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[3] Now when, in the primordial phase, [...] special nature of pleasure. We may say “pleasure”, because [...] dashá in Sanskrit.

[11] Now, one may say that some people like Vivekananda [...] could perhaps have lived longer.

[2] You have just said, Bábá [...] ) But I say, “Victory unto you!” [...] happier will I be, many times more.

[6] Many say that nature creates. But this [...] grass, it is all His desire.”

[9] Without His desire, nothing will happen. Say you are speaking against Parama Puruśa in a meeting. You might want to say, “I challenge Parama Puruśa.” [...] can happen without His desire.

[4] Karmańyevádhikáraste [...] sound like kar kar, and people will say: Cokht́á karkar karche, [...] gotten in”]. Or people may say: Jinist́á dekhe mant́á [...] experiences the same sort of vibration.

[5] The colour you see and call red [...] something else – but they say “red”. Of course I am not speaking of colour-blindness here, but of normal vision.

[8] The word karma is derived from [...] deny that it has mobility. If you say that something is confined within [...] anything to be static or inert.

[15] Karttrtva karma karmaphala [“Doership, [...] when people are in trouble, they say: “Oh God, what have You [...] reap. This is the plain truth.

[1] Some people say, “I am helpless. There is [...] him.” In this context, I will say that no one in this universe is [...] can be your permanent shelter.

[2] Every entity, organic or inorganic, [...] to this call. You do not have to say any special prayer to Parama Puruśa [...] duty, it is a must for Him.”

[3] Some people pray to Parama Puruśa, [...] utilized all your energy, may you say, “O Lord, I have used up [...] along the path of spirituality.

[4] In this world anybody and everybody [...] accepted by others. So you cannot say that any of your relatives is [...] Bandhu. His name is Jagat Bandhu.

[8] Even when you think of God as an [...] time we meet that person, we will say this or that. Therefore, God will [...] bring about the desired results.

[3] [Bábá paused and [...] this yardstick, we have got to say that Sudámá was [...] greater devotee than was Arjuna.

[8] And when it comes down to a choice [...] four times a month, but simply to say: the more restraint the better.

[20] If a healthy or sick person so [...] portion of the body, that is to say, the face, chest, stomach, etc., [...] portions must be kept covered.

[20] You cannot attain Parama Puruśa [...] at this stage you still do not say that you want Parama Puruśa [...] is called kevalá bhakti.

[21] You can make an analogy. A little [...] this or that, the aspirant will say, “No, Lord, I don’t [...] You alone, nothing else.”

[26] Now let us analyse how devotees [...] At that time no father will ever say, “You are a fool, get out of here.” He can never do such a thing.

[27] There is a family relation between [...] very pure. This is why wise people say that the cult of devotion is the [...] they are almost the same thing.

[11] The next one is Vikalpa. “Shabdaguńánupátii [...] When you come near Varanasi you say Varanasi has come, but really [...] Mithyájiṋánamatadrupaprtiśthám.” You generally say that the house of a particular [...] Viparyaya are occurring all the time.

[12] The next one is Nidrá, one [...] but when you get up, you fail to say at what moment actually you slept. [...] state of vacuity is Nidrá.

[5] In fact, the best thing is not [...] selfishness, what will they ask? They will say internally to Parama Puruśa, [...] that man’s enemy will also say, “O Náráyańa, [...] they cannot hope to attain Him.

[8] Some people say: “No, no, I don’t want [...] was no real desire to attain Him.

[10] The next grade of bhaktas say, “O Náráyańa, [...] digestive power, one might then say: “Actually, Parama Puruśa, [...] pleasures of life. Other people may say: “Well, we’ve grown [...] not Parama Puruśa Himself.

[13] But the highest-grade devotees say, “I want all my actions [...] beings should act in this way.

[2] The physical bondages which keep [...] interests. Of course, I do not say that everyone is doing that, but [...] beings. I repeat again that what I say does not apply to all. I declare [...] in the future to do just that.

[3] Yatamána should be applied [...] function independently. We sometimes say in colloquial Bengali, “He [...] want inside my little cage”.

[9] If this were true, I would say that the Shúdras are the [...] people have been paralysed mentally.

[6] One may say that slavery has been totally [...] not promoted by their activities.

[5] (3) Pitr Yajiṋa: Pitr Yajiṋa [...] fountain of their wisdom? Many people say that science is detrimental to [...] into submarines. That is why I say that there is no fault in the [...] to them is Pitr Yajiṋa.

[11] As a result of men crippling women [...] “servants of God”. Needless to say, these sorts of marriages only [...] became inviolable in the Vipra Era.

[14] If human suffering originates at [...] to rear their heads. That is to say, it is especially for the total [...] Puruśa makes His descent.

[5] To run away from normal worldly [...] people whom one left behind. To say that those who can give up worldly [...] worldly life will be immaterial.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] the Human Society? Some people say that human beings attain salvation [...] help, no one can attain salvation.

[2] Now who is that liberating personality? [...] liberation? Some people of passive nature say that it is the time factor. “A [...] it be the cause for salvation?

[4] Then is fate or accident the liberator? [...] cause, and in that case you will not say that it is fate. But when the [...] muktidátá either.

[5] Some other people say that mukti is accidental, but [...] accidentally: it is a foolish idea.

[17] Vinásháya ca duśkrtám. [...] Lord Krśńa does not say bhavámi yuge yuge; bhavámi [...] of physicality. But He does not say bhavámi. He says sambhavámi. [...] bhavámi each day. So he does not say bhavámi, He says sambhavámi. [...] with special faculties.”

[1] People do japa kriyá in [...] a parrot. Parrots talk, parrot say so many things, without understanding [...] suggestion, intro-psychic suggestion.

[1] Human beings form the last stage [...] they bodies only, they could not say, “This is my body.” [...] What then is that other entity?

[2] Some philosophies cannot be applied [...] ludicrous theories. Shiva had this to say about them: “Lokavyamohakárakah” [...] path”? a great poet said:

[5] All the religious scriptures differ [...] the same time? Some scriptures say that the labour class (shudras) [...] either. And yet some scriptures say that dharma should be as easily [...] what should the common people do?

