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[140] bhútaḿ = fundamental [...] tanmátras; pariciiyate = recognized or known by

[141] [The bhútas are recognized by their corresponding tanmátras.]

[7] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] [offerings] to their ancestors is not recognized, but in Bengal, it is recognized. In ancient days, the social life of Bengal was based on Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[2] The recognized definition of history is,

[27] “Self-knowledge is the true [...] applicable to all, which is the recognized path. Those jiṋániis [...] He is the Supreme Lord of all.

[8] For instance, gold is used as a [...] Sáḿkhya philosophy it has been recognized that Puruśa does not actually [...] this Entity, hence Janya Iishvara.

[12] The “Rádhá” concept is recognized by dualistic philosophy also. [...] all-pervasive Iśt́a [Goal].

[19] He could easily have killed Pútaná [...] show that in the initial stage He recognized dvaetaváda to some extent. [...] 3 )

[8] Some are neutral, as I said. For [...] all, are found to exist. The two recognized criteria of living beings – [...] domain of merits and demerits.

[2] “Upa” is a Saḿskrta prefix. In Saḿskrta there are twenty recognized prefixes, and one of these prefixes [...] “to live near the Lord”.

[5] Parama Puruśa is the original [...] conclude that none of them can be recognized as an original cause of creation, [...] beyond the scope of the senses.

[11] Below the mańipura cakra [...] one below it are generally not recognized as cakras for repeating the Iśt́a mantra [a personal mantra repeated in meditation]. The recognized cakras for japa [repetition of [...] as the place of dhyána.

[4] The Tripura tribals have their [...] materialize their separatist designs, recognized the Kak-Barak dialect as the official [...] previous several hundred years.

[9] The goal of that psycho-spiritual [...] knowledge]. What is Satyam? Satyam is the recognized status of veracity, veracity when it gets a recognized status. And when veracity functions [...] subjectivization also must be there.

[3] In India, the first medium of exchange [...] first grammarian in the world, recognized the word ubhayapadii. Later grammarians followed his lead.

[8] Before this world was created, [...] self-manifest. What is truth? It is the recognized status of veracity.

[23] India is a multi-lingual and multi-religious [...] languages spoken in India should be recognized and encouraged. In this regard, [...] for instance, four languages are recognized as state languages – German, [...] collective psychology of the people.

[13] So you see, as long as the cognitive [...] separate identities have got to be recognized; if not, we may infer that a person [...] satyaloka except pure Consciousness.

[38] No state lower than the ensconcement [...] “I”) – can be recognized as the ultimate truth. It is an [...] ultimate truth? No, She is not.

[3] I also said a few words about phonetics. [...] – but in Sanskrit both are recognized as correct.

[20] In the Kśatriya Age, those [...] fathers of the vipras, whom they recognized as their gotra [clan] leaders (or patriarchs), or recognized as founders of a pravar [lineage]. In some countries this gotra-pravar system still exists.

[133] In an era when the vipras live [...] to power in the Vipra Age to be recognized and accepted. But the genius of the vipras who rose to power in the Kśatriya Age was recognized only in the Vipra Age that followed.

[19] The fight between jiṋániis [...] jiṋánam to be universally recognized. It may or may not be jiṋánam, but it should be recognized. [laughter] And they are [...] become jiṋániis?

[15] Each and every entity has its peculiarity, [...] have elevated their status and are recognized as deva – their goal is [...] Mahádeva. Hence they are deva.

[6] “Kśamá”, [...] Saḿskrta, both pronunciations are recognized. What is forgiveness? It means [...] decision in this regard arbitrarily.

[10] Each and every action gets recognition [...] reflection or refraction no action is recognized. While you see something, the [...] that you are seeing something.

[16] In the past the tie amongst the recognized tongues of the ancient world was [...] Saḿskrta means later Vedic period.

[28] We have to provide equal rights [...] all India. If Saḿskrta is recognized as the link language amongst all [...] cannot enjoy their communication

[1] The British Parliament – [...] Scottish language has not as yet been recognized. That is, people in these countries [...] English is not their natural tongue.

[3] About forty to fifty years ago, [...] more than 20 years, Great Britain, recognized Ireland’s suzerainty.

