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[3] God’s relation with human [...] spiritual food He will give them. Really, the love of parents is dependent [...] children’s attachment for the parents.

[7] The word shraddhá [translated “faith and devotion”] really has no equivalent in the English [...] this is called shraddhá.

[8] Even when you think of God as an enemy, you are involved in Him. Really, our mind is more activated [to [...] bring about the desired results.

[17] The term bhakti is derived as bhaj [...] Puruśa, because you do not really want Him. This type of devotion [...] because it leads to degradation.

[11] The next one is Vikalpa. “Shabdaguńánupátii [...] you say Varanasi has come, but really Varanasi did not come – [...] Viparyaya are occurring all the time.

[17] Now what is the role of devotion [...] that is not actually Vrttinirodha. Really speaking, the workings of nerve [...] Paramátman. The goal has been fixed here.

[24] What is Jiṋána? The [...] but one who works for others is really great. When people render no service [...] they are known as Karmasiddha.

[5] In fact, the best thing is not [...] Puruśa because it is not Him they really want. And when they do not actually want Him, they cannot hope to attain Him.

[2] Is that who you are? Who are you really?

[4] But who are you really?

[6] But who are you really?

[21] If Parama Puruśa wants to [...] I want nothing from you. If you really want to give me something, give [...] and degrading for human beings.

[6] What does the word nárada [...] dwelling? Where is your nucleus really located? You are everywhere but where is your nucleus?”

[16] Doing good to others is virtue; [...] of passive benevolence does not really promote the cause of human progress [...] both an integral part of dharma.

[20] How does the magician do this? [...] wonder whether the magician has really brought back to life his friend [...] then does one see it so clearly?

[14] It is said, Shrutayo vibhinnáh [...] aspect of spirituality which is really important. By reading books one [...] realize the Supreme Consciousness.

[18] There are a group of people who [...] penance for twelve years. But is it really worthwhile to do such practices [...] nothing but sheer foolishness.

[21] A bullock moving around and around [...] for fifty miles or so, but has it really progressed in its journey? It is merely tied to an oil-pressing machine.

[34] People may think, “Will Shiva [...] mark of real greatness, of the really great. If Shiva failed to give [...] a sinner and a virtuous person.

[3] Puruśa we know is Jiṋána, [...] must be shapeless or formless. It really cannot have a form.

[4] Now, what was the overall outcome [...] in a mountain cave. But can you really hide yourself anywhere? In fact [...] and miseries also accompany them.

[22] Puruśa evedaḿ sarvaḿ [...] people worry about anything. If you really go to hell then there also you [...] between a scholar and a fool.”

[3] The other day I said that the mind [...] while in the shop he felt that he really shouldn’t have any at all [...] being late and prepared his reply.

[1] The Vishuddha Advaetavádiis [...] the two terms Brahma and satyam really mean.

[3] Now, the second part of Vishuddha [...] part]. What does mithyá really mean? It means “non-existent” [...] jiivas’ bodies do not exist either.

[17] The person who composed this shloka [...] water in the mirage, but there really is a mirage), and there is also [...] though horns do not grow on hares.

[2] There is no scope to discuss Vishuddha [...] Brahma.” Later I will explain what is really meant by the term Brahma, and [...] are nothing except Brahma.”

[11] And what foundation do these controllers [...] of the baby has died. But is it really dead? No, through evolution it [...] everything and everyone has a shelter.

[14] I have already said that to say [...] Similarly, that which does not really exist can never have an expression. [...] unrecognized in this philosophy.

[11] Now, my Vrajagopála attracts [...] taste, smell and form. If someone really loves Him, he or she is bound [...] Vrajagopála. Hence if any Entity really deserves my wholehearted love [...] to this most exalted position.

[18] The fourth category of literature [...] (Bharatvarsa Itihás) is not really itihás. It is actually itikathá. Take the case of the Mahabharata.

[17] No matter what country you belong to, tell me honestly, how many doctors can you really trust and respect? Among the doctors [...] give them your respect either.

[51] Criminals are of many types and [...] the sake of money – that I really do not like to consider them as [...] and socially-concerned doctors.

[82] Most countries realize that only [...] efforts, the common people would not really benefit.

[46] This return is called prańásha [...] “the great death”, it is really a return to the original entity [...] creation, maintenance and dissolution.

[25] [The difference between the two (unit consciousness and Supreme Consciousness) really lies in their respective upádhis, [...] what the unit should remember.]

[173] The disciples said, trembling, [...] ant ghost to touch them. It is really a strange thing, Your Holiness.”

[110] I was astonished and dumbfounded to hear such arrogance coming from this sahib. Are there really such people on this earth? “Listen bodiless sahib,” I said. “You really showed some temper with those [...] my human life successful.”

[114] I started to say something but [...] worthless fellow like me. You know, I really am a worthless fellow, the garbage [...] and neck and then come.”

[127] “Look here, sahib,” [...] today. Still, in this situation I really don’t know what I can do [...] it then I certainly will.”

[53] It would have been tolerable to [...] suffering from a complex of despair. Really speaking, it was improper for [...] states on the basis of language.

[5] Perhaps you know that in the Vedas, [...] of any acoustic root. And Shiva really did become one of them. Thus they [...] anything concerned with Shiva.

[34] The organs have their origin in [...] on. So you see, the organs are really the expressions of the mind, and [...] they are only relative truths.

[24] I said yesterday that everything [...] things,” I told him, “Really very good. You have done charity [...] Rámánanda is taping what I say).

[45] Visions of gods and goddesses or [...] ghosts. Don’t vipra priests really know that those who receive medical [...] guidance or a divine revelation.

[53] We find in the history of that [...] opponents would believe that it was really the result of the vipras’ [...] them in a state of fear and panic.

