned.

[2] Strong beating sound in the chest, chest pain, breathing troubles, trembling of arms and legs, etc., are the symptoms of this disease.

[19] Now, He wants His entire creation [...] with His own children, a play of pain and pleasure. His is the liilá of pain and pleasure. So spiritual aspirants must not be afraid of pain, and must not lose their balance when in pleasure.

[13] If pus from this illness somehow [...] after taking a regular bath. If the pain becomes unbearable, soak the genital [...] can be endured. For relief from pain, the penis can also be covered [...] pack as soon as it has dried up.

[14] Gonorrhoea generates an unbearable burning pain in the genital organ – often [...] following steps should be taken:

[33] 7. If the patient suffers from severe abdominal pain, an application of white sandal paste on the navel region will bring relief.

[38] Kash means “to oppress.” Those who give pain, who oppress, are kash. Kash Rajputs [...] dikka also means to oppress or give pain. So outsiders are called Dikku. [...] “moving speedily.”

[2] Indigestion and constipation, aversion to food, nausea after meals, and pain in the stomach immediately or [...] are the symptoms of this disease.

[6] If the blood loses its vitality [...] the stomach, the patient suffers pain immediately after eating. But if that ulcer forms inside the duodenum, the pain starts after a short while but not immediately. In this case the pain originates to the right of the [...] a long time to show externally.

[2] The Sanskrit-derived word for gall-stone [...] in the gall-bladder are mainly pain on the right side of the navel [...] the patient become very apparent.

[4] The liver of the human being is [...] This application of force causes pain.

[68] Átman is not subject to either pain or pleasure because they are the [...] cycle of actions and reactions.

[73] When one is ensconced in the exalted [...] small, every minute expression of pain and pleasure of the numerous microcosms [...] merge their individuality in Him.

[31] Unbearable pain in the abdominal region, which [...] main symptoms of this disease.

[33] Women who are adverse to physical [...] adverse reaction expresses itself as pain in the abdomen.

[43] 2. Tying the root of a [[ cárá bel ]] around the waist will relieve the pain of this disease.

[75] Heavy feeling in the abdomen, difficulty in defecating and urinating, anaemia, white leucorrhoea, pain in the back and waist, pain like the pain of cramps, etc., are the symptoms of this disease.

[2] Swelling of the legs, gradual thickening and wrinkling of the skin, intermittent fever, and throbbing pain are the indications of this disease. [...] called “elephantiasis”.

[11] “The mind is the cause of [...] assailed by either pleasure or pain – it is inevitable. However [...] inseparably bound to your objects.

[11] The seven categories mentioned [...] precisely the goddess is inflicting pain. But people still call it, “the [...] but you all know what they are.

[93] “Is it a laughing matter to cause pain to another person?” he replied.

[69] Although the nutritional value [...] with gastric trouble and colic pain. Sometimes one may even be affected [...] during the day and rice at night.

[2] Repeated need to defecate but small movement, urge to strain while defecating, pain in the navel region, etc.

[5] Suppose Shyam Babu was about to [...] he suddenly developed an acute pain in the abdomen, so he could not [...] work of gandhayakśinii.

[6] Most important, what is the necessity [...] Dásyá. It causes laughter mixed with pain. ( 4 )

[8] Whichever way we look, we see only [...] when we get something, we feel pain when we lose something. If we [...] that Supreme Entity, are adhruva.

[48] The second coil is the suffering one undergoes throughout one’s life. There is some pain, some clash, hidden in everything. [...] days which are free from mental pain, few days in which there is not at least a little sorrow, a little suffering.

[1] The human heart is the abode of higher psychic propensities. The feeling of pain, pleasure, devotion and bliss [...] bliss to the sadhaka’s mind

[1] I will say something regarding [...] therefore they remain unaffected by pain and pleasure.

[2] Only a devotee can say this, and [...] all. Whether He causes pleasure or pain makes no difference because He who causes pain, like the one who give pleasure, [...] Therefore, they feel pleasure, pain or humiliation whenever confronted with different circumstances.