[2] Now let us see what is dharma. [...] characteristic is absent, we can say categorically that “this [...] one’s entitative existence.

[21] If Parama Puruśa wants to give you something you should say, “Oh Lord, many thanks, [...] and degrading for human beings.

[23] Where there is dharma there is [...] God. There are some people who say, “We do practice yoga but [...] their small “I’s”.

[4] Some people say that the town Váráńasii [...] significance, and will like it.

[7] Náhaḿ tiśt́hámi vaekuńt́he . Some people say that Náráyańa [...] tiśt́hámi vaekuńt́he .

[9] But kiirtana has raso [...] does Náráyańa say? Madbhaktáh yatra gáyanti [...] get bliss from kiirtana .

[1] [A Filipino Margi had recently [...] my past life,” he used to say.]

[11] For each and every human being [...] “I’s”. The name of a man, say, is Solomon. Then that means the [...] Puruśa, one Parama Pitá.

[14] There is common wont in each and [...] human beings. Collectively you may say, it is the human mode.

[6] The entire universe is formed from [...] Brahma is omnipresent incorrect? To say that Brahma is present in a book [...] everything. Hence the correct thing to say would be that the book is Brahma [...] Every speck of dust is only Brahma.

[11] Here again a contradictory situation [...] unreasonable, and the only logical thing to say is that the universe was never [...] rational statement would be to say that the crude universe was never [...] about complete annihilation.

[23] They say Brahma alone is Satya (Ultimate [...] the two; it is relative truth.

[13] Others say that Parama Puruśa is too [...] situation, what should people do?

[15] Some people say, “Keep on doing good deeds [...] Hence it is not enough to simply say, “Keep on doing good deeds.” [...] move while doing those good deeds.

[17] You can fathom only according to [...] That is why it is incorrect to say that merely doing good deeds is [...] also do something more than that.

[23] Still others say, “Sarvacintáparityágo [...] be called yoga? Certainly not.

[28] Now if the same humans address [...] else is important. That is why I say, “Learn the secrets of intuitional practice and move accordingly.” This alone is sufficient.

[5] Space, or place, is that in which [...] completes one such circumambulation, we say that a year has gone by [i.e., we have defined time in terms of place].

[6] But the mere existence of the sun [...] a relative factor. Some people say that “Mahákála”, [...] cause of this phenomenal universe.

[13] Yadrcchá. The English equivalent of yadrcchá is “accident”. I must say at the very outset that accident [...] about an “accident”.

[14] Bhúta. Bhúta is translated [...] materialists, such as Charvaka, who say that this universe is begotten [...] inert object, that is, matter.

[19] The reflecting plate is more important [...] or the Causal Matrix. The Vedas say,

[32] Shakti is not the dhyeya. Shakti [...] of Shiva and Shakti, the Vedas say, Sa nityanivrttá [“She [...] will the universe come to its end.

[33] There is [only a philosophical] difference between Shiva and Shakti. Let no one say that they could not worship Shiva for want of Shakti.

[3] Puruśa we know is Jiṋána, [...] possible to describe It or even to say what It looks like. Brahma must be shapeless or formless. It really cannot have a form.

[23] Unit consciousness and the potential [...] obtained. Hence it is never possible to say where and when one is to be reborn [...] Parama Puruśa be responsible?

[1] Our subject of discussion yesterday [...] redeem so-called sinners? People say that when sinners and evil-doers [...] to attain that salvation?”

[2] You all know that the most detrimental [...] for the followers of religion to say all kinds of dogmatic things. That is why people say that there is no room for logic [...] from sins, or not? It is said:

[20] Unit consciousness is the witnessing [...] buddhitattva. It will be more correct to say that under the influence of sattvaguńa, [...] as mahattattva or buddhitattva.

[1] There are innumerable logicians. Some say that this is right. Others say that it is not right. We cannot [...] not depend on what the logicians say.

[3] The Shástras say that a person must stick to his [...] this lies your spiritual growth.

[4] If you are asked by God, “What do you want?”, what should you say?

[5] You must say, “O Lord, I want your blessings [...] direction, what else would you require?

[6] The Vedas say that the creator of the universe [...] intellect towards supreme bliss.”

[5] [ Tadekaḿ japáma. ] You say so many things, and major portions of what you say are meaningless, simply a wastage of time and energy. And not only do you say things, but you speak in your [...] Before going to Stockholm, you may say within your mind a thousand times, [...] mere wastage of time and energy.

[6] What is thought? Thought means [...] if others hear them, they will say you are insane.

[7] So here the Tantric says, “Look, what I am to say within my mind, speak to myself, [...] wastage of time and energy.”

[8] Tadekaḿ smaráma [...] thinking like this – a story of, say, twenty, or perhaps twenty-five [...] memory. What is the necessity?

[15] Bhavámbodhipotaḿ sharańaḿ vrajámah . Say, from here, if you were to go [...] and then a boat or a big steamer.

[3] This universe has emanated from [...] in Ánandam. Some people say that this universe is full of [...] means to the cessation of sorrow.

[6] The scriptures say that this universe has emerged [...] sukham anantam ánandam.

[11] The devotee says to the philosopher, [...] external entity that will complain and say, “Parama Puruśa is [...] has anything to complain about.

[16] Now, it may be said that the microcosms [...] view are less devotional; they say, “As Parama Puruśa [...] The karmiis (people of action) say, “As Parama Puruśa [...] as well”. But the devotees say, “As Parama Puruśa [...] everything else, but not Him.”

[17] People say that human beings are assailed [...] they are all within His vast mind.

[23] So when Parama Puruśa is [...] are not alone, then how can you say that the world is full of sorrows? [...] physically, mentally, an spiritually.

[24] And what does He do to protect [...] their sins to Him? They will rather say, “I will feed Him with dainties [...] of Parama Puruśa is Hari.

[18] Say a certain incident took place [...] circumstances reoccur after a gap of say eight years, a similar incident [...] the physical and psychic spheres.

[2] In one matter we have no greed, [...] endures it all quietly. People will say that she endures like mother earth. [...] this control in all situations.

[3] In the stage of vyatireka [...] world. You laugh when you hear me say this, but it is a significant [...] exercise control at this stage.