[123] Even today there is a group of [...] but what they really want is to entangle the minds [...] exploitative hands of the vipras.

[156] A mentality based on the powerful [...] vipras in the Vipra Age. So what we really understand as a society is properly realized only in the Vipra Age.

[67] It should be remembered that in [...] certainly consider whether it is really rational to allow the exploitation of the masses to go on until such a day comes.

[10] The second type of people are different [...] heaped with praise. Those who are really great people, however, do not [...] “something coiled”].

[5] A person boasts of learning, intellect [...] for mental development. If you really want to serve the world, complete surrender at the feet of Parama Puruśa is a must.

[22] People should not be allowed to [...] who hold conservative views are really materialists and are mentally [...] for acceleration in the speed.

[2] “Make me handsome, give me [...] necessity? Do I fully understand what I really need? Do I know more than that [...] and is my dearest bandhu?”

[10] Now what does Puruśa [...] the singular state where one is really asleep. One has to note the difference. [...] it is present in every action.

[23] Whether one be a philanthropist [...] do some good work, what are they really doing? They are falling under [...] But one has to obtain it somehow.

[3] If we take the full meaning of [...] consciousness takes the form of a really all-embracing Indian, Pakistani [...] independence that consciousness is lost.

[1] Since the very dawn of human civilization [...] into complicated structures and really giant animals appeared on the [...] being born out in social life.

[9] With intellectual development, [...] realizing that physical strength is not really strength – physical strength [...] had to develop their intellect.

[4] Morphological changes are still [...] that those early humans made any really significant spiritual progress. [...] This fact should not be ignored.

[10] On their journey through life human [...] hearts, whether their service is really doing them good. In the literary [...] responsibilities as sáhityikas .

[14] As already mentioned, marching [...] ahead of our time that we are not really in step with it, is called [...] the needs of a particular era.

[38] When for age after age society [...] incapable of offering anything really lasting to humanity. How can people [...] sáhityikas or their readers.

[80] In this connection it is necessary [...] the medium of joy, then it cannot really be accepted as literature at all, [...] increase the value of humanity.

[6] One day, Yájiṋávalkya [...] “Please tell me what you would really like.” “If you can,” [...] Rájá Yoga is based.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] of Progress?” As we know, really speaking there cannot be any progress [...] cannot be any [absolute] progress.

[1] Those who consider themselves greatly learned, and proudly state that they know, do not really know. Those persons who, on the [...] shall have to ponder very deeply.

[10] “The spiritual path is as sharp as the razor’s edge, it is really inaccessible” – so [...] solely, on the grace of the Supreme.

[12] If someone has pride inwardly that [...] they move forward! Human beings really do not have anything to be proud [...] find it impossible to progress.

[2] As in all strata of life, in our [...] point of stagnation in this realm. Really speaking, there cannot be any [...] They will have to move forward.

[3] In psychic stratum also, so many [...] from so many psychic ailments. Really speaking there cannot be any true [...] properly. This is the true path.

[14] If time (kála), nature (svabháva) [...] one place to another, but when it really did fall then the action of falling [...] Omni-Reflecting Cognitive Principle either.

[9] Surgery, which is considered to be a part of allopathy, is not really so; rather it is a part of ayurveda [...] were well acquainted with surgery.

[34] The opposite of rága is [...] whether those objects or ideas are really painful or tormenting. When an [...] Mahábhárata war.

[42] To merge one’s individual [...] will be branded as a lunatic is really quite natural!

[12] There is another problem also. [...] degree of pain in the two cases really so similar? Certainly not. There [...] also human beings are in bondage.

[111] When we read in history the accounts [...] Kśatriya Age. But was that really the situation? A somewhat deeper [...] A disciplined kingdom therefore really meant the subordination of the power of the monarch to the vipras.

[75] Such a lunatic, viewing their characteristic self introspectively, says, “Really how wonderful I am!”

[3] The one who has known the Supreme Brahma has really known Him as the refuge of this [...] the quality of making one great.

[33] The word “Rśi”, [...] and norms. But he who has become really desireless as the result of self-realization, [...] attachment nor aversion for the wine.

[38] An individual always seeks out [...] for One Who is all-pervading? But really He is moving. His motivity lies [...] not have come into being if He really had no imagination or if the thought-wave [...] name of Puruśa and Prakrti.

[6] This world is changing, moving. [...] manifestation of Brahma with your plough. Really speaking, the ascription of divinity [...] gains eternal peace after death.

[51] All unit objects are external. [...] will you realize what happiness really is. This path to attain happiness, [...] soul and His Supreme Soul. Amen!

[5] Discrimination has been practiced [...] strength. In addition to that, if they really wish to move collectively, they [...] must prepare yourself accordingly.

[11] “It’s quite simple really,” replied the learned headmaster, [...] equal to viváha.”

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] the Supreme Cognitive Principle. Really speaking, this Cognitive Principle [...] functioning within His jurisdiction.

[45] The prince could not find any reply. [...] the man said, “Prince! You really love me. Please keep this stalk [...] giving him salutations and thanks.

[47] Again the prince galloped forward. [...] the letter fluently. The letter really did contain happy news. The man’s [...] He said, “Prince! You are really great. Please keep this flowering [...] saluting him and giving him thanks.

[9] Next comes the fourth and final [...] distant past and will see what really happened 20,000 years ago. If [...] will become Parama Puruśa.

[2] You see, as far as spiritual elevation [...] man, and the renunciate. It is really a question of sincerity in spiritual [...] Family. He cannot neglect either one.

[3] Now, I have already said that a [...] efficiency are almost nil. Nothing really belongs to a human. He gets everything [...] one’s own endeavour”.