[5] Although Britain recognized the independent status – [...] fighting for over 60 years, Britain recognized the independence of India, but [...] northern corner of the country.

[2] Since the days of the Yajurveda, the Aryans as well as non-Aryans have accepted and recognized Shiva. In the Vedas the word “Shiva” [...] underrated in any way by anyone.

[45] The second class guru is one who [...] the second class guru. They are recognized as guru.

[131] Similarly, there is no current [...] narratives or descriptions have no recognized standard before them, nor do they [...] composition be called an ideal essay.

[202] The greatest obstacle to the collective [...] self-delusion or a luxury. Even recognized knowledge loses its value if, [...] distinguished sáhityikas .

[15] Bearing this in mind, you should [...] in the beginning will later be recognized as pioneers. The funny thing is [...] and lions will not be frightened.

[25] Manasá was said to be the [...] is only a laokik goddess and was recognized as such in Buddhist Tantra and [...] composed about 5500 years after Shiva.

[14] Manasá was said to be the [...] goddess and was recognized as such in Buddhist Tantra and [...] composed about 5500 years after Shiva.

[5] For living beings, omniscience (evedaḿ) is certainly a recognized occult power. That is right. But for the Supreme Entity it is not a recognized occult power; He does not get [...] is all-pervasive or omnipresent.

[10] “Amáninama mána [...] others, and to those who are not even recognized as human beings, give recognition. [...] with respect and dignity.”

[52] Different groups formed, each with [...] women had at an earlier stage been recognized as the group-mothers. All the [...] the evolution of a social system.

[57] In olden times kśatriya [...] Kśatriya Age were socially recognized. Although the social system which [...] “Might makes right.”

[62] The patriarch, or gańapati [...] worship the head of an elephant, recognized as the greatest animal, would [...] outlook of the kśatriyas.

[101] But kśatriya society has [...] and this type of dutifulness is recognized as an important mental outlook [...] senility or physical infirmity.

[113] Once the kśatriyas submitted [...] well-knit social system. Though they recognized the king as the supreme head of [...] social system created by the vipras.

[87] Who is the causal factor of creation, [...] relative existence of the entities is recognized. That is why He is the witnessing [...] – He is Saccidánanda.

[9] Mayyeva sakalaḿ játam [...] the Cognitive Entity has been recognized as the primordial cause of creation. [...] is the prime cause of creation.

[22] Many may think that since Tantra [...] accepted in Tantra and unambiguously recognized as vehicles to ensure spiritual progress.

[50] Human beings cannot go against or deviate from the recognized path of the One who controls the thought-waves of the universe (Iishvara) – the recognized path or mainstream of human life. [...] deviate from this fundamental path.

[2] The boundaries of a particular country, state or province are always subject to change. The recognized boundaries of the kingdom of Kashi [...] there is no ca sound. This is the recognized system in western demi-Magadhii.

[14] In standard or recognized Bengali, the suffix is the same, [...] Se gharke yácche.

[11] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] [offerings] to their ancestors is not recognized, but in Bengal it is recognized. In ancient days, the social life of Bengal was based on Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

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[5] In this world, every entity and idea has its own distinct characteristics by which it can be recognized. Water has the property of making [...] be accepted as a dharmic person.

[3] The second characteristic of a [...] own case endings deserves to be recognized as a language. In this respect [...] have their different case endings.

[5] The fourth characteristic of a [...] has its own vocabulary has to be recognized as a separate language. Some reputed [...] study in English-medium schools.

[7] Again, in the Persian language [...] its own vocabulary, it should be recognized as a separate language.

[1] You know, in the Vedas there are seven recognized rhythms - gáyatrii, uśńik, [...] composed in gáyattrii rhythm.

[5] There is another entity which is [...] Supreme Cognitive Factor can be recognized.

[13] Thus there are three Tántrik [...] jiṋána and karma – have been recognized by the sages. All these three [...] jiṋána or karma.

[14] Now altogether it is recognized that all these three approaches [...] jiṋániis, although they have recognized the importance of jiṋána [...] span of hardly one hundred years.