[4] These examples show how the mind [...] from one object to another – say, from rasagollá to tea [...] to take it as its mental object.

[8] So you tell yourself, “No, [...] any longer’. What shall I say when I get home? Let’s see… yes, I’ll say, ‘Sorry I’m late today [...] your mental ear to hear her words.

[10] The best psychological cure for [...] is a negative approach. If you say, “Don’t drink wine”, [...] addicted. It is a defective approach.

[1] The Vishuddha Advaetavádiis say Brahma satyam [“Brahma alone [...] Brahma and satyam really mean.

[4] To indicate vastness there are [...] only one brother, we would simply say “brother”, not “eldest brother”. Similarly, when we say Brahma – that is, “the [...] is unreal, non-existent. If we say other entities are non-existent, then how can He be Brahma, the Greatest Entity! If we say that there are no other entities [...] This is a fundamental mistake.

[9] One meaning of the word satyam [...] known as satya.” But if we say Brahma satyaḿ jagat mithyá, [...] for others] remains in jeopardy.

[11] A second interpretation of satya [...] concept of change, and we must say that all other entities undergo [...] entities which are subject to change.

[17] “The eight mountains, the [...] accept Brahma satyam? How can we say that Brahma is satyam when satya itself is non-existent? It is another fundamental mistake.

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[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] Doctrine of Illusion]. Needless to say, Vishuddha Advaetaváda [...] advent of Vraja Krśńa.

[8] Once a certain mahápuruśa [...] mahápuruśa, “Well sir, if you say that this world is unreal, then [...] things went on for many centuries.

[12] The first part of his observation [...] entities, and so it is dualism. If you say ‘No, my advaetaváda [...] bondage is Parama Puruśa.

[13] Let us now turn to Vraja Krśńa [...] their love of Him. Even those who say “I don’t love Him” have love for Him, but their love is a negative love.

[4] Let me tell you a little story. [...] many a joke. Some people used to say appreciatively, “Without [...] the vehicle for a complex mind.

[6] There are those who preach dogmas and say that whatever such-and-such mahápuruśa [...] this planet and on others as well.

[15] All microcosms are moving around [...] knowingly or unknowingly. Some people say that they like to flatter others. [...] connected with flattery. Others say that they do not like to flatter [...] connected to flattery. One may say aloud that one does not like flattery, [...] revolving around Parama Puruśa.

[32] Whatever philosophy may say, it is a fact that human beings [...] unwillingly, moving around Him.

[33] Juśt́astatastenámrtatvameti [...] am waiting for You. Whatever You say, whatever You do, will be done.”

[6] At the time of Krśńa, [...] have been discovered (or we could say invented) since His time and say how far His actions agreed with or deviated from their philosophical outlook.

[22] Krśńa is also called [...] the devotee then forgets what to say to Him, and becomes oblivious [...] come anywhere near that stance.

[26] Rádhá attained Krśńa [...] playing His flute. People might say, “I will never look at Him [...] come to their ears and they would say, “How can I not look at him?” Or they might say, “I will never even think [...] bháva, in Vraja Krśńa.

[17] Can anyone say which is the greater of the two? [...] both are necessary even today.

[3] Let us come first to the context [...] that He was their own. They would say, “He is one of us. Of course, [...] 3 )

[13] So Krśńa assumed the role of sárathi. The shástras [scriptures] say that the sárathi plays [...] fight. It is said in the Yajurveda:

[25] There is a clear distinction between [...] if you don’t?” I may say, “Tell me what you want.” The previous displeasure is gone.

[26] But vimukhatá is different: “Bábá, let me say just one word to you – just [...] listen to you at all,” I may say. It means I have turned my face away.

[1] Today I will say something about Vraja Krśńa [...] science of Sanskrit phonetics.

[4] All vibrations, all kinds of dance, [...] That is why we say t́akt́ake lál [...] sádá [sparkling white].

[7] When the mind moves in one direction, [...] highest number. That is why people say ek kuŕi [“one twenty”], [...] when bargaining in the market.

[10] As far as human history can say, Maharshi Kapila was the propounder [...] philosophical knowledge about Him.

[15] When one conceives one’s iśt́a [...] terminate? And what does it mean to say that the microcosm is a point? [...] having position but no magnitude.

[19] There are many who argue, “I [...] and enjoy His bliss.” They say,

[24] Some devotees are dualists out of ignorance and say, “O Lord, You are sandalwood [...] O Lord, only You exist.”

[5] The concept of Vraja Krśńa [...] they originate from? Some people say that Parama Puruśa picked [...] This is one of its basic flaws.

[6] Násato vidyate bhávo [...] people, honest people, would never say anything self-contradictory. So [...] beautiful answer to this question.

[14] I have already said that to say that all jiivas have come out [...] unrecognized in this philosophy.

[25] People find it difficult to correlate [...] dvaetádvaetaváda philosophy, we can say that Vraja Krśńa did not want things to turn out like that.

[18] Nivedayámi cátmánaḿ [...] centrifugal motion. Someone may say that the jiiva and Parama Puruśa [...] with the Supreme negative power.

[1] I will say something about Vrajagopála [...] relate Vrajagopála to it?

[11] Now, my Vrajagopála attracts [...] loves Him, he or she is bound to say, “Ah, how nicely He speaks, [...] expressions are, it’s difficult to say which expression is most charming.” [...] of His scent. That’s why I say that there is no second entity [...] to this most exalted position.

[14] My Vrajagopála is the embodiment [...] something irrevocable.” The Vedas say:

[17] This is the self-same joy which [...] eat.” To another He will say, “Look, don’t overeat, [...] joyfully sport with His creation.

[20] He has created jiivas, created [...] does not want to die. They may say that they do want to die, but [...] bliss. This has already been proven.

[36] This aesthetic expression of shabda [...] nature of Brahma”]. The Vedas say that this prańava will [...] laid out in a systematic fashion.

[12] How did this elliptical universe [...] with psychic vibrations. So we may say that universe is the manifestation [...] following one another in succession.

[15] I have already said that relative [...] such a serious predicament, we say “The man’s mind has [...] readily stop functioning. We then say that the woman has become unconscious [...] the weakness is rather excessive.