[14] And in the field of science, what [...] psychology – has not been really cultivated. As a consequence the [...] synthesis which, alas, we did not do.

[1] In fact, the Árśa [...] found that human beings do not really want happiness – they want [...] known as Shaeva Dharma [Shaivism].

[27] Another boy asked, “Let’s [...] boy, “it’s quite simple really. You tried to put on Mr. Ghosh’s shoes by mistake.”

[1] [filler] What is the meaning of sádhu [saint]? Really sádhu means those in whose [...] a sádhu even in a suit.

[16] Japa [mantra repetition] here really means nirbiija japa. Sabiija japa [...] spiritual elevation is possible.

[14] Now everywhere, in cent per cent [...] activities. How much time do people really get to devote to worthwhile tasks?

[4] In every period of history, some [...] in every era. Have human beings really lost their humanity? Don’t [...] the evolution of living things?

[5] In this metaphor the entire body [...] the conscience-like charioteer. Really speaking, people take their body-like [...] the judgement-like charioteer.

[47] You may have heard that some people [...] imaginary spirits, believing that they really appeared, and give a start in [...] is impossible to attain Brahma.

[12] Sometimes it so happens that the [...] “accidental”. [But is it really accidental?] And sometimes you [...] meditation or object of adoration.

[4] Where the Átman remains [...] subject of the mind. Then, are there really innumerable souls and what is [...] imperishable? Most certainly it has.

[22] The two met on the way to Kashi. [...] then said, “You two have really burdened me with the administration [...] kingdom back and release me.”

[3] One day he suffered a great setback. [...] being shattered. “If you are really an Urdu gentleman, why are your [...] Mazantali Sarkar, they thought.

[11] In Tantra sádhaná [...] decline is not even imaginable. Really blessed is one who has attained [...] salt was lost, no one knows where.

[24] The inconvenience that the non-Indian [...] use there at the time. There was really no alternative to writing them [...] of them were missing for good.

[14] Hence it is said that human life [...] frames do not properly utilize are really unfortunate. Hence the human beings [...] be successful in all respects.

[31] It is the duty of each Sadvipra [...] under the camouflage of democracy. Really speaking, democracy is a counterfeit [...] elixir of high-sounding words.

[22] Pure devotion, parábhakti, [...] But as you do not know what you really need, you should say, “Oh [...] intelligent devotee like this.

[42] Gaoravaḿ raoravaḿ [...] composed of some nerve cells. Is this really something great of which human [...] rasátala is such a state.

[34] Hence it is evident that Bhágavata dharma is really mánava dharma [human dharma]. [...] necessarily be without qualities.

[27] It is only when the Eternal Entity [...] affectional feeling, is recognized that really lasting attraction or divine love [...] meditation by dyeing their minds.

[73] The Yama said, “But the minds [...] eyes and they think that they are really seeing such-and-such spirit or [...] has nothing to do with spirits.

[5] Thus, the Doomsday argument is illogical. Even the people of old did not really believe the logic of Doomsday. [...] believe due to tradition do not really accept the idea with their minds [...] why they don’t say anything.

[1] Twilight had set in. I was walking alone. The first hill was not really that high, but since it was covered [...] the sole human being was myself.

[5] After listening to what he said, [...] disease. So I said to Paresh, “Really, what a ghastly sort of thing [...] you were no longer alive.”

[10] It was twenty days later. I was [...] were ruling. Local people did not really wear Western clothes much, or [...] struck me as a little peculiar.

[2] In the field that day – well [...] palm trees. Of course I was not really at ease since I would constantly look back to see whether or not Dhiren was coming.

[8] Sanat’s father, after partially [...] were quite intimate. Sunil was really headstrong. He’d always carry [...] take Sanat along with him.”

[11] Surprised, I looked at her with questioning eyes. I wasn’t really interested to hear what else she [...] live here. When someone comes I really love to cook and serve food myself. [...] painful that is for me.”

[12] I stared at her. Now I really wanted to know why it is she could [...] eating khicuŕi now.”

[1] It was the month of Caetra. [...] saying, “Granny, I’m really thirsty.” Hearing this Grandma [...] bad dream. How is Kana?”

[6] We walked very far together. Afterwards, [...] told the man, “You’ve really taken a lot of trouble for me. [...] my sister’s mother-in-law.

[2] One of my middle maternal aunt’s sons was terribly sick at that time. The illness was growing really severe. My mother and aunt were [...] adjoining the patient’s room.

[3] The feasting began after sunset. [...] in the afternoon I also was not really enjoying myself. I decided to [...] out alone there is no problem.

[6] It was just this kind of situation [...] between the vultures and jackals. Really! Skulls were strewn about here [...] how much I am able to love fear.

[4] I was sitting down. Right behind [...] frightening. After sunset no one would really come this direction alone, and [...] of this tree and hanged himself.

[6] Startled and bewildered, I gazed [...] finger to follow him! I became really anxious. Slowly, I got up, then walked forward in his direction.

[8] From this we arrive at the conclusion [...] realized their goal. If the mind really desires to enjoy something, it [...] with the universal Puruśa.

[12] Ahaḿ Brahmásmiiti [...] pańd́á who is really a pańd́ita. And a [...] they have become mere surnames.

[6] Now we come to the next part of [...] “men on my side”. But who really are they on the side of Dhritarastra, [...] of the remaining ten indriyas.

[214] Whatever is done only to please [...] energies and capabilities. Are they really one’s own possessions or [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.

[112] Q. 56 Do ghosts really exist?

[7] Let us see what sort of treatment [...] only criteria of attaining rights really want to see women in the role [...] the good qualities of her heart.