[2] The Siddhántácára, [...] [Shiva Tantra, Shaivite Tantra] are recognized by both the Hindu and Buddhist [...] balanced triangle of forces has been recognized implicitly or explicitly. Naerátma [...] 2 )

[201] Dharma [psycho-spiritual longing], [...] unqualified liberation] are the four recognized longings or goals of human life.

[3] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] [offerings] to their ancestors is not recognized, but in Bengal it is recognized. In ancient days, the social life of Bengal was based on Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[48] It is also the lowest because it [...] colour, and social status are not recognized. In this stage all aspirants merely [...] Ajiṋánabodhinii Tantra it has been said,

[34] The caste system is based on the [...] diversity. The caste system is recognized by the Vedas only, not by Tantra. [...] between Tantra and the caste system.

[38] True Tantrics will certainly allow [...] Vedas (also known as shruti) were recognized as shrotriyas. Though as human [...] later on became a Hindu Tantric.

[10] Both interpretations of tantra are equally recognized. Shiva was the original propounder [...] come from ágama and nigama.

[15] There are three pathways in Tantra [...] neither a skull nor a snake can be recognized. In the left hand, there is the symbol of destruction and death.

[15] Now let us apply this principle [...] spiritual aspirants and devotees have recognized three main paths to attain the [...] pundits and creepers have not.

[28] Most languages have fixed rules [...] thing to be present in a language recognized for its facility. Learning the [...] to learn different word endings.

[12] Paradharmo bhayávahah – “That which is not the recognized Bhágavata dharma or mánava [...] induced to perform such evil deeds.

[27] It is only when the Eternal Entity that lies behind superficial charm and affectional feeling, is recognized that really lasting attraction [...] meditation by dyeing their minds.

[44] The main thing is that the fundamental [...] artificial distinctions should be recognized among human beings. To recognize [...] have no place in human society.

[11] In this connection it should be [...] has been created, that which is recognized as a factor (tattva). In the world [...] bhútas, five fundamental factors.

[40] The soybean has long been used [...] recently. Now its versatility is being recognized and it is becoming more popular. [...] otherwise ants will eat it up.

[90] There are two recognized varieties: junior cow [...] pea (Caetii aŕahar)

[5] The air of the margosa tree destroys [...] the reason why margosa is also recognized as one of the five sacred trees [...] planted instead of ordinary margosa.

[23] By logical reasoning, when we know [...] house. In other words, after having recognized the women’s rights of occupation [...] based on a patrilineal system.

[27] There are those who mistakenly [...] daughters to paternal property are recognized. However, it has been noticed [...] easily due to the power of money.

[48] In order to remove the imaginary [...] the value of human beings must be recognized. Mundane knowledge and spiritual [...] of inspiration to one and all.

[221] In every sphere of life – [...] “illiterate”, human values have to be recognized. Knowledge and science will be [...] constantly to the human society.

[10] Going against a recognized legal code is called crime. A [...] the practical wisdom of humanity

[13] So, the psychological approach [...] any circumstances to go against a recognized code of social conduct. Some persons [...] any further harm to themselves.

[47] He is a perfect laokik Shiva – He is neither a recognized deity of the scriptures nor worshipped [...] could not live without loving Him.

[20] The Sacdonian Brahmans who cultivated [...] by which the Brahmans would be recognized: it was decided that those who [...] Puranic system of religion would be recognized as Brahmans, whatever might be [...] dissected their bodies, would not be recognized as Brahmans. After long deliberation, [...] parts of Uttar Pradesh were not recognized as Brahmans at the Prayaga convention.

[21] The Sacdonians had not arrived [...] astrology and áyurveda were also recognized as Brahmans. However, those in [...] shástra invented by Shiva were not recognized as Brahmans. The Vaedyas of Bengal [...] injustice was done in those days!

[53] You will notice even today that [...] priestly duties, because Shiva recognized no caste distinctions – [...] were equally His loving children.

[11] This is how he established the relationship between Prakrti and this universe. He recognized the existence of puruśa, [...] concept of liberation or salvation.

[27] Prior to Shiva, there was no system of marriage in human society. And as there was no recognized marriage system, the matrilineal [...] geo-sentiment and socio-sentiment.