[16] Similar is the impact of happiness. [...] her mind but even this you should say after her dinner is finished. [...] strengthen her mind. Then you may say, “Perhaps he is no more. [...] the news slowly and cautiously.

[27] Does only what you see with your [...] object by touch but you cannot say, “I am touching the Supreme [...] Him is not so developed in you.

[81] Some people say that in the first stage they will [...] predicament from the very start.

[100] The attraction between one object [...] garments? Mahatma Kabir used to say –

[106] That is why I say that you must bring about a revolutionary [...] withdraw the mind from its object.

[108] Remember, you have to offer your [...] immediately rescued her. That is why I say that you will have to dedicate [...] you will attain eternal bliss.

[26] The devotees say, “I belong to Parama Puruśa [...] else.” The intellectuals say, “Yes, Parama Puruśa [...] The people of action (karmiis) say, “No Parama Puruśa [...] universal maternal uncle.”

[27] But the devotees say, “No, no I can share all [...] sharing Him with anyone.”

[32] The third varga is dharma. Dharma [...] according to its own nature, we say that cow is good; similarly when a monkey behaves as a monkey should, we say that the monkey is good, because [...] your cart into a pond, you will say that buffaloes are behaving just [...] responsibility and plunge into the water.

[5] This Parama Puruśa [...] gentleman is walking along a path. Say his name is Paiṋcánan [...] meaning but rather the inner meaning.

[7] We have seen that vasu means a habitable place. I want to say one thing in this regard. In ancient [...] also Vasu is one surname.

[5] Let us start by discussing lawyers. [...] be proved conclusively, we can say that in general most lawyers would like disputes in society to continue.

[40] In medical institutions where the [...] all share the spoils. Needless to say, in such places neither the doctors [...] hospitals as they are of prisons.

[45] I have encountered some doctors [...] that is why we hear many people say, “The medical profession [...] if one is totally honest.”

[77] Only the small number of good vaeshyas [...] of society. Some among them may say, “What I save, I lose. It is a sin to die rich.”

[79] The widespread nationalization [...] mind that no matter what people say, bureaucrats will always play [...] with non-government enterprises.

[1] Very often people say that a particular individual or [...] as bad as economic exploitation.

[5] As regards the psychic sphere, I can say this – there can be numerous [...] live in a fool’s paradise.

[7] Merely saying, “Do not do [...] do it” will not do. If you say, “Do not do this” you have to state why one should not do it. Similarly, if you say, “Do this” you should [...] name of religion are the result.

[23] The meaning of the Vedic verbal [...] adding the suffix ghaiṋ (some say ka) to uc we get the word oka [...] oka was that they grew in groves.

[52] Ora is a very old Bengali word [...] that direction]). Thus one can say uskii or in Hindustani for “in [...] Váramásyá [Bengali epic poem] we find:

[55] One hundred years ago people would say grámer ore [at the end [...] you will hardly ever hear anyone say this.

[61] According to some people there [...] they talk about the crab. They say that while the baby crabs are [...] a distant land from the earth.

[26] A devotee of this category may [...] beads. Otherwise what will people say about me? They will say I’m spending my old age eating [...] such devotion has no real value.

[43] Every movement has a rhythm, and [...] respective sounds. The devotees say that Parama Puruśa is an embodiment of love. They say that out of His infinite love [...] continue to emanate eternally.

[2] This path of supreme attainment [...] razor’s edge. Ordinary people might say that they are bereft of intellect, [...] out, and the way out is devotion.

[12] The Cosmic Cognitive Faculty is [...] there is no alternative but to say that they are non-causal. Now, why?

[18] Parama Puruśa is the creator [...] there is no alternative but to say that they are non-causal, because [...] Principle, She is ajá.”

[20] Now, the unit cannot be treated [...] noumenal subjectivity. You may say that these numerals – one, [...] two, three, or ten, or a thousand.

[45] Puruśa evedaḿ sarvaḿ [...] happening in future.” Now you may say, “But there is no reference [...] bhútaḿ yacca bhavyam.

[46] Utámrtasyesháno yadanyenádhirohati. [...] Puruśa. Parama Puruśa cannot say, “Oh, you are a degraded person, so just quit my mind!” Parama Puruśa cannot say this, can He? No, because everything [...] hated by Parama Puruśa.

[15] The glands and sub-glands are controlled [...] cells in the brain. Some people say that there are one thousand cells [...] of “one thousand”.

[19] In ancient times, Maharshi Vishvamitra, [...] the dispenser of dharma, used to say that much time is wasted by human [...] give the brain rest; that is to say that sleep is needed for physical [...] thing – a sense of vacuum.

[20] Each propensity in human beings [...] idea – emptiness. That is to say, when one wakes up after sleeping [...] is called a “dream”.

[21] The pulsation that is caused by [...] ajapá japa – which is to say, without one actually performing [...] dhyána – which is to say, without one actually meditating, meditation is going on.

[25] Prátah means “in the [...] point” – that is to say, in the Guru cakra. Shukle means [...] well-wisher and your benefactor.

[8] People say…; this side of the blue sea is… haunted by ghosts.

[101] The chief ghost whispered, “He’s [...] minister and secretary have to say.”

[41] What could I say! There was nothing to say so I kept quiet. When we arrived [...] I’ll rush right over.”

[81] In most cases, it was generally [...] were libertine. This is not to say that there were not any libertine [...] appeared about one million years ago.

[86] In today’s society also there [...] pressure to make wicked-natured men say úh.

[3] People in many countries of the world eat ants, even civilized people in some places. They say that ants are tasty and have a sweet and sour flavour.

[10] Vac + ktin = ukti. Ukti means “word”, “language”, “remark”. If one wants to say “pat́utá [dexterity] [...] ukti means “language”.

[18] Ut – car + ghaiṋ = [...] soccára when they want to say sarava, or “vocal”. [...] gentleman or lady to be soccára?

[80] When I entered the room the fellow accompanying me, that is to say, the attendant that the caretaker [...] sleep in your own house.”

[105] “Work hard and you’ll eat. What’s the big deal? If you say anything against my workers I’ll run you off with bullets.”

