Pa > References for ‘parents’

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[6] Fully utilize your strength and [...] think about itself – its parents think about its well-being – [...] inviting trouble for themselves.

[4] In this world anybody and everybody [...] respect. According to Indian custom, parents having only one son may adopt [...] Bandhu. His name is Jagat Bandhu.

[3] God’s relation with human beings is a family relation. When parents feed the children, they do not [...] who is only a matriculate. For parents, all their children are equal. [...] give them. Really, the love of parents is dependent not upon the education of the children but upon the children’s attachment for the parents.

[6] Let me give an example. While a [...] will comment: “What sort of parents are they? They don’t seem to care for their children at all.”

[7] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] funeral rites of their departed parents. They would observe ashaoca for [...] shráddha ceremony of their departed parents. In the rest of India, women’s [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[9] Not only this, there is proof that girls have a particular type of legal relationship with their parents in Bengal. One hundred years ago [...] maintain a relationship with her parents? Before marriage she writes her [...] marriage, her relationship with her parents is not permanently severed.

[10] Bengal’s culture and civilization [...] girls can easily go to see their parents. But the rest of the year they cannot, as there is no land route.

[11] Bengal’s culture and civilization [...] girls can easily go to see their parents. But the rest of the year they cannot, as there is no land route.

[14] This poem shows that the month [...] for married girls to visit their parents.

[15] Parents hate to see their children weep. [...] are sure to meet with success.

[22] Action, whether good or bad, causes [...] eleven years, Rama has to be born of parents where the father, according to [...] will seek shelter and be reborn.

[1] Until recently there was a defective [...] life you know, you feel, that the parents cannot have any sense of disparity [...] bird having one wing cannot fly.

[3] Parents hate to see their children weep. [...] are sure to meet with success.

[8] Janmaná jáyate shúdrah [...] and they depend solely on their parents. So a babe is a shúdra [...] – depending on the mother.

[106] Parents and Gurus

[107] Though on the one hand the vipras [...] do something in return for their parents’; love and affection had first [...] rendering service to one’s parents in this way helps the child to [...] why in the Vipra Age service to parents ceased to be limited to the repayment [...] sádhaná [spiritual practice].

[108] And why stop at service to one’s parents alone? The vipras deemed all those [...] [duties enjoined on unit beings].

[109] The sweet relationship between parents and their children made family [...] traditions and prestige of their parents, but the children of the Vipra Age learned to think about more than this. Just as parents and other elders in the Vipra [...] caraeveti ["Move on, move on"].

[12] The second cause is non-utilization [...] inflict sufferings on others. If the parents of a boy die and he has no guardian, [...] easily become reckless and a sinner.

[12] Parents love their child very much. Do [...] or she does not utter even the parents names, then they do not get pleasure. [...] first phase of aesthetic science.

[2] In [the pre-Mahábhárata] [...] glories of their daughters. Their parents would give them attractive clothes, [...] women did not diminish at all.

[8] Why have schools been established? Is it not to enable children to learn? All parents want their progeny to acquire knowledge and develop intellect. But even today many parents are unable to send their children [...] all problems in a collective way.

[12] Society must ensure that proper [...] the care and protection of their parents for their existence. These helpless [...] “Játakarma” of the child.

[8] Let us take some other examples. [...] they do not follow this practice. Parents also used to sacrifice their youngest [...] patterns, it becomes static and dies.

[17] Human beings also know that Parama [...] is superior to all other beings. Parents are greatly pleased when they [...] of Bhágavata Dharma. So,

[1] When children are five years old and attain some awareness, the parents, brothers, sisters or any guardian [...] whatever they visualize, is Brahma.

[2] I said that this is an absurd and [...] want such a thing. Not only do parents take their sons on their laps [...] their mothers-in-law.” Some parents expect their sons to support the [...] Their love is deep and sincere.

[3] Not only this. Till recently there [...] life, you know, you feel, that the parents cannot have any sense of disparity [...] bird having one wing cannot fly.