[4] What is pleasure? It is nothing but a mental projection, a mental propensity. Pain, too, is the same. One is positive [...] remains the same. Pleasure and pain, good reputation, and adverse [...] malice. Both are alike for Him.

[5] Devotees feel alike whether in [...] indifferent towards pleasure and pain, good name and bad name in the [...] not with Parama Puruśa.

[27] Those people are great who harbour [...] those who abuse them give them pain and with those who give them happiness. [...] remain the same in pleasure or pain whether they have a positive reputation [...] circumstances of praise or criticism, pain or pleasure. They attach no importance [...] are meaningless for such people.

[13] There is still another sentiment [...] if those fish had not suffered pain and death. This human sentiment [...] have found nothing wrong with it.

[10] When one attains intuitional knowledge, [...] is the perceiver of pleasure and pain, but Brahma is even above the [...] beyond the reach of pleasure and pain – one does not have those mental distortions like pleasure and pain. He attains a state which is called the state of supreme bliss.

[45] He remains covert in your existential [...] refulgence of pleasure and the shadow of pain simultaneously. His mind being [...] taking excessive food out of greed.

[47] Brahma, Who has within Him the [...] mental modifications of pleasure and pain. So one who identifies oneself [...] becomes free from all sorts of pain. His mind gets stilled. He merges in the Macrocosmic Consciousness.

[62] Nirguńa Brahma (or the Supreme, [...] him into the pit of pleasure and pain. So in order to attain Him – [...] guidance from a proper preceptor.

[9] The first is called Káma. [...] Artha, which aims at removal of pain. Pain is physical, mental and spiritual, [...] something, this also causes mental pain, hence one meaning of Artha is also “meaning”.

[10] The spirit behind the word Artha is that which removes pain. As the pain of hunger and of many other types [...] also used in the sense of money.

[13] Biija means “seed”. [...] dagdhabiija when he or she has no more pain or pleasure of his or her own. [...] indirectly. You should remember this.

[14] Unless you understand how much pain and sorrow is accumulated in others’ [...] power to study others’ minds.

[16] Iishitva enables the spiritual [...] people in this world are crying in pain and agony. So many miseries and [...] constantly one cannot achieve this.

[27] Paramátman has been [...] in a world beyond the scope of pain or pleasure. If you ever see that [...] that you have lost your identity.

[28] Hence when a genuine spiritual [...] and when he or she experiences pain, “O Lord, how great You [...] the deliverer of justice.”

[16] Among all the attachments human [...] hesitation, but they will feel tremendous pain if they are asked to donate a [...] ribs will break because of the pain in their hearts. Those who donate [...] or out of spiritual inspiration.

[2] Inflammation of different glands and their surrounding areas, with simultaneous throbbing pain (this does not mean that pain will accompany the swelling in [...] it is natural for there to be no pain); occasional fever, and aggravation [...] are the symptoms of this disease.

[15] [In the bodiless mind there is no doership, no feeling of pleasure or pain.]

[16] Purport: After the separation of [...] for perception of pleasure and pain cerebral nerve cells and, partially, [...] are utterly and completely wrong.

[57] Purport: Action means transmutation [...] experience of requitals (pleasure and pain)].

[2] Tearing pain in the diseased region, a very [...] patient does not suffer from much pain, so in the beginning the disease is generally overlooked.

[6] In the Ahaḿtattva, that [...] individual for feeling of pleasure or pain.

[2] Lack of sound sleep, getting up [...] headache, dizziness, palpitation or pain in chest, etc.

[2] There lived in Andherinagari a [...] water unless he had recently given pain to others. As you can well imagine, this bad habit made life unbearable for his neighbours.

[82] The reason why these people are [...] just to undergo the pleasure and pain resulting from their previous [...] self-knowing, if not all-knowing.

[20] Bhaktiránanda rúpá [...] object, then we say it is duhkham [pain, sorrow]. Suppose a gentleman [...] ánanda personified.”

[6] In creation one object attracts [...] they ultimately bring sorrow and pain. A billionaire undergoes heart [...] objects can attain Parama Brahma.

[17] The world is a changing phenomenon. [...] Viśńu and are not be affected by pain or pleasure when they witness [...] Viśńu and they lose nothing.

