Pa > References for ‘parallel’
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[7] Vrajagopála, who has been [...] [“Krśńa has no comparison, no parallel”]. Many rśis [sages] tried [...] the depth of His knowledge has no parallel; His far-sightedness is also unparalleled. [...] alone is His own comparison.”
[48] Váhu means “that part [...] arms so that they are at least parallel to the earth or above it is a [...] for kiirtana and self-surrender.
[153] The etymological meaning of upamá [...] [“Krśńa has no parallel or equal”].
[8] What is Dharma? “Dhriyate [...] entitative expressions, there must be a parallel wave of incantative expression. [...] Náráyańa. Why?”
[1] The essence of the parallel psychic waves of society is determined [...] that society is the expression of parallel psychic waves, and arises because of the mental tendency of moving in unison.
[2] It is clear that society is supported [...] is, whose psychic waves are not parallel but divergent and distorted by dissension, cannot be called a society.
[9] Now, to discuss Shivatattva, devatátattva [...] [“Krśńa has no parallel or equal”]. These were the ideas of the Vedic Age.
[9] Now, to discuss Shivatattva, devatátattva [...] [“Krśńa has no parallel or equal”]. These were the ideas of the Vedic Age.
[27] Every entity of the quinquelemental [...] so, whenever psychic waves become parallel with the physical waves of a physical [...] is bound to become degenerated.
[12] The second characteristic is rasa, [...] human psychic thought-waves flow in parallel rhythm with the Cosmic thought [...] experiences the taste of the Infinite.
[22] Orange trees must be planted 15-20 [...] each other. All the rows should be parallel in a grid formation.
[84] The posture of surrender to the [...] middle fingers of each hand placed parallel to each other. This represents [...] directed towards the supreme goal.
[7] On points of sincerity and devotion, Bhisma had no parallel, but in point of valour, Karna [...] any such request of his enemies.
[190] “Crimes” are acts forbidden [...] sense of crime, therefore, runs parallel to the concepts of virtue and [...] applies for humanity in general.
[13] As long as the I-feeling exists [...] vitality and the psychic waves become parallel with the state of Cosmic pause [...] mahámrtyu, the great death.
[3] The age of Vaishnavite literature [Vaeśńavkávya] ran almost parallel with – sometimes a little [...] and incomparable treasury of art?
[1] Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar’s [...] that all peoples would study in parallel with their own mother tongues. [...] tirelessly to promote its use.
[29] With the exception of the Piráli [...] [the west bank of the Ganges is parallel to Varanasi]); that is, they went [...] and return back in the evening.
[35] Next comes the question, what is [...] [“Krśńa has no parallel or equal”]. While adoring [...] personality in existence. He had no parallel in intellect or wisdom. Thus if [...] Him incomparable, unparalleled.
[45] Is this not the final answer to [...] that Krśńa has any parallel? No, no one can claim this. All will have to fold their hands and say unto Him,
[47] [Krśńa has no parallel or equal. Krśńa is Parama Puruśa Himself.]
[17] This world is ideational for Him [...] make the flow of Viśayarasa parallel to the flow of Paramarasa. They [...] Paramarasa. This alone is a safe way.
[1] A society may be described as the collection of numerous parallel psychic waves which originate [...] structure inspired by exalted ideas.
[21] Everything cometh from the realm [...] visibility. It is like the coming parallel of two trains for a few moments. [...] with them or what has passed on.
[14] In order to make a mantra “live”, the individual rhythms have to be made parallel to the Cosmic rhythms. Then the [...] not lead to mantra siddhi.”
[424] Krśńa has no comparison, no parallel. Many Rśis (sages) tried [...] alone is His own comparison.”
[18] Should the slopes beside lakes [...] must be dug perpendicular, not parallel, to the slope. Where a gentle [...] way without damaging the land.
[58] They are hard-working people. [...] in sweating human beings has no parallel anywhere. Náná [...] austere penance of the deep night.
[171] The Sadashiva range (Upper Himalayas) run west to east, directly parallel to the Lower Himalayas. We find [...] water it freezes and turns to ice.
[5] Now the Post-Shiva Tantra that [...] course Post-Shiva Tantra was running parallel to them. Script had already been [...] Buddhist Tantra and Post-Shiva Tantra.
[9] – whereas in Shiva Tantra, [...] sixty-four Tantras were running parallel.
[1] The Transcendental Entity, or Puruśa, [...] infinite directions. When they run parallel, no figure is formed. But when [...] endless and is flowing eternally.
[10] “I’m sure you’ve [...] Sylhet. Its verdant beauty is without parallel. But if ever you go there don’t pay homage to the brahmin scholars.’
[4] However mind is a particular ectoplasmic [...] and your own psychic rhythm are parallel (there is no imposition from anywhere) [...] “fascination” and “love”.
[31] The process of cultivating transplanted [...] in a triangular formation in two parallel lines, and there should be some [...] be grown as an associate crop.
[51] Death means want of parallelism [...] because in such a case, even if parallel mental waves are created afresh [...] merge into Parama Puruśa.
[26] Digha is the widest sea beach in [...] railway line should be constructed parallel to the seashore. If this is done, [...] opportunities for the local people.
[100] “The region where we are [...] eastern mountains of Gondwanaland ran parallel from west to east. Only the Rajmahal [...] where could the Ganges come from?
[213] The first and chief meaning of [...] maháviśuvákśa. If we mark off another line parallel to the equator, then that line [...] equator or the lines of latitude.
[67] (i) Standing on the left foot, [...] the leg (extended backward) are parallel to the floor.
[89] (i) Squat, sitting on the heels, [...] as to form a triangle in a plane parallel to the earth. Raise the left arm [...] this position for half a minute.
[93] (i) Sit as in sahaja utkat́ásana, [...] but instead of holding the arms parallel to each other, bring the palms [...] Duration – eight seconds.
[99] (39) Garud́ásana (bird [...] arm backwards, keeping both arms parallel to the ground. Then try to touch [...] one round. Practise four rounds.
[100] (40) Dvisamakońásana [...] utkat́ásana. Extend the right leg forward, parallel to the ground, and raise the left [...] one round. Practise four rounds.
[37] By adding ań to uttána we get the word aottána. If one lies down parallel to the earth with the navel upwards then this position is called uttána [supine].
[106] As I was saying, there was a dike [...] small irrigation ditch running parallel to us. The land could be cultivated [...] agriculture and animal husbandry.
[45] Talking about ácarańa [...] several small and large mountains run parallel to each other. The summit of the [...] mountain in front was completely bare.
[5] Now the Post-Shiva Tantra that [...] course Post-Shiva Tantra was running parallel to them. Script had already been [...] Buddhist Tantra and Post-Shiva Tantra.
[9] – whereas in Shiva Tantra, [...] sixty-four Tantras were running parallel.