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Vrajagopála and Aesthetic Science (Discourse 25) (1)

[10] [I have loved this world. I have [...] memory, and let all else of me perish.]

The Primordial Cause of Creation [in early editions titled Kśiire Sarpirivárpitam] (1)

[34] What happens when sádhakas [...] bondages which create pettiness also perish. With the dissolution of the unit-mind, [...] unassailed by their ceaseless play.

The Future of Civilization (2)

[5] The destruction of a particular [...] day these planets and stars also perish people will move to other planets. [...] This means that humanity will also perish. But it can’t happen. There [...] exist. You can rest assured of Asti.

Svadharma and Paradharma – 3 (1)

[19] Mámekaḿ sharańaḿ [...] you will end up in the water, and perish. Worship the non-dual Parama Puruśa [...] mokśayiśyámi má shucah.

Some Examples of Microvita in Daily Life – Excerpt A (1)

[3] Krimi can only survive in certain [...] air pressure variation, they will perish. But the jurisdiction of microvita [...] the collective death of humanity.

In the Land of Hat́t́amálá Part 2 (1)

[102] No one was willing to try. With [...] wept. “I won’t let you perish in this way, slowly, under my [...] volunteered. What should I do?”

In the Land of Hat́t́amálá Part 1 (1)

[169] The children shouted out in a shrill [...] die, for God’s sake. Let us perish.”

Iigal to Iikśańaka/ Iikśańika/ Iikśańiká (Discourse 8) (1)

[72] Iish + varac = iishvara. Generally [...] law of nature is nashvara (nash [perish]+ varac); “that from which [...] varac). About iishvara it is said:

Genius and Technician (2)

[8] But the Egyptian civilization which [...] The Chinese civilization did not perish altogether; it still survives through metamorphosis. The Indian civilization also did not perish; it, too, has survived through [...] civilizations with much difficulty.

Ekendriya – 4 (2)

[14] Time is a mental measurement of [...] or the rotating entity were to perish, time would also cease to exist. [...] in the flow of His cosmic cycle.

[16] You cannot see electricity directly [...] object of adoration will certainly perish one day leaving one totally devastated. [...] as their goal and nothing else.

Ekendriya – 1 (1)

[12] Let us resume our original discussion. [...] liquid factors of the body would perish but the mind would continue to [...] treasure lying hidden under the earth.

Case and Case-Endings – 3 (Discourse 14) (1)

[23] [Let my body be parched in this posture. Let the bones, flesh and skin perish. My body will not move even an [...] difficult to attain in lives together.]

“Better to Die . . .” – 2 (1)

[1] The Giitá says: Svadharme [...] delightful, “it is better to perish in svadharma; paradharma is terrifying.” [...] manuśya dharma [human dharma].

Áṋt to Áhiira (Discourse 5) (1)

[89] “That Magadha which has given [...] yourself,” I replied, “will never perish. There is no power on earth that can destroy it.”