[114] I started to say something but he stopped me by [...] and neck and then come.”

[115] I went to the bathroom and cooled [...] Now I’ve figured out what to say. Do you see me hanging here now?”

[132] “No one on this earth has [...] attain peace.’ You could say those words, just once. If I could just hear them then I would be satisfied.”

[133] I looked towards the trunk of the [...] your secret agony I can honestly say with all the benevolent wishes [...] creature, but still I love you.”

[145] Nyása means “to place”. [...] of shilá, or stone, so we say shilányása rather [...] person, singular sannyásii).

[2] Now the days of those defective [...] got equal status. A weak boy, or say a weak girl, physically weak or [...] birthright to attain salvation.

[3] In the Indian social system women [...] practical field. Now it is very hard to say which of the two is more civilized. But I would say, the greater the support of judgement [...] and development of civilization.

[1] It is the duty of society to accord [...] sorrows and sufferings. Nobody can say for certain that no great man [...] contemptible, no one is a rogue.

[1] The rights of women were also curbed [...] because she is a girl. So those who say that women are not entitled to [...] they are wicked, they are bad.

[4] What’s the meaning of “devotee”? [...] – the relationship, we can say, is mutual. But in this case what [...] mutual. It becomes unilateral.

[8] Parama Puruśa is [...] will Parama Puruśa say? “Very bad, very bad”? No, Parama Puruśa will say, “Excellent, excellent.” [...] Desideratum of human existence.

[17] Now let us take the third item. [...] sages, the great personalities say that Bhakti is the only way. In [...] non-attributional supra-psychic pointedness?

[3] I say, this universe is the macro-psychic [...] mind is the creation of matter.

[4] As a result of internal clash and [...] activity within material structure, we say the external force has been converted into vital force. We say life has been created within matter. [...] intuitional practice. This is a science.

[9] Microcosm is multipurposive in [...] collective universe. That is why you can say that He is multilateral in action. [...] the Rgveda it has been stated:

[16] The Supreme Entity, the Supreme [...] done in future also. Then you may say Puruśa does not know the [...] been stated regarding the present.

[1] It is said, “Sarvaḿ [...] in the championship,” they say, “we would surely have won.” [...] associated with fear in some way.

[1] The meaning of the Sanskrit root [...] a certain amount of vegetables, say spinach. Both these transactions come within the scope of “purchases”.

[27] The Hindus started doing the complete [...] many things like this. I cannot say that these types of dos and don’ts [...] maintain their independent existence.

[33] The Muslims no doubt conquered [...] their mother country. Nobody would say that they only exploited India [...] not to settle but to earn money.

[69] Most of the people of India are [...] have heard many poor villagers say, “Can we not cast our votes [...] of a sentiment among the people.

[72] I find it necessary to say one more thing in this connection. [...] people is tactfully suppressed.

[1] Wise people say that in the past there have been [...] humanity, and come out successful.

[2] There is only one Entity who, when [...] Parama Puruśa. The scriptures say,

[12] You all know that there is an old conflict between the devotees and the Lord. The devotees say to the Lord, “You are great [...] short”, says the old proverb.

[19] You can certainly claim that the [...] “one” to describe Him? We can say one for a unit, but what about [...] only the number one is suitable.

[23] What is the meaning of akhila? [...] nikhila. For India as a whole we say akhila bhárata. For the [...] rebirth is checked or prevented.

[2] In this Universe, nothing in motion [...] place and person. We can neither say that It is moving nor say that It is non-moving.

[4] In fact, the human mind is engrossed [...] as there are many crimes, and we say that crimes are innumerable. But in this mundane world, what is the worst crime? Some will say it is stealing, others will say dacoity, while still others will say something else. But, on analysis, [...] from which other sins originate.

[6] If a thief shuns falsehood, the [...] up stealing. That is why people say that thieves should not have two [...] not have these two attributes.

[7] We deduce conclusions just from [...] person stole something, and when we say, “Thief! Thief!” people [...] observation of outward expressions.

[13] I explained that it is difficult to say whether the centre of actions [...] absolute pause is not possible.

[26] It would not be irrelevant to say that though Vajrayána was [...] from this Mańipadma Mantra.

[32] These deities were the objects [...] Cult. For instance, they would say either, or both, Tárakanátha [...] cannot be called Vaedyeshvara.)

[9] Once agriculture started, people [...] Vedas were composed. So, we can say that human civilization started [...] oldest civilization in the world.

[11] It would not be correct to say that He had to fight the battle, [...] a great task in human society.

[1] Wherever there is any effort to [...] not succeed easily. That is to say the path of fulfilment, the path [...] qualification of a sádhaka.

[5] Now what is the effective way to [...] pariprashnena and sevaya”. That is to say, in order to succeed in the field [...] pariprashnena and sevayá.

[14] Although instrumentality and cognition [...] cognition, one would have nothing to say – for that indeed is sádhaná. [...] kárańa to be everything.

[23] Action is of two kinds – [...] in the dream state. That is to say, in that state the normal characteristics [...] causal mind) are not impaired.

[40] Puruśa, the Supreme Consciousness, [...] (Objectless Consciousness). That is to say, in Nirguńa the object [...] meaningful than a numerical cipher.

[46] When you qualify an object you say that it is either round or square, [...] name would be suitable for Him.

[2] Phalasákśibhútah [...] means one’s identity. [We say], what is your name? What is your [...] without any specific intention.

[3] It may so happen that a person [...] anything good and exciting, I would say, ́ már lát́hi [...] said it again.” He did not say it consciously. It was his habit. Hearing such excellent kiirtana , other people would say, “Oh! Very good!” [...] .” Things like this happen.

[14] So what did Yudhisthira say then? “I do not expect anything [...] auspicious action.’ I also say, ‘Let me have for myself [...] inauspicious actions.’”

[17] This is indeed the path of a pure, [...] consequences of a good action. One may say that it is nice to undergo the [...] is no real good gained by this.

[24] I said yesterday that everything [...] Rámánanda is taping what I say).

[25] Phalasákśiibhútah [...] or may not take notice. I do not say that He takes notice nor do I say that He does not take notice. [...] Phalasákśiibhutah .

