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Who Is the Liberating Entity of Human Society (2)

[9] Then who is the liberator? The [...] muktidátá – who knows all the pains, all the sorrows, all the happiness, [...] position to realize the sorrows and pains of the suffering humanity. That [...] Lord Krśńa has said:

What Are the Noble Truths? (1)

[23] So when Parama Puruśa is [...] His sons and daughters to undergo pains an troubles; rather He wants them progress physically, mentally, an spiritually.

Vraja Krśńa and Dvaetadvaetaváda (Discourse 19) (1)

[14] I have already said that to say [...] sentiments, hopes and aspirations, pains and pleasures – so many [...] unrecognized in this philosophy.

Verse, Mythology, History and Itihása (1)

[23] The second varga is artha. Artha [...] clothing, but also from others pains and sorrows as well. Suppose someone [...] suffering in the physical sphere.

Various Occupations (1)

[46] Let me recount an incident that [...] medicine for the boy. The doctor took pains to examine the boy properly, then [...] first casualty of want.”

To Know Him Is to Be Free from All Fetters (1)

[14] Not only has Parama Puruśa [...] objects too; so He understands the pains and pleasures of both. He shares [...] Everything originates from Him.

The Vipra Age (1)

[95] We can say that in the Vipra Age [...] their happiness and sorrow, their pains and agonies – without listening to the supplications of humanity.

The Supreme Witness and the Great Thief (1)

[26] Yes, He is a thief, but He is not [...] through so many troubles, so many pains, so many mental tortures. A father [...] our sins. We can’t.”

The Spirit of Society (1)

[13] Living beings may be divided into [...] companionship. Those who take great pains to assist the helpless are more [...] the rejected people of society.

The Science of Action (1)

[35] “Until all the reactions [...] golden or iron chains feel the pains of bondage, similarly people undergoing good or bad reactions will have to accept them.”

The Only Way to Salvation (1)

[27] Likewise, Saguńa Brahma [...] are singing; some are broken by pains and agonies, sorrows and afflictions; [...] entity has an absolute existence.

The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 4 (1)

[29] In the wakeful state the unit beings [...] the existence of various kinds of pains and pleasures.

The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 3 (1)

[44] He who has known Supreme Brahma, [...] Brahma goes beyond the sphere of all pains and inequities. When through Sádhaná [...] reach of death for all eternity.

The History of Bengal – 1 (1)

[47] In Orissa, another great scholar [...] prepared a new almanac with great pains. Generally speaking, that almanac [...] will have to calculate accurately.

The Glory of Prańava (1)

[10] “Tapah” means undergoing pains, troubles, predicaments, tortures [...] reason? To attain that very Entity.

The Four Vargas and Devotion (1)

[23] To return to the original story. [...] had aches all over her body and pains in her back and hands, and soon [...] helplessly goaded on by greed.

The Expansion of the Microcosm (1)

[46] Those who move forward properly [...] the human hopes and aspirations, pains and pleasures, sorrows and afflictions [...] for that particular microcosm.

The Dialogues of Shiva and Párvatii – 1 (1)

[4] One of the questions posed by Párvatii [...] holy places, to take all sorts of pains, to know the self. What is the right path?” So Shiva replied,

The Development of Goddess Worship – Excerpt A (1)

[10] Now, unless related to Shiva, no [...] silently, suppressing their inner pains. Similarly, the prehistoric age carries its unrecorded history silently.

The Criteria of a Guru (1)

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

The Chariot and the Charioteer (2)

[35] The pause period of the systaltic [...] That is why sádhakas take pains to keep their práńa [...] dhárańá (concentration).

[53] The person whose body-like chariot [...] the final cessation of all the pains of the triply afflicted unit. [...] 1 )

Táttvika Diipiká (Dvitiiya Parva) (1)

[21] Take pains to see that all join in the Utsava. [...] pleasure of a Utsava is marred.

Tantra and Sádhaná (2)

[83] “When a person feels all the pains and pleasures of others as one’s own pains and pleasures, this sentient feeling is called matsya sádhaná.”

Supreme Benevolence and Mundane Pleasure (Shreya and Preya) (1)

[6] Preya is a matter of mental enjoyment [...] food will help appease his hunger pains momentarily, but will they be [...] that, once gone, never return.