[11] Freedom is restored through struggle. [...] constrained to say, that women have not really lost their freedom, rather they [...] reminiscent of the trade union movement.

[26] Those who think that the dowry [...] class families, who are heirs to really covetable properties, do not have [...] person easily gets her consort.

[12] Freedom is attained through struggle. [...] should say, that women have not really lost their freedom; rather, they [...] speeches on the freedom of women.

[82] Let everyone enjoy as much as they [...] stopped, even by force if necessary. Really speaking, both physical and mental [...] badly in need of such education.

[223] In regard to intellect, living [...] their judgement. They are the really social-minded individuals, who [...] low, base or discarded people.

[227] In my opinion those who take refined [...] find in this any indication of really sincere warmth of heart. Here [...] utmost to mitigate his troubles.

[255] Human beings on their journey often [...] the author’s thought wave is really touching the core of their hearts, whether the author’s service is really doing them good. In the literary [...] real responsibilities as author.

[5] Although this is not written down [...] and daughters. I think this is a really logical step. There is no place for hypocrites in our organization.

[5] Perhaps you know that in the Vedas, [...] of any acoustic root. And Shiva really did become one of them. Thus they [...] anything concerned with Shiva.

[24] Take, for instance, the case of [...] Kayasthas and the Vaedyas do not really belong to the mainstream of the [...] settled in the mountainous areas.

[25] Even when Buddhism and Jainism [...] Shiva, which Shiva Himself did not really teach them. Nor were those celebrations [...] they were completely Shaivite.

[48] [If you really want welfare for your sons, light [...] you drink water in the morning.]

[21] “O Maheshvara, it is not [...] succeed, so I do not know what You really are. But whatever You are, I pay my deepest salutation to You.”

[28] 14. There are endless varieties [...] future. But how many of them are really human beings? How few people can [...] 4 )

[17] [Lest we should understand you [...] You don’t say what You really mean; Lest we should understand [...] satisfied, You are still unsatisfied.]

[7] Did Shiva really have a crescent moon on His head? [...] misunderstood to be in a drunken state.

[30] Shiva is also called paiṋcavaktram, [...] Now the question is, did Shiva really have five faces? No, no one having [...] is called paiṋcavaktram.

[49] In fact, the Árśa [...] found that human beings do not really want happiness – they want [...] Shiva, is known as Shaeva Dharma

[60] So Shiva said, “Those who [...] quickly You became satisfied! You are really Ashutośa [Easily Pleased].”

[11] The world is a panorama of endless [...] it, people think that they have really attained something permanent, [...] it is the law of the universe.

[30] People have been feeling this irresistible [...] enter the water. The tiirtha, which really means a place between the physical and spiritual worlds, is analogous to this geographical tiira.

[41] When one attains salvation, one’s [...] waters of the sea. Does that river really die? No, it does not die. There [...] lost, nothing will ever be lost.

[24] In the sphere of material science, [...] laboratories. Yet how much have they really learned so far? Very little. And [...] of others. Yet how little they really know!

[18] The structures in the psychic world [...] is a beacon to others. But what really happens in the practical world? [...] – external and internal.

[55] [This entire creation is the child [...] this error– You never really understood Kálii at all.]

[36] That which is a fact, which has really taken place, we call rta. The [...] way for the welfare of the world.

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] standing with sticks in hand, but really they are not Pandeya, The surname [...] he would take food but not work. Really speaking Rohit was a big fool, [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[23] When a person actually starts moving [...] scholar – Rohit or his father? Really Rohit’s father was a true [...] science of karma, or karma yoga.

[40] “You really upset me yesterday,” he [...] why I’m late today.”

[62] Where had that unknown player gone? [...] shál-palásh forest? Perhaps he really had gotten lost and with him the [...] rágińiis .

[22] SOME [...] we are convinced that you are really lost." The girl looked towards [...] Vol. 1, 1995. –Eds.

[11] So if you really want to give respect to humans, [...] standing and economic establishment.

[13] Whatever is done is done only to [...] energies and capacities. Are they really one’s own possessions or [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.

[16] Only big and euphemistic words [...] trammel of action. Such action is really a bondage. What is the way out of bondage? It has been said in the Upanisads:

[19] Now let us think about devotion. [...] devotees are never insulted. Those who really want to save their prestige should [...] work. This is called devotion.

[14] (It must, however, be remembered [...] matter like that of a stone is really not worthy to be called a human [...] no heaven and no hell”].)

[15] The third type of ahaḿkára [...] person desires something that] is really meaningless and possesses no value, [...] compared to the excrement of a pig.

[17] After having analysed the various [...] ahaḿkára. Ahaḿkára is really a mental ailment, and a person [...] suggested by Chaitanya Mahaprabhu:

[49] “When You float me on the waves of bliss, O Lord, You are really gracious, and when You make me [...] nothing to complain about.”

[37] “Take for example the case [...] Thames where the ships sail is not really a river, it is only an estuary [...] the sea entering into the land.

[41] Arúp blushed and smiled [...] civilizations become blended. Melanpur really joins the two rivers in all respects. [...] also came into being there.”

[42] I said, “You are right, Arúp. Really I am delighted by your description. [...] – have you noticed it?”

[9] All human beings want to lead a [...] revenge on them. But can a deity really take revenge, just like bad people do? If it can, how can it be a deity? This is all dogma.

[7] Is any psychic progress attained [...] bondages to some extent. But will this really bring psychic elevation? No, not [...] mean that they are more developed?

[18] Bátul means “mad”. [...] would say that they seem to be not really of this world; they seem to have [...] Rabindranath, there is a line:

[22] Here it should be borne in mind [...] to leap into a struggle. It is really a pity that Ráŕh, [...] the struggle for independence.