[2] Yes, why have I used here the word [...] his or her hands. Hence we shall say that the bedstead is a handicraft [...] call an instrumentalist an artist.

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[5] Suppose you are moving along the [...] horse, will you? No. And when people say, “Didn’t you see the horse?” you will say, “No, no, I was thinking [...] see.” Sometimes don’t you say this? That is, in that case there [...] support, no approval, by the mind.

[21] To the vaeshyas the social body [...] machine. The authors of scripture may say that the vaeshyas are the thighs of the machine, but I would say that this is incorrect. Of course [...] send it to the junkyard.”

[33] Neither the vipras nor the vaeshyas [...] the wealth produced by others. To say that there is a heaven-and-hell difference between their methods of acquiring wealth is to say little. The vipras use their intellect [...] for money without any hesitation.

[9] “I told you, sir, that birth, marriage and death are decided by fate. We have no say in the matter whatsoever,” said Gopal.

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[5] Humans are divided into groups on a psychological or an anthropological basis. We say, “These people belong to [...] many groups. It is not possible to say that so many persons belong to [...] a position of crude thinking.)

[7] Suppose fifty persons are travelling [...] cowardly man in a village, you cannot say that all the people in the village [...] person who is brave, you cannot say that all the people in the village [...] of finite entities ends”].

[9] If somebody wants to bring all [...] result will not be good. If we say that the rules for Ram, Shyam, [...] bring them all into one class?

[1] What is this? What is this? “It is a flower.” How could you say that it is a flower? Because particular [...] touching something hot or cold.

[3] What a mystery! It is a great mystery [...] material world, which is why I say that the human entity is more [...] incantative waves, and spiritual waves.

[10] Parama Puruśa has got two [...] you dislike a person. You will say, “I do not want to see your face. I hate you.” You may say this if you are dissatisfied. You may also say, “Get out! Get out!” [...] Puruśa hated you what might He say? “Get out! Get out!” [...] Parama Puruśa will have to say, “Go outside my area.” [...] your order.” Do you follow?

[14] Those who are established in actional [...] is a change of place, you will say that an action is being done. [...] faculties, one cannot get Him.

[15] Then who can get Him? They say it is very, very easy. What to [...] universe are His. He has no want.

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[3] It has already been said that sadvipras [...] of virtue, the path of dharma, I say, “Keep marching on safely and without concern.”

[1] Yesterday I talked about the variations [...] their physical structure, you may say that they are humans, but mentally [...] – pashu, viira and deva.

[2] Now let us see what yoga is. Then I will say something regarding these three species of humans – pashu, viira and deva.

[3] Some people say that the proper interpretation [...] state is yoga.” Some people say that just doing physical exercises and controlling the glands and tissues is yoga.

[6] “Prańipátena”. [...] for that purpose. Then we will say that one is ready to do prańipátena. [...] This is prańipátena.

[22] People should not be allowed to [...] law. It will not do for you to say, “Let the cart remain as it is.” Similarly, you should not say, “The members of my family [...] for acceleration in the speed.

[25] The third cause of sin is stagnancy. [...] a psychic disease. People often say, “Our forefathers used to [...] people harm themselves and others.

[6] A man gave his word to somebody: [...] again. So a clever person should say, “God willing, if Parama [...] meagre. And Parama Puruśa is:

[10] “Saharsa shrśáh [...] anything. When the time comes He will say His piece. So this is “Sahasra [...] time is running out; you should say to Him, “You have so many [...] reminding Him by shedding tears.

[12] “Sahasrapáda”. [...] while the people in Calcutta will say they are in Calcutta. “Sahasrapáda” [...] travelling from one place to another.

[22] I would say, no, you have not been half-[[trapped]]. You have been trapped fully and squarely.

[25] From the hoary past, humans have [...] take one? But what does the bhakta say? He or she declares, “No, [...] pull me up and I shall run.”

[16] Human beings utilize their sense [...] of good food. That is why people say, “Sit down and eat your [...] an essential aspect of dharma.

[24] Suppose you are free from anger, [...] of judgment is paralysed. If you say something rational, he or she [...] person is to be free from anger.

[1] What is yoga? You know that in [...] – what the common people say, how the common people use the [...] yogárúd́hártha.

[8] When la is the first letter its [...] phalra, not phala. Village people say phara, this is the [comparatively] [...] not the correct pronunciation.

[3] And there is another reason also, [...] all limitations. So how can one say that He has got this quality or [...] “Guńátiita”.

[14] Parama . The word parama [...] the elephant is the object, we say the elephant is the apara entity and you, the seer, are the para entity.

[26] Yes, He is a thief, but He is not [...] committed by them. But the sons will say, the daughters will say, “No, Father, we will give [...] our sins. We can’t.”

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[3] To know something about Brahma [...] they have known Brahma, I will say that they know nothing of Brahma [...] to claim that one has known Him.

[6] “I cannot say that I have known Brahma perfectly, [...] becomes my psychic object.”

[19] I would rather say that such a person is even worse [...] those who do not utilize it at all.

[41] That which comes within the periphery [...] faculty of mind. Whatever people say they “know” about [...] unsubstantiated in the absence of I-feeling.

[44] At svádhiśt́hána [...] does not function properly, we say that the ideas are there but the [...] expression to their mental ideas.

[3] When a magician creates something, [...] charm will go away. Then they will say, “No, no, no, I don’t [...] party of the spectators.”

[2] When we say “one” then we have [...] call it “one.” When we say “two” or “three”, [...] one-pointedness we achieve when we say “one” is not achieved when we say “two”, “three”, [...] not achieved through plurality.

[4] A person whom I was very close [...] name.” After this he would say, “O, gods and goddesses, [...] concentrated in this way? Certainly not.

[5] Thus if any numeral is used to say something about Parama Puruśa [...] “3” or any other number.

[7] What is colour ( varńa [...] He, Himself, is the Creator. So I say that He is colourless ( avarńa ) – He has no colour. He transcends all colours.

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[18] Eko Devah [“That Supreme [...] ) When you say “one”, it is a particular psychic projection, is it not? When you say eka, it is a particular psychic [...] contact with Him. Do you follow?

