Re > References for ‘reaping’

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[38] One has to see appreciate how the [...] you may ask whether they are only reaping the consequences of their actions [...] not even think that he or she is reaping the consequences of actions. My [...] distressed with divine sentiments.

[19] The bundle of saḿskaras [...] saḿskáras. After reaping such tremendous reactions as a [...] to the fortunes of human beings.

[8] And what about the psychic sphere? The reaping of consequences of original actions [...] one should not worry about it.

[20] “But you earnt the money [...] pointed out. “You’re reaping the benefits of someone else’s labour. Is it not ill-gotten money?”

[4] While doing evil, people may enjoy themselves. But when they start reaping the reactions of their evil deeds, [...] ill-gotten wealth. He lands in jail.

[32] An example of the first principle is reaping four crops of rice in a year where there was only one, two or three before. For instance:

[136] The system for reaping four crops of rice per year is [...] being transplanted as seedlings.

[50] Those who are seated in Heaven [...] sow, so you reap! Those people are reaping the consequences of their past [...] the mind of Parama Puruśa.

[1] “Macro-propensitive equipoise” [...] one must also be careful, while reaping the consequences of past reactions, that in this duration no further reactive momenta be created.

[11] An original action begets a certain [...] certain period of time when their reaping of the consequences of their good [...] Yudhiśt́hira once said,

[7] Ákáshiipreta. Those [...] are reborn as human beings after reaping the consequences of their actions for a long period of time.

[12] Those who think that Brahma has [...] saḿskáras. For the sake of reaping His saḿskáras, Brahma [...] to Him in attaining salvation.

[6] This potentiality of reaction or [...] when you perform one act which is reaping the consequence of a previous [...] are unable to avoid such actions.