[22] The present, which is the result of the convergence of past and future, will certainly be recognized as the undulation of waves in [...] that has been thus far created.

[28] Yá sháshvatii kśemauṋkarii [...] permanent, is not worthy of being recognized as the Quintessential Entity. [...] recognition as quintessential entities.

[13] I would not say, nor will anyone [...] defects. Nonetheless it is generally recognized as a valid source of knowledge, [...] under the pressure of authority.

[13] Dvitiiyaḿ shraddhayá [...] Shrat ” means “recognized status of veracity”, and [...] This is shraddhá .

[8] It is composed in a particular [...] rhythm. In the Vedas there are seven recognized rhythms - gáyatrii, uśńika, [...] pracodayát oṋm.

[1] PARTS OF SPEECH Usually eight parts of speech are recognized in English grammar. They are: [...] Semitic and Greek origin.

[2] ARTICLES [...] Generally three kinds of articles are recognized in English grammar: (1) definite, [...] is a numeral article.

[3] CASE Generally, the following are the recognized cases in English grammar: [...] case, in Sanskrit. –Eds.

[10] MOOD Generally four kinds of mood are recognized in English grammar. They are [...] traditional lullaby. –Eds.

[13] SOME [...] ). The word jail has two recognized spellings: jail and [...] possessive suffix. –Eds.

[15] SOME [...] account which cannot be closed in a recognized way with the sanction of competent [...] was connected.) –Eds.

[20] THE [...] then mango has been the recognized English [term for] the juicy [...] English language." –Eds.

[2] The most essential factor of the [...] mind in this state of balance is recognized as the greatest treasure of human society.

[34] (11) The right of self-determination [...] for a part of the country may be recognized only on the basis of a plebiscite [...] election commissioner of the country.

[6] There are disparities, disparities [...] recognize this right, and to get it recognized by the entire human society, the Renaissance movement will have to do something concrete.

[8] One more point should be mentioned [...] individual to another. There is no recognized standard of reality. Moreover, [...] duality, how can there be truth?

[1] The psychology of Ráŕh [...] deities. Many, however, have not been recognized at all, directly or indirectly. [...] Vaeśńava Dharma of Ráŕh.

[8] It has been said before that severe [...] those people who were not socially recognized by the high-caste Hindus. The [...] 2 )

[3] Manifestation [of culture] is coupled [...] respect, even an insignificant ditch (recognized neither as a river nor as a canal) [...] lyrical expressions came into being.

[4] The small-sized indigenous cows [...] Ráŕh has never been recognized as a part of Áryyávartta, [...] rule of Áryyávartta.

[1] The question remains as to the [...] accepted and thereafter formally recognized a conglomerate of five branches [...] the stamp of Ráŕh.

[7] Microvita which are inimical by [...] life-saving drug. Even snake venom is recognized by all as a medicine.

[5] In the absence of spiritual ideals [...] , the Creator of all, is not recognized, then, since no Universal Father [...] will achieve nothing worthwhile.

[25] Kalighat was a small, temple-centred [...] Bankura’s Beletoŕ, who recognized the excellence of these Kalighat [...] with inspiration from the British.

[84] After the government records were [...] educational importance must indeed be recognized.

[68] Every atom and molecule of this [...] all living beings. This has to be recognized as a matter of principle. After [...] is it but a type of capitalism!

[8] Generally there are three recognized means to bring about social welfare: [...] reason, and 3) spiritual leadership.

[16] Defective systems of education [...] Dharma of humanity has been fully recognized. The educational system of our [...] national Práńa Dharma.

[27] By nature inimical microvita may [...] life-saving drug. Even snake venom is recognized by all as a medicine.

[1] To attain Paramatattva (The Supreme Stance), there are three recognized means – jiṋána [...] thereby “mine-ness.”

[19] Parama Puruśa lies coverted [...] unit cognition gets its existence recognized because of the existence of the [...] Puruśa, is called Paramátman.

[1] The recognized book on Ananda Marga Philosophy [...] is no concrete spiritual cult.

[1] You know, wherever there is any [...] must be mobility. Existence is recognized only by its mobility. Even in [...] direct stamina of the microcosms.