Struggle and Progress (1)

[28] When the mind evolves in a physical [...] the hopes and aspirations, the pains and pleasures of ones own mind [...] a narrow body-centred outlook.

Spiritual Lessons of the Giitá – 1 (1)

[14] Once you realize the truth, you [...] the other hand, you will be at pains to amplify, in hyperbolic terms, [...] organs and the five sensory organs.

Social Values and Human Cardinal Principles (1)

[29] Today, those who occupy high posts [...] station master will take great pains to prepare the railway minister’s [...] with an abundance of rice.”

Social Animals and Friends (2)

[6] The idea or the reply of the devotee [...] heterogeneity saves Him from the pains of monotony. But there was no [...] save Himself from the trouble and pains of monotony my Lord Parama [...] because outside Him there is nothing.

Shiva in the Song of Shiva (Discourse 19) (1)

[28] 14. There are endless varieties [...] – to whom we can tell all our pains and pleasures, to whom we can [...] 4 )

Shiva in the Light of Philosophy (continued) (Discourse 18) (1)

[36] The Jain religion, based on rigorous [...] some extent, human life and its pains and pleasures in the practical [...] forward personally to lead them.

Shiva's Teachings – 2 (continued) (Discourse 16) (8)

[18] All living beings have minds. Some [...] Puruśa is the Cosmic Mind. All the pains and pleasures of human beings come from the unit mind.

[23] It is the mind which carries the burden of pains and pleasures. In the mind is [...] afflictions, desires, passions and pains. As a result of various types [...] domain of mundane pleasures and pains.

[53] The influence of the thoughts and [...] introverted, the influence of the pains and pleasures experienced in the [...] called “mesmerism”.

[59] The answer is, the sleeping state [...] disease, or is brooding over imaginary pains and pleasures – then during [...] 4 )

[71] In the lives of many people, a [...] during dream, they transcend their pains and pleasures. Then, meeting their [...] fortunate. It is they who can say,

[84] Those who are experiencing all the pulsations of life, who are throbbing with pains and pleasures, hopes and disappointments, why should they say,

Shiva's Teachings – 2 (continued) (Discourse 14) (1)

[26] At one time people were told that [...] their intense desire to live, their pains and pleasures, their affectionate [...] of such defective philosophies.

Shivas Teachings – 2 (continued) (Discourse 13) (1)

[25] Those who think that rigorous penance [...] the Supreme One. Think of all the pains and pleasures of others as your [...] manáḿsi jánat́am.”

Salvation and Devotion (2)

[6] There are numerous limitations [...] spiritual bondages all miseries, and pains vanish away.

[14] How does a Jiṋánii [...] But they themselves will not take pains to jump into the realm of action. [...] connection with the actional world:

Rk to Rkśa (Discourse 11) (1)

[27] The word rkthásiina reminds [...] started suffering severe stomach pains. At the time he was seated on [...] [dying, dying, dying]. ”

Publisher's Note (1)

[39] The active help and cooperation [...] sádhakas; while the latter took pains to research and set up the necessary software, and to assist in the layout.

Prabháta Saḿgiita 1828 (1)

[4] From an unknown land the clouds [...] illumine your house. Forget the pains of old, O lovely-eyed. Welcome [...] greet the new with a smiling face.

Perfect Spirituality and Neohumanism (1)

[8] Similarly, in the second phase, [...] quite natural that we feel all the pains and agonies, all the pleasures [...] – it is a path rent by dogmas.

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Sáḿkhya Philosophy – 1 (Discourse 8) (1)

[12] Human beings are not concerned [...] and aspirations, pleasures and pains, and weaknesses and imperfections. [...] philosophy describe His greatness?

Neohumanism Is the Ultimate Shelter (Discourse 11) (1)

[1] Today’s humanity has no doubt [...] cares and anxieties, pleasures and pains, tears and smiles of the present-day [...] than those of their ancestors.

Names of the Supreme (1)

[5] Another popular name is Iishvara. [...] who remains unassailed by worldly pains and sufferings, by actions, and [...] other shelter”, is Iishvara.

Mind and Cognitive Faculty (2)

[18] That Supreme Consciousness whose [...] are closely associated with the pains and pleasures concerning these [...] to dissociate yourself from the pains and pleasures in connection with [...] – nirvikalpa samádhi.