[3] In the Buddhist age, the Kayasthas [...] Buddhist and the Jain ages were really different expressions, according [...] [original] or ancient Bengalees.

[39] Mania (váyuroga): A person [...] unwell,” when he or she is really well. Mania is caused by some mental weakness.

[112] Q. 56 Do ghosts really exist?

[20] Whenever someone says something [...] matter, one will realize that no one really sees anything. What is actually [...] Puruśa has countless eyes.

[26] This entire creation is the child [...] this error – You never really understood Kálii at all.

[19] So pseudo-spirituality, full of [...] psychic or spiritual worlds. What we really want is perfect spirituality, not pseudo-spirituality.

[11] How does pseudo-reformist strategy [...] [revolutionaries] say is correct; but if this really materializes, it will greatly [...] 1 )

[117] Honest and benevolent individuals [...] that those who are honest, who really want to promote human welfare, [...] such boards to contest elections.

[7] If the percentage of people engaged [...] state of balanced economy – a really balanced socio-economic structure. [...] depression and growing unemployment.

[13] Great logicians were born in the [...] discussing] whether oil in a pot should really be called “a pot with oil [...] with a pot as its base”.

[19] There are two things to note here. [...] create”]. “Nothing is really happening, Máyá is doing everything” – it is strict monism.

[3] Now, let us look at the physical [...] glands and veins. The human body is really a big machine of these elements combined together.

[4] Is the population problem really a natural problem? The population [...] distribution has not been developed.

[29] “Listen to the story,” [...] snake,’ replied the host. ‘Really? On which part of his body?’ [...] way, even to heaven.’”

[19] Those who did not accept Neohumanism [...] for the whole humanity. Had they really accepted Neohumanism from the [...] stage, so the world was at a loss.

[4] [The difference between the two (unit consciousness and Supreme Consciousness) really lies in their respective upádhis, [...] fundamental factors, remember this.]

[22] Ká tava kántá [...] should think only this, that nothing really exists. You should think only [...] whom one belongs. But when nothing really exists, questions about one’s [...] questions do not exist. When no one really exists, then you also do not exist, [...] must keep aloof from such things.

[28] There are many people who remain [...] mothers, brothers and sisters did not really exist? Rather, He expected people [...] help to alleviate their suffering.

[9] Paritráńáya [...] explain what the term sádhu really means. In popular Indian usage, [...] appearance, external criteria.

[14] [This is all the trick of that [...] themselves friends of, but are really the slaves of, Krśńa, [...] misguides them with a deceitful smile.]

[14] [You are taking affectionate care of people in Your sweet home; You are really blessed; victory unto You. My very life is Your gift, You are really blessed, victory unto You.]

[35] Next comes the question, what is [...] Bhagaván svayaḿ. What does it really signify? Together with this [preceding [...] Him incomparable, unparalleled.

[19] Laghimá : Laghimá [...] they do not laugh as much as they really should, lest their juniors think [...] no reason to increase His load.

[4] After the invention of written [...] been written down. How much can really be committed to memory by listening? [...] means “aged, very old”.

[10] The controlling power of Parama [...] secret, whether the clod of earth really became a pigeon at all? In fact [...] inveterate followers and no one else.

[7] Whatever action the Cosmic Mind does, that is not really action because everything is internal. [...] acquainted but others are not.

[17] This world is ideational for Him [...] Guńas which do the actions. Really it is Paramá-Prakrti that [...] Paramarasa. This alone is a safe way.

[18] Krśńa is the nucleus [...] because he is ashamed of dancing, really he dances, anyway; he simply does [...] “Bhavakendrasthitah.”

[8] Metaphysics : Ananda Marga metaphysics is really unique and revolutionary. Metaphysics [...] equally one-sided and unscientific.

[8] Human beings get pleasure from [...] delicious Indian milk-sweet]. You really like it. The next day, perhaps, [...] accordance with one’s wishes.

[16] When dhiiras try to know Pratyagátmá, [...] of the world. But the change is really perceptible only when the small [...] from the ephemeral to the eternal.

[18] And what is the meaning of the word sádhu [in the shloka]? Really sádhu means “those [...] associate with sádhus.”

[32] The final goal of dharma is Paramátman, [...] which we call supernatural is not really so, “supernatural” [...] and not for Your powers.”

[43] Shrutayo vibhinnáh – [...] received anybody’s sanction. But really Paramátman is in all the [...] is something relative in niiti.

[51] A modern person might ask whether it is really possible to merge one’s mind [...] widely, what are common people to do?

[19] The language of humans and the [...] them sweet. But are these sweets really similar? No. The sweetness of [...] said about Parama Puruśa:

[9] The person who has intellectually [...] within the domain of realization is really bhágyahata [unfortunate]. The one who has realized this Entity is really bhágyabán [fortunate]. [...] Therefore a mystic poet has said:

[9] [The difference between the two (unit consciousness and Supreme Consciousness) really lies in their respective upádhis, [...] what the unit should remember.]

[10] [The difference between the two (unit consciousness and Supreme Consciousness) really lies in their respective upádhis, [...] fundamental factors, remember this.]

[3] Imagine his dilemma, then, when [...] nephew. “Lota, my lumbago is really bad these days and I don’t [...] nawab. Could you go for me?”

[6] People realize this truth when they undertake a self-analysis – how big am I really, what are my capacities, how much [...] is the nature of human beings.

[10] Such is the nature of human beings, [...] “I am merely a drop” is it really small. When it thinks “I [...] Krśńa himself said:

[15] He has explained in the Giitá [...] sinner, my past is dark. Is it really possible for me to be a great [...] your mind.” He has said:

[14] There may be some incongruity regarding [...] essence of the created world are not really Shakti in the above sense; they [...] liilárúpa [[inscrutable form]].