[16] Shiva has been described as “Gańábharańam” [...] tigers. But do tiger cubs fear their parents? No, never, because they know that their parents are their own, are members of [...] the son dare to speak with his parents? Of course he will. He will certainly [...] outsiders would never dare to do that.

[34] The people of that shúdra [...] maintain the relationship. So although parents had a temporary affection for [...] of responsibility towards their parents or close relatives.

[39] The rudimental idea of shúdra [...] responsibility for their elderly parents. So people will remain divided [...] nothing but a disquieting dream.

[58] Human beings are creatures of sensibility. [...] affection, having already awakened in parents for their children, in the latter [...] awaken in children towards their parents. Duty-conscious children were [...] society was also strengthened.

[101] But kśatriya society has [...] alone and not for any other reason, parents will be looked after and protected [...] senility or physical infirmity.

[56] Is this protean master-artist, [...] are so attracted to her, just as parents are attracted to the transient [...] indeed is the ever-changing Prakrti!

[64] One’s husband is not dear [...] does not arouse felicity in his parents’; hearts, and that is why they [...] heart with a jubilant vibration.

[57] This world is indeed a Macrocosmic [...] energy from the bodies of their parents and from their mother’s food [...] the existence of the universe.

[29] If a baby is born prematurely there is a risk that it may die. If the parents live in an isolated rural area [...] baby to grow healthy and strong.

[11] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] funeral rites of their departed parents. They would observe ashaoca [mourning] [...] shráddha ceremony of their departed parents. In the rest of India, women’s [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[21] Not only this, there is proof that girls have a particular type of legal relationship with their parents in Bengal. One hundred years ago [...] maintain a relationship with her parents? Before marriage she writes her [...] marriage, her relationship with her parents is not permanently severed.

[22] Bengal’s culture and civilization [...] girls can easily go to see their parents. But the rest of the year they cannot, as there is no land route.

[25] This poem shows that the month [...] for married girls to visit their parents.

[20] Those who dismiss the world as [...] children. By taking the hearts of all parents within one’s own heart one [...] abysmal darkness of staticity.

[21] But is the theoretical knowledge [...] logic, that all children of all parents are equal? No, through theoretical [...] hearts in His most attractive form.

[30] Now the youngest prince thought [...] two elder brothers. Otherwise, my parents will not survive.” He touched [...] brothers in good health.”

[86] Then the prince set his two elder [...] as soon as possible, since their parents must have been extremely anxious [...] Blue Sea on his Peacock Horse.

[18] Sadvipras will wage a ceaseless [...] not only Sadvipras but also the parents of Sadvipras – the great Sadvipras.

[8] A boy is studying. While doing [...] thoughts such as: “What will my parents and seniors say if I fail in the [...] in the task of learning.”

[10] Now, along with thinking comes [...] advantage with silent reading: the parents are unaware of what their children are reading.

[68] However small the root of an idea [...] does, He does for all. Just as parents sometimes have to punish their [...] know Him, you will attain bliss.

[2] Physical weakness of women [...] demand a dowry from the bride’s parents. In those societies where women [...] resources. This is the only way.

[15] When one’s cognitive faculty [...] disparities are also atheists. No parents could sincerely desire one of [...] another slowly starves to death.

[7] Vikranta grew up among such spiritual ideations, and by the time he was about twelve he left his parents and took to sannyása [renunciation]. [...] to make Vikranta king after him.

[3] Negotiations were going on regarding [...] satisfied with the amount of dowry her parents offered. Those who did not choose her said that they would let the parents know their consent later by mail. (Experienced parents of marriageable girls understand the connotations of this type of language.)

[4] Initially, Teby’s parents entertained the visitors with [...] broke down at the last moment.

[7] Those, who will be present on the [...] responsibility in this connection is on its parents.

[3] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] funeral rites of their departed parents. They would observe ashaoca [mourning] [...] shráddha ceremony of their departed parents. In the rest of India, women’s [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[2] Proper attention should be paid [...] spiritual practices with their parents. That is the way they will develop [...] but also the society as a whole.

[17] Should PROUT support the participation [...] grown-up children may help their parents a lot in managing family duties. The relation between students and teachers should be sweet.

