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Under the Shelter of the Guru (1)

[17] Now, there is a regulating point [...] práńakendras. This point resembles, to some extent, the tip of a [...] no other way than this”].

Tripura (1)

[7] Despite Tripura’s current [...] central portion. In this respect it resembles Ireland. The main differences [...] developmental programmes for Tripura.

The Supreme Question – 1 (1)

[57] Acquired knowledge also is of two [...] conclude that this second image resembles the first image, and must obviously [...] depends on this type of knowledge.

The Science of Action (1)

[13] The firmly established sensation [...] legs might think that the elephant resembles the trunks of banana trees, the [...] elephant is called perception.

The Meaning of the Name (1)

[17] Now let us know why this book is [...] looking like jambu (a fruit that resembles an olive except for the blue colour). [...] Philippines, all of Southeast Asia.

The History of Bengal – 1 (1)

[35] Now, if the earth is taken to be [...] constellations, each one of which resembles a certain figure. There is one [...] the system of the solar calendar.

The Highest Category of Devotion (1)

[27] There are some ignorant people who wrongly believe that God physically resembles an ordinary human being who gets [...] pretentious shows of devotion.

The Expansion of the Microcosm (3)

[79] There is diversity in the sound [...] the anamáya kośa it resembles that of a cricket. When this cosmic sound vibrates the kámamaya kośa it resembles the sound of ankle bells. In the manomaya kośa it resembles a flute (the mystic sadhakas of [...] attained karma samádhi.

They Break Rather Than Bend (1)

[5] “I’m Mazantali Sarkar,” [...] Can’t you see how closely the tiger resembles me. After all, I am his maternal uncle.”

Spiritual Discourses (1)

[259] Don’t compare life to a pool of muddy, stagnant water. Life resembles an ever-flowing spring. Pushing [...] the society, should be his abode.

Some Different Forms of Government – Excerpt B (1)

[5] Of the federal states in the world, [...] votes of the electorate, which resembles a plebiscite.

Smell and Microvita – Excerpt C (2)

[14] Those who opt for the path of synthesis [...] that this divine aroma somewhat resembles the fragrance of a champak or [...] the description, “somewhat resembles”. If a spiritual aspirant concentrates [...] 2 )

Sentimentality: A Special Quality in Women – Excerpt A (2)

[3] We hear about a marine creature [...] of the world. Below the navel it resembles a fish, while on the upper part are flippers; its face resembles a sea lion’s. As it is a [...] mammal like a whale or a sea lion.

Sálokya, Sámiipya, Sáyujya, Sárúpya, Sárśt́hi (2)

[4] The feeling at crossing the next [...] feeling of nearness. The sound resembles that of the páyala, bells [...] white and the shape the half-moon.

[6] When the anáhata cakra is [...] blue and then greenish. The sound resembles that of a [gong] or at times that [...] sárúpya, a feeling of sameness.

Plants, Animals and Human Beings (1)

[2] Here a question crops up – [...] plants, because such behaviour resembles that of animals. Such plants are [...] plants mobile rather than immobile.

Pashvácára, Viirácára and Divyácára (1)

[2] Tantra takes note of the basic human psychology, which closely resembles that of animals. Every individual [...] been called a rational animal.

Krśńa and Prapattiváda – 2 (Discourse 5) (4)

[1] Prapatti-orientated psychology generally resembles the psychology behind the science [...] kinds of psychological expression.

[2] We started our discussion about [...] that flow – this psychology resembles the psychology of the prolonged phonetic sound, and is called prapatti.

[5] Now whatever Parama Puruśa [...] already said that this prapatti resembles, to a great extent, the prolonged [...] continues smoothly without changing.

[6] Next comes the long sound of the [...] short pronunciation – it resembles viprapatti.

Kakubh to Kavaśńa (Discourse 17) (1)

[155] Kapi + sthá + d́a [...] samaḿ. That is, the earth resembles the stone-apple except that in the south and the north it is a little compressed.

Kabandha to Karashiikara (Discourse 18) (1)

[106] 1) Kuiṋjo (water vessel). [...] middle portion of this water vessel resembles the waist of a person who is hunchbacked [...] own name, or real name, is karka.

Kabala to Kaḿsári (Discourse 20) (1)

[132] 6) Kákar: The kákar [...] Sundarban jungle whose call somewhat resembles the cry of a crow. The word kákar, [...] commissioned fairly in industry.

In the Land of Hat́t́amálá Part 1 (1)

[384] 44) Puli cakes grow tails. The puli cake’s shape resembles that of a mouse, and it can therefore easily be mistaken for one.

Female Diseases (1)

[47] If one suffers from a discharge [...] reddish, blackish or foamy; or if it resembles the water in which meat has just [...] White leucorrhoea is very common.

Farsi Words in Bengali (Discourse 10) (1)

[44] The pumpkin [lálkumŕo] [...] from Europe. Since the pumpkin resembles the sun some people in the village [...] cooking styles from that country.

Cognitive Force and Psychic Practice (1)

[51] Following the attainment of samprajiṋáta [...] propensities begin to disappear. This resembles the disappearance of darkness [...] ultimately totally disappears.

Brahma Krpáhi Kevalam (1)

[7] Though this quinquelemental world [...] extremely vast Cosmic mind stuff, which resembles the oval shape of the solar world is known as Brahmánda (Ańd́a means egg).

A Guide to Human Conduct (1)

[18] Recently one more interpretation for this word has been heard. It somewhat resembles the second definition described [...] very fundamentals of human nature.

Ánanda Váńii Saḿgraha: A Collection of the Spiritual Messages of Shrii Shrii Ánandamúrti (1)

[12] (6) Don’t compare life to a pool of muddy, stagnant water. Life resembles an ever-flowing spring. Pushing [...] society should be their abode.

Ahiḿsá in Neohumanism – Excerpt B (1)

[6] Recently one more interpretation for this word has been heard. It somewhat resembles the second definition described [...] very fundamentals of human nature.