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[4] DÁDÁ. Literally, [...] Dhárańá means restricting the flow of mind to, or conception [...] ÁCÁRYÁ of ANANDA MARGA.

[27] Some philosophies have taught their [...] view each other with suspicion. By restricting social welfare activities to their [...] outcome of those pseudo-philosophies.

[15] In order to achieve these ends, [...] social consciousness, instead of restricting aesthetic science to a few individuals, [...] and parcel of aesthetic science.

[582] Such fraudulent philosophies have [...] view each other with suspicion. By restricting social welfare activities to their [...] outcome of these pseudo-philosophies.

[47] Liquid manure should be added to [...] will not be able to move freely, restricting both their growth and the growth of the paddy.

[17] If there is surplus labour and [...] labour areas. In such situations, restricting the transfer of food among different [...] less hardships during depression.

[4] DEVA. Mythologically, a god, [...] aśt́áḿga (eight-limbed) yoga. Restricting the flow of mind to particular [...] Dhárańá means restricting the flow of mind to, or conception [...] DHYEYA. Object of meditation.

[4] DAKŚIŃÁCÁRA [...] Dhárańá means restricting the flow of mind to, or conception [...] DVÁPARA YUGA. See YUGAS.

[4] DÁDÁ m. or DIDI f. [...] Dhárańá means restricting the flow of mind to, or conception [...] directed towards Consciousness.

[4] DHÁRAŃÁ. The sixth limb of aśt́áḿga (eight-limbed) yoga. Restricting the flow of mind to particular [...] Dhárańá means restricting the flow of mind to, or conception [...] DURÁCÁRII. Sinner.

[5] DHÁRAŃÁ. Restricting the flow of mind; conception; [...] factors. DHYÁNA. Meditation.

[4] DEVA. Mythologically, a god, a [...] Tattva Dhárańa means restricting the flow of mind to, or conception [...] directed towards Consciousness.

[24] The social laws of the Marga do [...] such as outcasting, or restricting widows or women in general from [...] find any place in our society.

[9] To overcome the great famine that [...] tried to alleviate the famine by restricting the movement of food from one [...] trapped in the food rationing system.