[7] The second fundamental is that [...] constantly pry their teachers, their parents and their neighbours with questions [...] assimilate the entire universe.

[51] The relationship between the Lord [...] child in the family ever go to its parents saying, “I am a sinner, I am wicked, please forgive me, my parents”? Certainly a child will never [...] He will never speak of his sins.

[9] Whatever thoughts any small child, [...] Children are generally like their parents. But the overall responsibility [...] another and more disciplined group.

[17] Preya is of two kinds – priyabháva [...] arouses the same affection in his parents as a handsome son does. Does this [...] nothing to do with external features.

[25] There are some psychological causes [...] attraction of the children for their parents or for each other. The tender affection for the parents or brothers or sisters of a girl [...] a distant country away from her parents, is somewhat diminished; for in [...] family environment. That is why wise parents generally do not like to educate their children by keeping them in hostels.

[26] Those who think that the dowry [...] covetable properties from their parents nowadays. So it is an idle dream [...] person easily gets her consort.

[26] The problem is primarily economic, [...] married. At the time of marriage the parents of the groom therefore extract a substantial amount of money or goods from the parents of the bride in order to maintain [...] where men do not earn money, the parents of the bride receive a substantial dowry from the parents of the bridegroom. Of course a [...] section of society. So in fact, the parents of the bride give a dowry in a [...] men, the situation is reversed.

[27] There are those who mistakenly [...] amounts of property from their parents, so it is completely unrealistic to expect that the parents of the groom will relinquish their [...] most unattractive daughter of rich parents gets married very easily due to the power of money.

[9] Another branch of Pátaka [...] done. For instance, responsible parents should arrange proper education [...] is not the responsibility of the parents.) Throughout life people should [...] committing Pratyáváya.

[4] After offering rice, sesame, clothes, [...] market. So your deceased father, your parents, who are now inhabitants of Aparaloka, won’t get anything.

[8] 5. One should proceed toward Parama [...] than they themselves – the parents of a child know the child’s [...] me shelter at Your feet”.

[11] One of the names of Parama Puruśa [...] child is a precious jewel to its parents. If people do kiirtana [...] Puruśa becomes happy.

[17] The life of a householder is a [...] family? It includes one’s parents, sisters, brothers, spouse, and [...] This is one’s small family.

[19] What does a householder have to [...] family consisting of one’s parents, brothers, sisters, etc., then again one falls.

[6] Today the clattering chariot wheels [...] girl’s marriage is a strain for the parents. It is a great burden… it [...] joyous sounds, lights and music.

[9] This abolition of old customs may [...] the obsequies of their departed parents. Nowadays normally such things [...] customs will vanish from society.

[15] In the middle is the face of extreme [...] a child of 3-4 months. Both the parents look at him with great affection. [...] to administrative requirements.

[21] When there occurs a great stir [...] Ekchakra village of Birbhum. (His parents were Mukunda Batabyal and Rama Devi.)

[3] I remember some years ago at Anandanagar [...] Girls do not use veils at their parents’; house. I remember that it was [...] An auspicious beginning indeed!

[2] In the natural course of evolution, [...] day, with the birth of babies, the parents and the other family members naturally [...] development and scientific knowledge.

[17] For married persons : Keeping [...] education even the children of fit parents may become a liability to the [...] Board and then guide the person.

[6] Of course, for want of proper education even the children of fit parents may become a liability to the [...] Board and then guide the person.

[14] “Who is one’s father, [...] their lives caring for their ailing parents. Many people look upon human beings [...] world promoting the welfare of all.

[14] The second part of Párthasárathi’s [...] should be done”. For instance, parents should educate their children. [...] pratyaváya. In some countries, parents are responsible for arranging [...] pápa and pratyaváya.

[3] “If the whole world treats [...] because all are His loving children. Parents may scold mischievous children [...] but He can never hate. Sometimes parents angrily shout at their child, [...] mouths, not their minds. The same parents who utter such words become extremely [...] genuine concern for the child.

[13] So no one should feel disconcerted [...] concerned about their welfare. Just as parents are concerned for their child, [...] guides the stars guides you also.