Microcosm and Macrocosm (2)

[5] Whatever the endeavour of the microcosmic [...] The hopes and aspirations, the pains and sorrows, the active endeavour [...] meaningful for the unit entity.

[42] By doing sádhaná [...] Him, and will overcome all your pains and miseries. You will attain [...] the state of a liberated soul.

“Máyámetáḿ Taranti Te” – 1 (1)

[9] “That which appears in the [...] remains with living beings in their pains and pleasures, and leads them [...] am straight and simple.”

Light Comes (5)

[167] It is the mind which carries the burden of pains and pleasures. In the mind is [...] afflictions, desires, passions, and pains. As a result of various types [...] fall like bubbles in the mind.

[168] If, through sádhaná, [...] domain of mundane pleasures and pains.

[390] There are endless varieties of [...] – to whom we can tell all our pains and pleasures, to whom we can [...] nothing to hide from You.”

[577] At one time people were told that [...] their intense desire to live, their pains and pleasures, their affectionate [...] that kid carries on its frame.

Kiirtana – the Panacea for All Afflictions (1)

[3] But in the realm of creation there [...] relativities, that is why there are pains, pleasures, sorrows and afflictions. [...] Supreme. This is the path of Sadhana.

Kiirtana and Dance / The Psychic Order (1)

[25] Now you have understood. Animals [...] stick like this. It can feel the pains and pleasures of its master. Sometimes [...] 5 )

Intoxicants (1)

[2] Fermented rice gruel can also be [...] verge of death because of labour pains, she may survive if she is administered [...] sick person well] can be used.

How an Ideal Person Should Live (1)

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] is, in short, human life, full of pains and pleasures, hopes and aspirations. [...] have to leave the earth one day.

God Is With You (1)

[4] He shares your joys and pains, as He is with you through thick [...] all others have abandoned you.

Desire and Detachment (1)

[7] The Supreme Consciousness is unseeable, [...] that is to say, one has to take pains to “see” Him. Just [...] upavaśa, which means worship.

Cult, Inference and Propensity (1)

[20] And the eighth one is antaryámitva [...] others, and thereby to know the pains and pleasures, the hopes, aspirations [...] grace of Parama Puruśa.

Cardinal Attributions of God (1)

[6] When anitya, ashuci and duhkhátma [...] (ashuci) to be pure (shuci); worldly pains to be bliss; and the non-spiritual, [...] This is all due to avidyá.

Beyond Temporary Experience (3)

[3] In the case of humans, and also [...] physico-psychic pleasures and physico-psychic pains also. Although the jurisdictions of those pleasures or those pains are limited, those jurisdictions [...] physical pleasure or physical pain.

[4] In the case of humans, there is [...] of them have their pleasures and pains only in the physical stratum, and they come, or they are created, as an inborn instinct.

Awakened Conscience (Discourse 9) (1)

[1] The bondages that human beings [...] their source in the human mind: the pains and agonies experienced by those [...] direct association with matter.

Artha and Paramártha (2)

[4] Now, what happens to the jiiva [...] obtain temporary liberation from pains and miseries, money or Artha is [...] between Artha and Paramártha.

[5] Human capacity is very limited [...] happy? No, they too suffer from pains and miseries, troubles and diseases. [...] called “salvation”.

An Ideal Life (1)

[4] Furthermore, never forgetting that [...] animals, they have undergone countless pains, miseries, tortures and humiliations. [...] may have attained a human life.

All Bask In the Glory of Shiva – 3 (Discourse 8) (1)

[18] Now, unless related to Shiva, no [...] silently, suppressing their inner pains. Similarly, the prehistoric age carries its unrecorded history silently.

All Bask in the Glory of Shiva – 2 (Discourse 7) (1)

[21] These people were the ornaments [...] joys and sorrows, pleasures and pains centred around them. And Shiva’s [...] a big family became their god.

Ádarsha and Iśt́a (3)

[6] According to philosophy, the Supreme [...] they can explain the pleasures and pains of their life. Human beings cannot [...] stories of their joys and sorrows, pains and pleasures, loves and affections, [...] one’s iśt́a.

[16] Human dharma is one, and that is [...] affection, to whom they can reveal their pains and pleasures, and surrender themselves [...] dharma are almost like animal.