[3] In the case of humans, and also [...] purely physical pleasure or physical pain.

[4] In the case of humans, there is psychic pleasure or psychic pain. In the case of animals, most [...] created, as an inborn instinct.

[7] Now when a man gets the chance [...] negative projection – by the pain you get due to a negative projection. [...] in physical or psychic spheres.

[3] The svadharma of human beings, [...] Bhágavata dharma brings pain and sorrow and the practice of [...] into a state of animality.”

[16] Vistára, rasa and sevá [...] merits and demerits, with bliss and pain, humans should persist with this dharma alone to maintain their true identity.

[9] If people are to know anything [...] gacchati.” What has come, will go. The pain which has come to you today, will [...] pleasures that come will not remain.

[2] Those who follow His teachings [...] They cannot bear to see others in pain and they want to share with all [...] motivated by His indescribable love.

[2] Those who follow His teachings [...] They cannot bear to see others in pain, and they want to share with all [...] motivated by His indescribable love.

[16] RÁMA – the mythological [...] who makes others weep” in pain and joy

[14] Ahiḿsá means not inflicting pain or hurt on anybody by thought, [...] the born enemies of human beings.

[17] This age was followed by another [...] hiḿsá meant to cause pain to living beings, but did not [...] very much mistaken. If causing pain amounts to hiḿsá, [...] altar of death for this cause.

[21] The meaning of the word ahiḿsá [...] one’s thought or actions cause pain to nobody and are unjust to none. [...] not with the intention of causing pain to them. Such acts also, therefore, [...] are to be done for self-defense.

[25] Hiḿsá and the use [...] no thought in the mind to cause pain. When the pressure of circumstances [...] átatáyii in Saḿskrta.

[28] Sometimes it so happens that people [...] violent, because they cause severe pain to the idolaters, and consequently [...] appreciation, and this is in no way proper.

[30] The principle of ahiḿsá, [...] no intention of causing harm or pain at all. The purpose of such punishment [...] no matter how harsh it may seem.

[100] Just like shaoca sádhaná, [...] serve sick people who are in great pain for hours together to give them [...] is their sádhaná.

[126] The probability of such signs is [...] associated with pleasure, and not with pain of any kind. Therefore, those [...] unnecessarily afraid of these signs.

[10] The unit mind, however, can accelerate [...] moment of life is only a moment of pain. That alone which brings His realization [...] being ritualistic ostentations.

[55] The reason why these people are [...] just to undergo the pleasure and pain resulting from their previous [...] self-knowing, if not all-knowing.

[2] Swelling of the appendix and simultaneous unbearable pain in the abdominal region; fear of eating in spite of appetite or desire for food.

[2] Some ideas arose in the minds of [...] Operative Principle. You are giving pain and misery to Your children with [...] complementary to the other.”

[2] Ahiḿsá means not inflicting pain or hurt on anybody by thought, [...] the born enemies of human beings.

[5] This age was followed by another [...] hiḿsá meant to cause pain to living beings, but did not [...] very much mistaken. If causing pain amounts to hiḿsá, [...] altar of death for this cause.

[9] The meaning of the word ahiḿsá [...] one’s thought or actions cause pain to nobody and are unjust to none. [...] not with the intention of causing pain to them. Such acts also, therefore, [...] are to be done for self-defense.

[60] Members of the feline family do [...] Members of this family suffer great pain at the time of dying. Even though [...] long time if their offspring die.

[9] This over-acidity of the blood also causes swelling and consequent pain in different parts of the body, [...] condition is “rheumatism”.

[10] When a strong and continuous effort [...] “colic” or “shooting pain.”

[18] If due to the over-secretion of [...] When the acidity patient feels pain, it is advisable to drink orange or tangerine juice mixed in tepid water. After the pain has subsided, lemon juice in cold [...] the patient’s right nostril.

[19] At the time of severe colic pain, the dominant flow of breath should [...] it was flowing at the time the pain started to the other nostril. [...] will become the cause of acidity.

[22] 2. To get immediate relief from a distressing colic pain, equal quantities of chalk and [...] of the mixture should be taken.