[2] Let me explain this matter more [...] green vitriol. Up till now the recognized formula for green vitriol (ferrous sulphate) is FeSO4 7H20.

[39] Prior to your birth your affectionate [...] at that point you would not have recognized it as the previous state of your [...] the eternal – the dhruva.

[2] Different groups came into being [...] group, brave and spirited women were recognized as gośt́hii mátá [...] the evolution of a social system.

[5] In these kśatriya societies of ancient times, men and women came to be recognized as husband and wife, although [...] Kśatriya Era did have socially recognized marital ties. Although the kśatriya [...] belongs to the valiant”.

[6] Human beings are emotional beings. [...] was because of this that socially recognized matrimony gradually evolved in [...] relationships between men and women.

[17] So only when a particular word [...] mantra – if, that is, it is recognized as a siddha mantra by a Mahákaola, by a Mahásambhúti. Otherwise it is not a mantra.

[208] One should know the characteristics [...] does He have to display them to be recognized as a Preceptor? The use of supernatural [...] cast off as a venomous serpent.

[6] There are some people who vociferously [...] same hue. Leaders should only be recognized after considering the extent to [...] zeal, readiness to sacrifice, etc.

[33] All the languages which were recognized by the Indian constitution have [...] Although these languages are not recognized in India by the constitution, they deserve recognition and should be recognized. From the standpoint of linguistics they should be accepted as languages.

[106] The greedy, hobbledehoy young [...] mind said, “Haven’t you recognized him yet? He must be some deputy [...] edition of the same thing.”

[28] In certain parts of Ráŕh [...] bullfights stopped after the cow became recognized as a deity, although not completely.

[90] I rang the doorbell. From outside [...] finally opened the door. When she recognized me, she burst into tears and then [...] then he also burst out crying.

[13] It means all the created objects [...] those external objectivities is not recognized. By nature the human mind is liberated. [...] gradually fall into numerous bondages.

[1] 1. One of the meanings of Kulapati [...] comparison to that of others has been recognized.

[34] In those days, the places in India which were recognized as famous centres of learning [...] such places for their education.

[32] Arjuna attained Krśńa, [...] he came to his senses. He then recognized Krśńa clearly and perfectly, and his life became fruitful.

[7] (Of course there was no recognized philosopher in Shiva’s time. Maharshi Kapila, the first recognized philosopher on this earth, emerged [...] sádhaná at Gangasagar in Sagar-dwip.)

[6] Tárá ( [...] Jainism. For this reason, the Jains recognized Jaina-Shiva (Jyotirliuṋga) [...] in the Puranic language.

[15] Of the seven flames of fire, [...] notwithstanding, the seven flames of fire recognized during the Buddhist period of [...] masiikrśńá .

[7] 5) Kakubh is also the name of a recognized rágińii. This rágińii [...] raga. The Kakubh raga is masculine.

[210] At that time there was no other [...] Shriijiṋána Atiisha as a reward for his recognized scholarship. After Dharmapála [...] Abhidhammapiŕaka into Tibetan.

[126] This idea of oneness is fundamentally [...] truth, and this will have to be recognized as the highest goal of human life. [...] fundamental truth, the better.

[131] The constitution of the world should be drafted by a global organization recognized by the people, otherwise the possibility [...] 6 )

[10] Language changes due to environmental [...] particular land. Sanskrit has four recognized pronunciations.

[15] [At the end of the discourse Bábá mentions that there are twenty-eight recognized stars along the path of the sun [...] the room amid namaskárs.]

[47] Satan cannot remain in the universe, because if the existence of Satan is recognized, then he becomes a second God. [...] your power to kill that Satan.

[11] Interestingly, you will notice [...] schools. Some of the Jain deities were recognized by Buddhist Tantra (for instance, [...] deities of Shivottara Tantra were recognized and accepted by Jain and Buddhist Tantra.

[12] All this proves that the synthesis [...] Tantra. But then she also became recognized by Shivottara Tantra – she [...] but actually she is a Jain deity.

[25] It is necessary to know what the [...] one have to display them to be recognized as a preceptor? We saw earlier [...] which a great preceptor can be recognized. A great preceptor is an emancipated [...] is a great preceptor (sadguru).