[81] Take air for instance; its justification [...] inferences (tanmátras) is really nothing but air. Thus the intrinsic [...] various forms as their sole witness.

[90] The things that we think to be [...] call conscious entities are not really so; they are only the crude minifestations [...] environment for it well in advance.

[11] The style of a person’s speech [...] – individual liberty – really means the unobstructed expression of individual rhythmic vibrations.

[6] Then his father said, [...] force in his body and mind, is really blessed. And the sweating body [...] forward. Life is a dynamic force.

[16] The microcosmic mind is a mere [...] Self (Átman). So if you really want to reach the source of your [...] origin must remain forever unknown.

[1] The fundamental stuff is the Supreme [...] these three operative principles, really speaking they are not three principles, [...] this point starts His conation.

[5] Suppose, a man has no devotion [...] recognize the fact that he is a really great jiṋánii, he [...] propounders of these crude philosophies.

[6] The world is a panorama of endless [...] it, people think that they have really attained something permanent, [...] it is the law of the universe.

[153] When one attains salvation, one’s [...] water of the sea. Does that river really die? No, it does not die. There [...] lost, nothing ever will be lost.

[390] There are endless varieties of [...] future. But how many of them are really human beings? How few people can [...] nothing to hide from You.”

[420] Vrajagopála Krśńa [...] taste, smell and form. If someone really loves Him he or she is bound to [...] Krśńa. Hence if any Entity really deserves our wholehearted love [...] to this most exalted position.

[618] In the sphere of material science, [...] laboratories. Yet how much have they really learned so far? Very little. And [...] of others. Yet how little they really know.

[2] “Oh Laksmana,” said [...] praise is misplaced. If you were really noble would you shoot an arrow at an unarmed person, and a lady?”

[39] Atipátaka means [...] been effected. But it does not really happen, because, can a person to whom you have caused permanent damage really forgive you from the core of their [...] son was also an act of great sin.

[90] In common usage kukkut́a [...] eyes – how disgraceful it is really – a Brahmin girl [...] ekádashii day [fasting day]. Really, what a detestable sight!”

[97] “I left for New York, [...] had. They showed me one; it was really good. I asked, ‘What’s the price?’”

[58] They are hard-working people. [...] shriiranti . But it is really quite difficult to rub shoulders [...] austere penance of the deep night.

[31] The person was really eating a good deal. I deliberately [...] is meant understands it”].

[40] If a person wishes to live a hundred years for the promotion of human welfare his life will really be a meaningful existence. Such [...] are intended for public welfare.

[25] Sparsha tanmátra : [...] my mouth, O Lord. I didn’t really mean them.”

[1] As I show you here, when two fingers [...] potential for expression, but it is not really getting expressed. Hence this [...] special kind of finger arrangement.

[5] Suppose some one says, “I [...] proudly state that they know, do not really know. On the other hand, those [...] shall have to ponder very deeply.

[3] You are possibly aware of the [...] lower strata of society were not really considered human beings. In certain [...] within the boundaries of religion.

[8] Then Karna finally wanted to know of Krśńa what he really wanted. Krśńa said, [...] This is how he hastened his death.

[10] Then Parasurama said to him, “Since [...] charioteer’s family.” Karna really believed that he was born the [...] which Bhisma didn’t have.

[36] Yudhisthira said in reply, “Look, Bhima, a really chaste lady should have attraction [...] and that is why she fell.”

[103] Akalmand responded, “Look, [...] basil leaves. And in case they really have weapons, even that does not matter.”

[122] I said, “Do you mean to [...] hands of gods and goddesses are not really clubs?”

[107] “Take for example the case [...] Thames where the ships sail is not really a river, it is only an estuary [...] the sea entering into the land.

[111] Arúp blushed and smiled [...] civilizations become blended. Melanpur really joins the two rivers in all respects. [...] also came into being there.”

[112] I said, “You are right, Arúp. Really I am delighted by your description. [...] – have you noticed it?”

[80] This candidate met the question with a question: “Really, O King, can I do the job of a sycophant?”

[128] 2) Kákajyotsná: If the moonlight is really sparkling and brilliant then it [...] means “moonlight”].

[171] The Sadashiva range (Upper Himalayas) [...] Tibet. This part of the Himalayas is really quite high. The snow remains all year long but in winter it is really heavy. The highest Himalayan peaks [...] water it freezes and turns to ice.

[172] In most parts of this barren mountain [...] angels. Erá ki nara? [Are they really human beings?] Kiḿ nara = kinnara.

[191] “You are really good people, indeed,” I [...] just as good as the girls. I am really pleased to see it.

[204] “Yes,” Kuldip replied, “During the really cold times vegetables don’t [...] arriving here from the Punjab.”

[268] I was speechless. Can such things really happen? Astonished, I looked at the bread.

[88] If a person who is not actually [...] the impression that he or she is really a thief. After witnessing a brutal [...] innocent person will be punished.

[6] “I really don’t like it when mummy [...] they’re not around.”

[93] “Do you really want to save me?” she asked.

[135] “I’ll leave your pitcher here And your water too. I really must get going There’s so much work to do.”

[208] “This is a lame excuse,” thought Kablakanta. “They’ve really come here to steal the pond. To [...] this in broad daylight.”

[236] “Well, I’ve been busy [...] even though I heard about it, I really couldn’t do much at all.” [...] barber and had his head shaved.

[277] The queen apprehended danger. Would such a precious bun really have to be shaved off? “Since [...] biography of Gandharba Singh.”

[20] Madhumita said: “Really, I never knew so many things.”

[61] There was still enough time to [...] nor even could she speak. She was really in quite a fix!