[37] Karmádhyakśa sarvabhútádhivásah [...] this. I have done that.” You say this. But wherefrom doth that [...] into your individual vital energy.

[39] So karmádhyakśa. [...] sort of vanity. You should not say that you are the machine-man, [...] is the adhyakśa of karma.

[7] Now according to the devotional [...] “Yes, certainly”. Some people say, the cult of devotion is recent. [...] Bhakti is not recent. Some people say that the Sufism of Persia (pháras) [...] established in Tantra and Yoga.

[10] How can you surrender the Self [...] busy with their art, they will say, “we get pleasure from it.” [...] because he or she gets pleasure.

[16] Therefore, it is the scriptural [...] devotion is not a path Some people say, “Our path is the path of [...] Bhágavata Shástra.

[20] One who posesses everything of [...] positive or negative. Some people will say, He is very good – very very good, and others will say, He is bad, very bad. Yes, there [...] possesses Shrii in complete form.

[27] So, Bhagaván says to Nárada, [...] “Oh Nárada, people say that I live in Vaekúńtha [...] at once I reach there. You may say that Parama Puruśa is omnipresent. [...] characteristic of human beings. Now I say, “If you want to be established [...] Vijiṋána) begins.”

[8] Now the question is whether such [...] the majority – I won’t say the majority, but a good percentage [...] us.” They think like this.

[1] In the Vajrayána Buddhist [...] Vajrayána Buddhist Tantrics used to say that the person whom the newborn [...] brother’s wife] and so on.

[3] But what is the status of inanimation [...] animate and inanimate objects. Others say that if the source of this internal [...] perfect interpretation either.

[26] What is Anudhyána? Both [...] called Anudhyána. You must say, “O my Lord, I may be a [...] anudhyána one cannot get Him.

[27] Next one is Yojanát. Yojana [...] attraction is natural. So we can say that repulsion is negative attraction [...] burial ground when alone he will say, “O God, save me, you know [...] why in the scriptures it is said:

[29] Out of fear of Him the wind blows. Wind is blowing because wind is afraid of Him. Wind cannot say, “No, I won’t blow.” [...] of His fears. So the sun cannot say, “No, no, I will rise in the south!” No, the sun cannot say this. The sun will have to obey [...] person at proper time. Death cannot say, “No, I won’t attend his deathbed.” It cannot say, it will have to go because death [...] one will have to become fearless.

[4] Now some of the other yogiis say that yoga is not “Cittavrttinirodhah” [...] So movement is its first wont.

[5] To what state has society effectively [...] way. Hence it will not suffice to say that all people marching ahead [...] only will I proclaim it a society.

[6] You will hear many a vain and assuming person say, “I don’t need anyone’s [...] of the entire social framework.

[10] Civilization is not unchanging. [...] of a civilized society. But to say, “I’m doing a dry fast” [...] water is the height of hypocrisy.

[9] In one Dharma Shástra it [...] they take the latter path we can say they have been goaded by dogma [...] so-called religions in the world today.

[5] Trńádapi suniicena [...] reaction. But here it does not say “as tolerant as grass”, [...] acquire more tolerance than grass.

[13] Now it is seen that you do not [...] happens you react right away. I will say that instead of doing that, from [...] priests or travelers for water.

[23] Now the meaning of the word [...] must be lightened. Buddha used to say:

[13] Coming to Persia, they learned [...] function is held that we enjoy, we say the function was held with “dhum-dhám” [...] or “gehuṋ.”

[28] The Pandavas, when introducing themselves, would say that they were the sons of Pandu [...] was married to Kunti, they would say he was their father. Take another [...] tomorrow. This is the law of society.

[11] Parama Puruśa is neither [...] Father sees everything. He may not say anything because the son may blush! [...] immediately without any loss of time.

[2] Caste rules say that if you touch wood that has [...] others when the timber is very huge.

[11] If a slave-boy was found intelligent [...] school. When asked, the boy used to say in an east-Bengali accent, “I [...] could marry a Brahman girl?”

[13] One more thing I have to say. In those days there were many [...] were adopted as daughters-in-law.

[8] He is connected with the universe [...] “prota-yoga”. That is why we say, “otah protah yogábhyáḿ saḿyuktah puruśottamah”.

[11] Earlier I mentioned that just as [...] who worry about what others will say or think, or worry about being [...] time those who come forward and say – “Let’s go. [...] given the name sadvipra .

[5] What does loka mean here? In Bengali, lok means a man, a person; when we say Ekjan lok yácche, it means [...] matter – Ábrahmastamba.

[6] (Here the term “Brahma” [...] Absolute but Brahmá. We say Ábrahmastamba – “From [...] everything is permeated by Brahma.)

[15] Bhaga stands for six different [...] power”. (In Latin, if we wish to say “originating from cult”, [...] one of the attributes of bhaga.

[17] The scriptures say that everything in the universe [...] with their allotted duties.”

[25] The fifth attribute is jiṋána. [...] why our scriptures have this to say about real knowledge:

[28] To know one’s own self, or [...] objectivity coincide – there we say it is knowledge. There we have reached the pinnacle of knowledge. This is jiṋána.

[30] Whatever things the people of this [...] outer colouring of the objects. Say there is a black fruit hanging [...] bháva [stance] is vaerágya.

[6] For a healthy social order, we [...] two brothers who do not have a say regarding decisions and resolutions [...] the golden cord of universalism.

[14] Brhacca taddivyam acintyarúpam, [...] immeasurable. But the bhaktas or devotees say, “He is near, so near that [...] and yet He surrounds everything.

[1] Many of you have surely witnessed [...] reason for their aloofness, they say, “We are not supposed to [...] obliterate the influence of Shiva.

[8] Caturtho samatábhávo. [...] equipoise is established, then we say it is samatábhávo.

[8] Bhágavata dharma means to [...] – still the human beings must say, “Oh Lord, you may not want [...] observance of Bhágavata Dharma.

[31] Tadihántike ca: some people [...] “here.” But even if you say iha or “near,” there [...] for Him in the external world.

[33] The Supreme Entity is so close [...] environments. In this regard the scriptures say,

[14] When perception becomes meaningful, [...] this confirmation occurs one can say that one has a concept about something.

