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[11] As a result of men crippling women [...] death. In some countries and in some periods, they were married to imaginary [...] became inviolable in the Vipra Era.
[63] The indication of colour is most [...] sleep in the body and mind. The periods of sunrise, sunset, moon and midnight [...] not then properly discernible.
[5] During the ancient Hindu, Buddhist, Pathan and Mughal periods, and even in the British period, [...] shattered state of present-day Tripura.
[45] When changes in society are accelerated [...] the social trends of particular periods.
[10] Next came the age of Shiva Tantra. [...] [Post-Shiva] Tantra, during the periods of Buddhism and Jainism. During [...] 1 )
[20] Therefore this patch of land was [...] were gradually lost due to long periods of disuse. In other words, there [...] through the efforts of Lord Shiva.
[2] The second stage is the beginning [...] extent. Occasionally, and for brief periods of time, the mind is controlled. [...] his or her spiritual practices.
[14] And in the field of science, what [...] only occasionally, and for short periods, the path of synthesis. Most of [...] synthesis which, alas, we did not do.
[7] The situation changed a great deal in subsequent periods. The matrilineal order was stopped, [...] vested in the gotrapitá.
[8] Now, what is the proper moment, [...] similar small pauses and small periods of speed. But in our collective [...] and adharma is ascendant”].
[86] The non-Aryans were very happy [...] god as Shiva, or, in subsequent periods, some avatára [incarnation] [...] partial manifestation of Gaorii.
[87] Among the backward non-Aryan society, [...] both the genital organs), in later periods, under the influence of Tantra, [...] is called liuṋga”].
[7] The Asian countries, in spite of [...] subject to great humiliation during periods of foreign invasion. While the [...] deprivation and political subjugation.
[95] This bean is most conveniently [...] requirements. It requires two watering periods and soil that is somewhat fertile. Compost (patta pache sárá) will suffice as fertilizer.
[161] Another staple food eaten by many [...] requires at least three watering periods during the sowing season.
[21] But while giving equal rights to [...] During pregnancy and post-delivery periods, the scope of their working ability [...] points must not be lost sight of.
[6] Nidrá [sleep]. A person [...] work more. While working for long periods the body gets tired, and then [...] get back fresh energy for work.
[23] Shiva lived about seven thousand [...] India. But even during the dominant periods of Buddhism and Jainism in India, [...] discernible in Indian society.
[2] Shiva was born about seven thousand [...] observe in the early and medieval periods of the Rgveda, we can conclude [...] 1 )
[3] Long after Shiva’s time, about [...] into existence in India. In later periods the ancient pictorial script of [...] and the Okinawa group of islands.
[3] Shiva was born about seven thousand [...] observe in the early and medieval periods of the Rgveda, we can conclude [...] life was not at all systematized.
[2] The Indo-Tibetan people inhabit [...] physical work continuously for long periods. Their lymphatic glands are well-developed. [...] ascend and descend hilly tracts.
[21] GENERAL [...] Britain). In the Pathan and Mughal periods, the word zilla was substituted [...] united Bengal. –Eds.
[1] Panini, by paying particular attention [...] then the Rgvedic and Yajurvedic periods had ended and the Atharvavedic [...] encountered a good deal of difficulty.
[7] Fourthly, general and special medical [...] accommodate invalid people for a certain periods because Master Units may or may [...] alternative medical treatments.
[41] Moonlight is not a medicine [...] undergo changes during the different periods of the day, so one should use [...] of the word kulyá .
[12] Some of the people then began to [...] whispering became vocalized in later periods. People began to boldly say, “No, [...] prapatti], as it is called today.
[77] We obtain the word káliuṋga [...] that during the Mughal and Pathan periods, whenever there were battles between [...] káliuṋga .
[6] The situation changed a great deal in subsequent periods. The matrilineal order was stopped, [...] vested in the gotrapitá.
[3] The external form that was given [...] slight transformation in subsequent periods. You may raise the question – [...] muni would say something else.
[24] Then comes Śod́ashii, [...] particular biija mantra. In subsequent periods the use of biija mantra became [...] Káli-káyae namah.
[10] Bhahameváhamiti jiṋatvá mukto bhavati dehabhrt. By fasting for prolonged periods we simply invite physical trouble; [...] worst sádhaná of all.
[9] Thus the single species of Homo [...] they passed their lives over long periods amidst diverse geophysical conditions, [...] product of natural conditions.
[28] Thus in the dim past of unknown [...] so-called new races after gaps of long periods. The innate migratory nature of [...] other races are roughly as follows:
[17] Paddy, commonly called rice, is [...] kodo are regarded as food. During periods of extreme food shortages, the seeds of these grasses are eaten.
[45] Because much of the land in North [...] contains much flowing water in certain periods of the year, it is difficult to [...] exported to Burma, Thailand and Japan.
[7] In collective life human beings [...] social life there have been long periods of pause. Sometimes during these [...] gathering momentum for the next phase.
[8] In the social life of Bengal also there were long periods of pause followed by long periods of speed. During the Buddhist [...] sometime the speed will again pick up.
[16] Yakśa. Yakśa refers [...] particularly in the Buddhist and Jain periods. Usually a particular place under [...] reactive momenta have exhausted.
[11] There are some diseases – [...] smell. Those who sing for long periods of time or deliver lengthy speeches [...] should be ejected from the mouth.
[46] The propensity which creates a [...] the intervening stage between two periods of active psychic functioning. [...] become totally oblivious of oneself.
[19] In the long history of humanity periods of degeneration have come and [...] to advance with fresh momentum.
[9] Capitalism has always adapted to changing circumstances. Thus we see that in different periods there have been different forms [...] become a blunt and obsolete tool.
[22] According to some, the Bengali [...] year. In the Pathan and Mughal periods, Danda Bhukti, now known as Midnapur, [...] system, as did Assam and Orissa.
[15] The seven peoples’ languages [...] capital. During the Pathan and Mughal periods, it was called “Doáb” [...] Pahaŕii Punjabi and eastern Dogrii.
[128] These occult symptoms disappear [...] themselves in Cosmic feeling for long periods, those ideations are confined [...] becomes calm to a great extent.
[15] The situation changed a great deal in subsequent periods. The matrilineal order was stopped, [...] vested in the gotrapitá.
[3] The external form that was given [...] slight transformation in subsequent periods. You may raise the question – [...] muni would say something else.
[22] Then comes Śod́ashii, [...] particular biija mantra. In subsequent periods the use of biija mantra became [...] Káliikáyae namah.
[46] Later on I will say a little more about the periods of Jain Tantra, Buddhist Tantra, [...] Gańapati Cult and Súrya Cult.