[6] I request those who use wine as [...] from this practice if there is no recognized alternative. In certain Tantric [...] should be used instead of liquor.

[14] It was the full moon night in the [...] Buddhist Mantrayána they recognized the goddess (which also happened [...] also became different afterwards.

[24] “I am not any the less surprised [...] there, in other words they were recognized goddesses in Ciinácára [...] village of Bhuluyá.”

[37] All day long I travelled like a [...] region is also worthy of being recognized by archaeologists as the cradle [...] to discover many things there.

[4] In Tantra it is said that if one [...] in a particular vidyá or recognized branch of science. To practice [...] however, is ideation on Brahma.

[13] “Amáninam mánadeyam”. [...] rejected by society should also be recognized by us as manifestations of Parama [...] minds will become filled with joy.

[24] There is a particular system of [...] of káyakalpa yoga was a recognized system of medical treatment within [...] method, then others can learn it.

[12] Now “sa”. When Parama [...] fire cannot burn, it will not be recognized as fire. So each and every entity [...] everything is guided by this principle.

[7] And there is another type of being [...] beings. What happens? There are seven recognized devayonis, divine entities. They [...] higher, than ordinary human beings.

[1] In ancient times there were two recognized stages in the process of initiation. [...] Vaedikii diikśá.

[2] Now, what’s the meaning of [...] chanda. In the Vedas, there are seven recognized chandas, that is, seven recognized rhythms. Those rhythms are gáyattrii, [...] rśi, and a devatá.

[7] “All the creatures in this [...] companion. Such a person deserves to be recognized as a great personality, as a superior human being.

[9] In the human face alone there are [...] violent or cruel person can easily be recognized by his or her face.

[7] “Bhu” means “bhuvana”. [...] factors. That “bhu” is the recognized name of the universe in Saḿskrit. [...] vasumatii, and prthivii. These are the recognized names of earth in Saḿskrta. [...] effects are seen, perceived or felt.

[5] The mind does not have any physical [...] experienced philosophers of the past recognized mind as a special indriya, [the [...] this subtle difference the mind is recognized as a subtler indriya and Because [...] process gets reacted to itself.

[3] Once, in my childhood, I stayed [...] in looked so different I hardly recognized it. The river where we bathed [...] anything. One must always remember,

[26] Bháryá : A [...] husband. But as the marriage was recognized, her children were entitled to [...] sake of male children”].

[27] Kalatra : Some time before [...] furthermore, the marriage was not socially recognized, the children were not entitled [...] were vrátya [outcaste].

[31] Needless to say, as the children [...] a kalatra marriage was socially recognized, the children were entitled to [...] inherit the right to keep fire.

[33] It was extremely difficult for [...] though a child of a kuliina wife was recognized as the legitimate child of its [...] stay with their maternal uncles.

[6] Conquering communities forcibly [...] (In ancient times, marriages were recognized through offerings of clothes and food.)

[25] For the common vishva bháśá, [...] script. Local scripts should also be recognized for local languages. Both Roman script and local scripts should thrive side by side.

[5] Another attribute of the Lord is yasha. His greatness is recognized and sung[, but] not by all people. [...] the Lord, and some discredit Him.

[9] Every object has certain basic [...] and by virtue of which it can be recognized. These are called its dharma. [...] cause, is what we call its dharma.

[10] The world of plants and vegetables [...] the plants and vegetables can be recognized. Depending on these basic dharmas [...] – all are secondary dharmas.

[1] You know there is a time-honoured theory of cause and effect. It is a recognized fact, a recognized standard of veracity, that wherever [...] there may or may not be an effect.

[1] In ancient times bullion was used [...] countries which used gold bullion, some recognized silver bullion and some did not. [...] countries engaged in barter trade.

[14] The third principle of decentralized [...] over their raw materials are not recognized. Such circumstances have undermined [...] in many countries of the world.

[7] Objects are composed of inferences [...] neither name nor form). An object is recognized and distinguished from other objects [...] pure, but also absolutely infinite.

[68] [The bhútas are recognized by their corresponding tanmátras.]

