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[2] Now who is that liberating personality? [...] giver of liberation? Some people of passive nature say that it is the time [...] it be the cause for salvation?

[16] Doing good to others is virtue; [...] wrongs and injustices. This sort of passive benevolence does not really promote [...] both an integral part of dharma.

[18] Earlier I mentioned that the Janya [...] svarńa-ghat́ita makaradhvaja. He is there, passive, watching everything, but doing [...] this great assurance. He is not passive like the Janya Iishvara of Sáḿkhya.

[3] From where does vibration come? [...] vehicle of energy and not an inert, passive entity.

[3] But so far as the essence of philosophy [...] multifarious – sometimes it is a passive agent also.

[2] You know that both karma and kriyá [...] does not mean that His role is passive. He is active but He gets everything done by others.

[5] The name of the book is the Giitá. [...] been sung”. It is in the passive voice. But the passive voice always carries a sense of [...] explained in this introduction.

[3] Some people may think that the [...] was directed into a negative and passive movement which was averse to struggle.

[2] Brahma is the composite of Puruśa [...] the entity, which appears to be passive or crude, is actually the crude [...] will certainly one day awaken.

[74] The knowledge of material distinction [...] Hence the joy of sleep is static or passive, and gradually this state gives [...] merely, a fragmental or partial one.

[29] In the wakeful state the unit beings [...] calm tranquil happiness or static passive pleasure is felt. But in the dreamful [...] various kinds of pains and pleasures.

[13] Earlier I was saying that the nominative [...] sentence dádáy balla is passive voice and has been put in the [...] mánuśe as either passive voice or third case because the [...] not the same in active voice and passive voice. Vadati and ucyate are not [...] being used in active voice, not passive voice or impersonal voice. In [...] to the accusative, second case.

[18] In Hindustani, when ne is added [...] radical change that occurs with the passive and impersonal voices it does [...] Rabindranath’s poems it becomes:

[54] Why are human beings afraid of [...] power to gradually convert their passive energy into active mental energy. [...] category of that of an earthworm.

[6] By nature human beings are not [...] may be sufficient to keep women passive or in servitude, no real good [...] sex exist, purity is impossible.

[8] VOICE [...] voice: the active voice and the passive voice. When, in an expression, [...] the subject], it is called passive voice . (It may be remembered [...] voices: the active voice, the passive voice, and the subjunctive voice.) [...] was done by Rama, and is in the passive voice.

[21] How far is relative knowledge acceptable [...] fate. This makes a group of people passive fatalists. On the other hand, [...] will forfeit the right to exist.

[23] The Janya Iishvara of Sáḿkhya [...] no specific role. His role is so passive that if a dishonest person tortures [...] Párthasárathi was not like that either.

[24] With the help of the Pandavas and [...] occur due to natural law. But a passive entity like Janya Iishvara cannot [...] is of no value to human beings.

[75] Behind this playful stance of the Cosmic Entity lies His eternal immutable stance, which is a passive witness to the ever-changing forms [...] the supreme spiritual fulfilment.

[2] Rám bhát khácche [...] cannot be substantiated. In the passive voice and the impersonal voice [...] been placed first in the sentence.

[21] After this comes the third case. [...] It is indirectly linked in the passive and impersonal voices. Thus it [...] idiomatic expression of Hindi.

[3] At any rate, sah odanam bhakśayati [...] And sometimes in Bengali, if the passive voice and the impersonal voice [...] dvitiiyá does not apply to Bengali.