[231] Ekanore said: “The cow-ghost is a really good lady. She is fond of everyone. [...] of condensed milk daily.”

[233] Ekanore said: “Yes, condensed milk. I really mean it. Other cows give milk [...] pocketed 500,000 rupees.”

[2] Before creation where did this [...] of the universe. But is nature really the primordial cause? The Saḿskrta [...] of both the universe and nature.

[12] Avidyámáyá [...] Avidyámáyá really acts as the weapon with which [...] imperative for achieving emancipation.

[21] One who is in bondage cannot release [...] Brahma), and It alone can be called really emancipated.

[31] Human beings have the power of [...] intuitional practice only to those who really deserve it. Saguńa Brahma [...] the Lord made the vast creation.

[16] “Just as your life is extremely [...] shows mercy on other creatures is really a sádhu, or virtuous person.” [...] dogma should be rejected forthwith.

[16] Finally the monkeys said, “Your [...] there is still a major problem. We really don’t want clean-shaven, [...] charcoal-coloured faces.”

[55] “I’m not really sure,” he replied. “His [...] hasn’t caught any disease.”

[56] “What excellent research [...] archaeologist could have done. I’m really amazed to see what excellent research work you’ve done at such a young age.”

[100] Both iikśańaka and [...] results and sometimes does not. Really speaking, the science of iikśańa [...] have said since ancient times.

[7] At various times, we come across [...] does this ideological conflict really mean? Let human beings follow [...] despite mere ideological differences.

[7] If we think deeply and try to trace [...] dreading the same atoms. No one really knows how much potentiality this [...] fulfil a historical necessity.

[12] Those in the third and fourth categories are really lower than the beasts. Beasts [...] but even meaner than the beasts.

[28] So those persons who do not possess [...] religious teachers, cannot do any really good work in the world. And worst [...] become worse than ordinary people.

[2] In this shloka the attributes of [...] ruler. For the unit mind, it is really impossible to challenge the authority [...] the scope of that Cosmic Entity.

[21] The members of the “team” started faltering and articulated something which I could not really grasp. I could understand from [...] 2 )

[54] “I already told you she’s [...] character. Her power of endurance is really incomparable. She is mild and [...] tolerate any injustice.”

[12] 8. In extreme fright also, the [...] and think that the victims have really been killed by ghosts.) So fearful persons are often found to be suffering from heart disease.

[7] There was still enough time to [...] nor even could she speak. She was really in quite a fix!

[4] According to still others, it is sufficient to follow moral principles. But the question is, is it really enough to follow the path of righteousness? [...] form is no longer recognisable.

[19] There are many individuals who [...] strength. They think, “Can I really do it? There are many people more [...] full of doubts and hesitations.

[6] “Well, I’ve been busy [...] even though I heard about it, I really couldn’t do much at all.” [...] barber and had his head shaved.

[47] The queen apprehended danger. Would such a precious bun really have to be shaved off? “Since [...] biography of Gandharba Singh.”

[24] “‘Banerjee, old chap,’ said the governor general one day, ‘there really is no sense in your working for [...] left his job and returned home.

[24] Yudhisthira said in reply, “Look, Bhima, a really chaste lady should have attraction [...] and that is why she fell.”

[3] Human beings have very little scope of really knowing what is happening. See [...] the air and water all around you.

[11] Secondly, symbolization is not [...] Those who can symbolize better are really better technicians. Remember that [...] accordance with the change in times.

[19] What is this really? This is a symbolization of language. [...] is dumb and the disciple deaf:

[23] The mental feelings or thoughts, before getting expressed in a symbolized form, really get symbolized in the mental stuff. [...] converted into physical expressions.

[3] Some people think early in life, [...] and spiritual spheres. This is really very unfortunate. But even more [...] deplorable, and highly detrimental.

[17] Such groups perpetuate exploitation [...] the so-called low castes of India really consider themselves to be inferior, [...] well-knit society can never develop.

[38] You may have observed many people [...] maintain the caste system. Had they really wanted to remove caste discrimination, [...] humanity by delaying revolution.

[9] Everything can be explained by [...] our minds to this task. Had we really bothered to do so, we would have [...] some great future possibility.

[90] “You really upset me yesterday,” he [...] why I’m late today.”

[112] Where had that unknown player gone? [...] shál-palásh forest? Perhaps he really had gotten lost and with him the [...] rágińiis .

[119] We can manufacture four by-products [...] is called jute though it is not really jute. The Sanskrit term for real [...] used to wear fine jute clothing.

[18] Judged from the true import of [...] the above marriage systems can be really called marriages in the social sense, if their individual and social values are considered.

[2] According to an old folk wedding [...] fashion or not, but if it is, it is really a painful situation for the bride.

[17] Ghosts or elves are not really ghosts and elves – they [...] have their different categories.

[48] The craze for peace may be accepted [...] leaders of the invaded country are really keen to establish peace, they [...] motive of the invading country.

[97] 3. Universality in constitutional [...] local traditions and sentiments. So really speaking law is an offshoot of [...] we are to propose universal law.

[6] Only Sadvipras can constantly maintain [...] as their goal – those who really believe in universal humanism [...] fundamentally wrong and defective.

[7] As everything in this universe [...] is not dhruva, because it is not really fixed. Thus this entire creation [...] impersonal entity Parama Puruśa.

[36] But those who want to realize the [...] highest goal. Dhiiras are the only really intelligent people, not others.

[42] Those who take the name of the Lord are really intelligent and clever, because [...] the saḿsára cakra.

[17] But this is only a traditional meaning of sádhu. Sádhu really means “one who abides by [...] acts like this is a sádhu.

[8] The word, Gúd́ha means [...] object by your superficial sight, is really a sentient entity, if you apply [...] of many in One in a single form.

