Pe > References for ‘petals’

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[148] [The living being is the composite [...] like a plantain flower (with its petals).]

[98] In the kśatriya social system [...] “A person of honour, like the petals of a flower, will try to shine [...] storm. It is not the nature of petals to live beneath others.”

[3] The King sent for the renowned [...] head above the blue water. Its petals were made of real gold with pink [...] ever produce such a fine work.

[16] How does the individual move ahead? [...] Thereafter the play of Hara begins. The petals wither and fall off, one after [...] dreadful as death, for death itself.

[512] Safflower has a yellow-pink flower [...] colouring can be made from the petals, and sweet-scented edible oil [...] range of colours in the flowers.

[2] Human existence is trifarious – [...] charm – the tenderness of its petals, the softness of pollen, the sweetness [...] Lokatrikońa of entities.

[17] Suppose a painter is drawing a [...] square inch of space, whereas the petals of the lotus occupy two square [...] cannot be symmetrical or systematic.

[41] Kuru + vind + sha . The meaning [...] “that which is manifest through petals”, that is, the lotus. Carańáravinda [...] grass, especially lemon grass.

[85] Kumárii or [...] jasmine” (a special jasmine with many petals). It is also called snigdhakumárii to distinguish it from other varieties.

[17] [The wise, like flower petals, have two traits; either they stay at the top of everybody or they spread out in forests.]

[28] Medicine is made from lotus petals. The lotus, especially the stamen [...] eye disease since ancient times.

[31] This is very old Bengali. It means, “There is one lotus flower having sixty-four petals, and in the centre of the petals is dancing Naerátma Devii.” [...] is called Naerátma Devii.

[2] [The living being is the composite [...] like a plantain flower (with its petals).]

[153] (67) The movement and the path, [...] smooth and littered with flower petals; nor is it always inaccessible, [...] necessity to think of anything else.

[29] This is very old Bengali. It means, “There is one lotus flower having sixty-four petals, and in the centre of the petals is dancing Naerátma Devii.” [...] is called Naerátma Devii.