[14] Purport: The existence of any entity [...] stream of action and thought will be recognized only when She completely identifies [...] well, in all states and conditions.

[14] Bháryá : A [...] husband. But as the marriage was recognized, her children were entitled to [...] sake of male children”].

[15] Kalatra : Some time before [...] furthermore, the marriage was not socially recognized, the children were not entitled [...] were vrátya [outcaste].

[19] Needless to say, as the children [...] a kalatra marriage was socially recognized, the children were entitled to [...] inherit the right to keep fire.

[21] It was extremely difficult for [...] though a child of a kuliina wife was recognized as the legitimate child of its [...] stay with their maternal uncles.

[21] In Oriya and Rarhi Bengali if direction [...] cases the accusative has to be recognized although the second case-ending [...] difference from dialect to dialect.

[8] The second form of avidyá [...] Similarly whatever the mind does is recognized due to the presence of the Cognitive [...] context, mind is termed as drk-shakti.

[1] There are certain deities which are recognized in more than one school of Tantra. Some of them are recognized by both Buddhist Tantra and Jain [...] Shákta Tantra [Shakti Tantra] was recognized by Buddhist Tantra. There is a [...] Tantra also Tárá is a recognized deity.

[2] In the Buddhist period there were [...] Tárá deity has been recognized as a deity by Shákta Tantra [...] all-white Puranic deity Sarasvatii.

[33] Standard Nagpurii is the language [...] Bhojpurii and Nagpurii are not recognized by the government of India. Maethilii is recognized by Calcutta University. Angika is not even recognized by the Sahitya Academy, the government of Bihar or the government of India.

[42] Angadesh is more downtrodden than [...] people’s language, Angika, is not recognized. The people’s language should not be suppressed. If your mother tongue is not recognized, nobody will recognize you.

[43] None of the mother tongues of Bihar are recognized in the Indian constitution, and [...] many other minor languages are recognized. The government of India, the [...] and the Bihar government have not recognized the Angika language. In fact, not a single mother tongue in Bihar has been recognized either by the government of India [...] in Angika should be introduced.

[1] It is a recognized fact that the way to salvation [...] bhakti. All three of these roles are recognized routes, and I have nothing to [...] approach of bhakti is the best.

[8] There are so many scriptures, Vedas and Puráńas, there are so many books, recognized and not recognized, and the jiṋániis [...] that room. Karmiis are like that.

[6] Even to this day, there is a custom [...] vermilion mark if she is to be recognized as married. This is quite different [...] are all just different dogmas.

[18] Whoever is a spiritualist has left [...] Marga also, separate gotras are not recognized. All belong to Shivagotra. I have [...] marriage should not be solemnized.

[32] “I am a child of Magadha. [...] heritage but no one has properly recognized it or recorded it. The little [...] lush green Magadha that once was.

[54] “Magadha did not accept the [...] Magadha’s Shrotriya Brahmins were not recognized by the Brahmins of northern India.”

[67] “A second group supported [...] Among them were also a few men who recognized the faults of the nawab but who [...] alone they supported the nawab.

[77] “Miirkashim accepted Vireshvijay’s [...] Kasimbazar. The East India Company recognized the danger. Seizing on various [...] Alipur, now a part of Calcutta).

[43] Next is dád́imba. [...] qualities of dád́imba are recognized. Next is mán. Of all the [...] potatoes or even jackfruit seeds.

[53] That Sarasvatii is not the daughter [...] greatest evidence. You know that all recognized gods and goddesses have their [...] regarding Sarasvatii, it is said:

[11] Interestingly, you will notice [...] schools. Some of the Jain deities were recognized by Buddhist Tantra (for instance, [...] deities of Shivottara Tantra were recognized and accepted by Jain and Buddhist Tantra.

[12] All this proves that the synthesis [...] Tantra. But then she also became recognized by Shivottara Tantra – she [...] but actually she is a Jain deity.

[37] There should be a two phase plan [...] economic. Private ownership will be recognized. For instance, one person may [...] implemented, all will benefit.

[55] According to PROUT, in the first [...] the cooperative system will be recognized. People should have the right [...] labourers who work in the cooperative.