Pa > References for ‘pásha, Pasha’

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[11] Let me digress a little to explain [...] Páshabaddha bhavet jiivah pásha muktah bhavet Shivah – “Those [...] from the fetters is Shiva.”

[12] Pásha baddo bhavej jiivah, páshamukto bhavecchivah.

[27] The Entity whose vibration vibrates [...] spiritual fetters. In the narrow sense pásha means the eight páshas.

[30] Sometimes the word pásha refers also to the six enemies [...] propensities (vrtti) of the mind.

[31] Pásha baddho bhavejjivah páshamukto bhavecchivah

[19] “That I permeate everything, [...] are its chains of bondage. These pásha or fetters are eight in number:

[5] When they are under the fetters of “pásha” they are “jiiva” [...] they are Shiva, one with Shiva.

[11] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] for liberation after death. PÁSHA. The eight fetters of mind: [...] pratisaiṋcara and saiṋcara.

[114] In a dream, due to the dormant [...] excessive expression of any ripu or pásha, the kámamaya becomes temporarily [...] thing; none of them actually exist.

[11] Any action that creates a very [...] and influences the mind is called Pasha. Thus Ripu is intro-external and Pasha is extro-internal.

[33] (14) When one is established in Yama and Niyama, aśt́a pásha (the eight fetters) fall from the mind. One who is not fettered can never have superstitions.

[114] In a dream, due to the dormant [...] excessive expression of any ripu or pásha, the kámamaya becomes temporarily [...] thing; none of them actually exist.

[13] For Parama Puruśa no difference [...] always remember – shyness is a pásha, an external bondage. You will [...] while perfect tranquillity of mind.

[44] There are activities that provoke, [...] bondage. So it is a kind of pásha [eight types of external fetters]. [...] influences the mind is called pásha , as told earlier. An intelligent [...] fights the páshas .

[47] Regarding the pashas , [...] páshamukto bhavecchivah [Bound by pásha is the jiiva , liberated from bondage is Shiva].

[48] Your psychological reaction to a person’s behaviour or action that creates pásha or provokes ripu is called hatred. Since hatred is also a type of pásha , and it must be opposed through [...] can be used for this hatred.

[42] [The Operative Principle, in the [...] consort of Lord Shiva, holding pásha [binding rope], aunkusha, shara [arrow] and cápa [bow].]

[14] So each and every entity has the [...] becomes one with Shiva. “Pásha baddha bhavet jiiva, páshmukta [...] goal. This is the Desideratum.

[11] The contractive movement at its [...] expressed by the aśt́a pásha [eight fetters]: ghrńá [...] in the course of its expansion.

[17] While moving towards the Cosmic [...] imposed from outside, are known as pásha:

[50] So we have the affliction of birth, [...] constitute the mrtyupásha. Pásha means “that which binds”.

[2] A certain type of music is also [...] Turkish alphabet and spelling, Kemal Pasha (Kemal Atatürk) introduced [...] was not felt in Bengali music.

[36] A certain type of music is also [...] Turkish alphabet and spelling, Kemal Pasha (Kemal Atatürk) introduced [...] was not felt in Bengali music.

[6] The word pedar in Farsi, which [...] atá/átá. Kemal Pasha did a lot for the people of Turkey so he was called Kemal Atatürk.