[31] But who will impart moral training or education? Parents find fault with teachers, and [...] children. Although it is true that most parents are either uneducated or semi-educated, [...] key to the solution lies with the parents themselves. In cases where the parents are unfit to shoulder this responsibility, [...] greater sense of responsibility.

[6] Human beings are emotional beings. [...] affection for their children by parents, children, too, became conscious to some extent of a sense of duty towards their parents. These duty-conscious children [...] relationships between men and women.

[24] The newly-married couple will hold [...] ácárya/ás and to their parents or guardians.

[37] (11) In Ananda Marga no one will [...] child. In such circumstances, the parents of the child will be compelled [...] agree to more than one marriage.

[58] So no one should feel disconcerted [...] concerned about their welfare. Just as parents are concerned for their child, [...] guides the stars guides you also.

[117] “In Magadh for ‘throwing away something’ one says big dená . Parents who lose many children leave [...] it to the house of death.”

[4] The second meaning of the word kulya is “that person whose parents are legally married”. Such [...] countless virtues. However his parents were not married in accordance [...] genealogy of this Surya) .

[94] During the time of King Ballala [...] through daughters, that is, the parents would give their daughters in [...] lineage would be adversely affected.

[7] The individual mind in a human is a metazoic mind. Some one million years ago, the first parents of humanity were australopithecines. [...] metazoic mind is very developed.

[3] Hence humans should choose their [...] to repent their whole life. Even parents who realize that they themselves [...] about this. In Tantra it is said,

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[250] ‘If I am the daughter of honest parents, Then I have given you the [...] If you are the son of honest parents, Then eat the head and tail and leave me the rest.’

[340] 1) … the mother-in-law’s [...] let her daughter-in-law see her parents.

[2] (1) Sons and daughters will inherit in equal shares the movable and/or immovable property of their parents. The daughter will enjoy the immovable [...] father’s family after her death.

[5] 3. When due to poverty parents are unable to provide enough milk [...] children normally turn out emaciated.

[6] 4. If out of misguided love parents treat their children lavishly [...] vitality and the children become thin.

[22] In the case of children under five, [...] for children. Due to poverty many parents cannot provide much milk for their [...] three-fourths seer to one seer every day.

[24] If children get enough fruits and [...] well-off, some gluttonous meat-eating parents and guardians deprive their offspring [...] very injurious to their children.

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[10] Hence humans should choose their [...] to repent their whole life. Even parents who are not good should either [...] in this. In Tantra it is said:

[4] Now what is shástra? Shásanát [...] shástra. In the case where the parents govern their children only for [...] discipline is the discipline of shastra.

[19] Now, what is the true service? [...] common practice, we see that the parents are pleased when their sons or [...] yourself to the service of humanity.

[14] 11. In Ananda Marga no one will [...] child. In such circumstances, the parents of the child will be compelled [...] marriage will not be necessary.

[18] 1. Sons and daughters shall inherit in equal shares the movable and/or immovable properties of their parents. The daughter shall enjoy the [...] father’s family after her death.

[52] In the female body the lymph glands [...] learn engineering by one’s parents, one may not be successful. But [...] eighteen in the case of girls.

[8] Some students can only concentrate [...] fifteen or twenty minutes. Their parents and teachers feel satisfied with [...] mind is fixed in the playground.

[9] During the examination period, [...] the high expectations of friends, parents and neighbours. In this case, [...] should remain vigilant against it.

[30] The principle of ahiḿsá, [...] now. Let us now consider whether parents punishing a child amounts to hiḿsá [...] no matter how harsh it may seem.

[39] In the female body the lymph glands [...] learn engineering by one’s parents, one may not be successful. But [...] eighteen in the case of girls.

[9] All obstacles, be they in the form of husbands, wives, parents or indeed the society at large, [...] are two slokas in this regard;

[74] I had known Khagen since I was a child. His parents lived in Chakradharpur and he [...] one class behind me in school.

[11] “If I am the daughter of honest parents, Then I have given you the [...] If you are the son of honest parents, Then eat the head and tail and leave me the rest.”