EE7.5 - References for regress

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Vibration, Form and Colour (1)

[14] What is the nature of this visible [...] station or motion, progress or regress does not arise.

The Supreme Question – 2 (1)

[22] Progress along the path of devotion [...] bud of their lives to wither, and regress along the path of negative Pratisaiṋcara [...] annihilation of their latent humanity.

The Plight of King Trishanku (1)

[4] Those people who stagnate in life, who neither progress nor regress, suffer a plight similar to that of King Trishanku.

The Macrocosm and the Microcosm – 1 (1)

[22] This type of degradation is not [...] progress, or else they will certainly regress. Those people who move towards [...] application of His divine energy.

The Intuitional Science of the Vedas – 4 (1)

[62] Every unit object is subject to [...] involve the fallacy of infinite regress, for no one can claim to have [...] will also exist, thus people say:

The Expansion of the Microcosm (1)

[45] Of course microcosms acquire the [...] crude matter. That is, they can regress.]]

Shiva's Teachings - 2 (Discourse 11 (continued)) (1)

[20] The sadvastu which undergoes no [...] lead to the philosophy of infinite regress: there will be a crisis in human [...] other than vastusatyam”].

Shakti and Its Proper Application (1)

[5] Expression is the innate characteristic [...] itself in the fallacy of infinite regress. When microcosms become active [...] from both microcosm and Macrocosm.

Matter and Spirit (1)

[32] Actually, such snobbish, pedantic, [...] independently either to progress or regress. So it is through the centripetal [...] those who do not even possess it.

Macropsychic Conation and Micropsychic Longings (1)

[16] The microcosmic mind is a mere [...] called the fallacy of infinite regress: your mind cannot make any statement about an Entity whose origin must remain forever unknown.

Kárpat́ika to Kála (Discourse 23) (1)

[56] The mental measurement of the [...] suffers from the fallacy of infinite regress. In ancient times some people [...] and large subscribe to this view.

Chapter 2 (1)

[33] Purport: Every created object obeys [...] entail the fallacy of infinite regress; that is to say, to think of the [...] why, is redundant and untenable.

Action Leads to Progress (1)

[3] One who has lost the dharma of [...] human qualities. Ultimately they regress towards animality, steeped in [...] continue working, even while dying.