[22] What is Supreme or Parama Brahma? [...] ceremonies; perform these rituals. Really speaking, the word, Dharma, should [...] about Him.” Yama replies,

[25] Really speaking, there is no word in [...] which is just about to take place.

[29] That is why, in Ananda Marga Oṋḿkára [...] outside Him. He who seeks Him is really wise, for attaining Him means attaining all.

[45] He remains covert in your existential “I”-feeling. But does He really remain at one place? In your mind [...] is the prototype of restraint. Really speaking, without “Yama” [...] taking excessive food out of greed.

[10] If something is stuck to something [...] to move about. When someone is really afraid then they become unable [...] [the boy is paralysed with fear].

[16] In ancient times in the different [...] phat́phat́ karche [he is really babbling on]. We say tor phat́phat́áni thámá [stop your talkativeness].

[7] Now a question arises: Is what we call a republic really a republic? The answer is no, [...] “Look how white my face is!”

[14] All complexes – the fear [...] sinning will come to him and he will really be a sinner one day, though he was not a sinner previously.

[17] Vashvitva helps a person to bring [...] the state of welfare. So, if you really want to help people, you will [...] achieved through positive microvita.

[40] Viparyaya or defective cognition [...] about something which does not really exist. Suppose the moon is reflecting [...] knowledge about an object which really exists, viparyaya is defective [...] a kind of defective cognition.

[12] Purport: With the loss of equipoise [...] the guńas. This state is really the manifested state of Puruśa [...] witnessing Puruśa is Bhaerava.

[51] Purport: The ahaḿtattva is really the master or doer of acts and also is the enjoyer and endurer of the fruits of actions.

[41] The word práńáh [...] in the plural number because it really stands for ten váyus [vital forces in the body].

[14] Now the question is, How can this [...] lives. People of this category are really fortunate, because with that devotion, [...] be called sinful or dishonest?

[46] When the gentleman who was travelling [...] my daughter-in-law. That would really be nice.”

[62] “When we get back to Jamalpur [...] be able to now. Then she’ll really scold you.”

[75] To Dharma in the form of a crane, [...] leave home to earn a living, is really happy.

[56] The prevention of the discharge [...] so-called Brahmacarya (which is really not Brahmacarya) has some meaning, [...] and the second for the married.

[104] Therefore, while following the [...] person you are going to serve, really needs your service. Only then should you engage yourself in service.

[4] The second question is, why should [...] them, who is loving them, who is really thinking for their progress and [...] some animals can feel as well.

[5] People really cannot feel attraction for an [...] develop love or kinship for Him.

[14] To become involved in useless controversies regarding the Supreme Entity is meaningless. What is really important is to meditate on the [...] in the house where they dwell.

[16] A little child of one or two months [...] needs. How much intellect do you really have? You have only a small cranium [...] duty and you keep on doing yours.

[16] What sorts of bondage? The bondages [...] realizes that this is something really big. It thinks, “As long [...] tremendous importance of study.

[55] Around 10:00 at night I reached [...] to repair it either so it’s really not possible for you to sleep [...] left that position vacant.”

[91] I arrived at a large room. Niiláiṋjana really did have a duplicate set of keys. [...] for the riders and their horses.

[115] “I hope you’re not feeling [...] asleep quicker. You didn’t really have a chance to eat, but it wasn’t [...] Caopárań.”

[128] “I can see that you really like your subject, so I also like it. How is it you know so much at such a young age?”

[140] “Ye-e-s indeed. Most of all, your words left a strong impression on me. You really helped me so much! Do you expect [...] Magadha will be the same?”

[21] In Tantra sádhaná [...] decline is not even imaginable. Really blessed is one who has attained [...] salt was lost, no one knows where.

[2] Now the question is, does Parama Puruśa really want people to sing His glories? [...] towards greater and greater subtlety.

[24] So here ghosts are not always positive hallucinations, and really speaking, those luminous bodies [...] psychic medicine for such a disease?

[5] What these selfish people do is [...] geopolitical liberation, that will really pose a great problem for the selfish [...] obtaining political liberation?”

[14] (Once I asked a certain gentleman, [...] “No, not for that purpose really. I am using the cap not to cover [...] allegiance to their political bosses.)

[15] But meanwhile the refugees roam [...] in human framework – are really responsible. They come to the [...] printed in books and journals.

[19] Those who have harmed humanity [...] incarnate. Then when the country was really partitioned, that leader did not [...] intellect, not merely common intellect.

[14] [Just as one’s own life is [...] those beings; so those who are really virtuous treat other beings as they would themselves.]

[41] “There were several reasons [...] on a show of liberality he was really narrow-minded. In actual fact, [...] ) or Bengal.

[84] “I am really moved by your sincerity, overwhelmed. There should be more boys like you all over Magadha.”

[44] Á – car + ghaiṋ [...] make sure that these entities are really their mental creations. It is [...] the creations of the real world.

[6] You can not point to gold, silver, [...] flow of Consciousness. Is Brahma really devoid of external characteristics? [...] possesses certain characteristics.

[83] Suddenly I saw a point of light [...] amazing thing happened. Could it really be? The dog’s tail started [...] Then again quiet. As it had been.

[112] By adding the suffix kvip or d́rń [...] other months but this month is really cold.” Instead of saying [...] months, but aeśamasya it is really cold.”

[30] Many people do not do anything [...] they become indolent. But can they really become devoid of actions? Though [...] are the real Sannyásins.

[71] I quickly returned to the bathroom [...] them with your breakfast. I’m really sorry I didn’t get the chance to feed you myself.”

[17] That is why when sádhakas [...] exists], and those who have it are really fortunate. They may be so-called [...] though they may be high-caste.