[7] Bháva is the subtlest parallelism [...] established in a person, one may say that he or she is in the stance [...] (located in the centre of bhava).

[3] “Sama pluśina” – You may say this insect is a very small insect. [...] and the astral world or, you may say, Causal World.

[4] Though the people accepted the [...] of Krśńa, you may say. Kamsa had banned the entry of [...] popularity would only be enhanced.

[6] The leader of the Mahábhárata [...] foreseen by Maharsi Garga. I will say something more about Maharsi Garga [...] the child Krśńa.

[1] Gandhari once removed the veil [...] committed to dharma, she did not say, “May you be victorious”. [...] for the victory of the impious.

[1] The essence of the parallel psychic [...] structure. This is the reason we say that society is the expression [...] mental tendency of moving in unison.

[3] Regarding age, it might be appropriate to say that there are basically four [...] for sádhaka are concerned.

[12] Some people say, “The human being is a rational [...] living beings but are not alike.

[15] Now, in this process of spiritual [...] complex. I told you that you must not say, “Oh, Lord, I am a sinner, [...] sinner, you will be a sinner if you say this, if you think this. It is [...] is actually a singular entity.

[1] A question may arise whether the [...] stops functioning. So when people say that there is a ghost in such-and-such [...] disembodied mind can never function.

[2] Soon after the king set out for [...] utmost cordiality, but didn’t say a word.

[6] That’s why I often say that the caste system is hypocritical [...] no Brahman and Rajput monkeys.

[16] These Devayonis are of seven kinds. [...] that people may praise them and say, “what a great musician!” [...] stages of Devayoni come into being.

[2] However, I will have to say something more about the Puranic [...] contemporaneously with Buddha.

[20] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] Infinite Entity? What does logic say about this? Therefore vigatavasaná [...] of the past, present and future.

[37] How does the lizard or the ox do [...] yogic scriptures. These scriptures say that in our throats is the [...] and birds have this same faculty.

[4] Morphological changes are still [...] represent true progress. We cannot say that those early humans made any [...] This fact should not be ignored.

[9] The knower of Brahma replies, “No, [...] measure it, there is no time. To say that time is beginningless and [...] factors time, place and person.

[10] Thus time, which is entirely dependent [...] is dependent on objects. If we say “a hundred thousand years [...] are also not the ultimate factor.

[28] This Brahma comprises the joint [...] the Supreme Puruśa, we may say He is the sustaining force of [...] emancipation from all kinds of fetters.

[41] Philosophically, Brahma has three [...] (Controlling Authority). Wise people say that Brahma is the composite of [...] Paramártha without His divine grace.

[22] “What would you like to say?” the king asked.

[38] That is the story. A dhármik person does not care for what others say; he or she is not afraid of anyone. [...] beings should always remain ready.

[1] Human beings have been practicing [...] voices– although we can not say that elongated forms are totally absent.

[2] Vedic songs and modern songs are [...] the same way. It is difficult to say definitively whether people of [...] ń /I ) ought to be used.

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[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] principles are almost unchangeable. I say almost unchangeable because they [...] as that of the physical sphere.

[2] Take the case of our poles: the [...] result of this changing, the people say that satellites moved in and out [...] will take place in the future.

[3] The poles shift their positions. [...] position of the poles, some people say that in the eastern hemisphere, [...] and also in ecological structure.

[1] Some time ago, I said many people [...] success in the spiritual world. They say that although women may make some [...] males to attain final salvation.

[15] There is no plausible proof that [...] not undeveloped in any age. To say something like that is a downright [...] should lag behind in this age.

[2] This is regarding the spiritual [...] Táraka Brahma. That is to say, His main purpose is public welfare – the welfare of human beings. That is why He has declared:

[14] Now, the point is that the entire [...] past reactive momenta. That is to say, with the establishment of Prout, [...] overcome the psychic afflictions.

[2] Now what is “progress”? [...] retain the status quo. They will say “No, no, no. What our forefathers [...] should not be any change.”

[6] Hence we may say that in the physical stratum, [...] metamorphosis, goes on unbarred, then we may say that that man or those men are [...] the status quo. Do you follow?

[7] Then on the psychic level – [...] These ritualistic weaknesses, or say, these irrational theories, they [...] progress on the psychic level.

[1] Those who consider themselves greatly [...] phat́ kare [impulsively], we cannot say anything. Before deciding we shall have to ponder very deeply.

[2] I shall conclude with a few remarks [...] transformed into action. That is to say, the thought process was made [...] wish an immediate actional form.

[3] So in this Tantric system, if one [...] the action. Therefore we still say [in Bengali] that such-and-such [...] abruptly and impulsively!”]

[13] Ekendriya : The third phase [...] that person gets the smell of, say, tea or coffee, he or she will [...] all. This is called ekendriya.

[1] Is Shiva a philosophy or a personality or a deity? We must first say a little about Shivatattva [the [...] the questions remain unanswered.

[2] Shiva was a great personality. At the same time, His entire life – we may say, His very way of life – [...] philosophy of life, one becomes a god.

[9] Now, to discuss Shivatattva, devatátattva [...] into gods and goddesses. So to say something about gods and goddesses, [...] like the original eggplant, we say that the second eggplant is the [...] were the ideas of the Vedic Age.

[15] Now, we must say something about Paiṋcabuddha, [...] Bodhisattvas, were also created.

[18] Though it may be a bit irrelevant, I should still say that in the age of Vajrayána [...] Vajrayoginii, Vajratárá, etc.

[26] After Manasá, let us take [...] case of a human girl we cannot say that. So the derivation of Párvatii [...] hill state”. So when people say that Párvatii was the daughter [...] that is, she was an Aryan girl.

[1] Is Shiva a philosophy or a personality or a deity? We must first say a little about Shivatattva [the [...] the questions remain unanswered.

[2] Shiva was a great personality. At the same time, His entire life we may say, His very way of life is a philosophy. [...] philosophy of life, one becomes a god.

[9] Now, to discuss Shivatattva, devatátattva [...] into gods and goddesses. So to say something about gods and goddesses, [...] like the original eggplant, we say that the second eggplant is the [...] were the ideas of the Vedic Age.

[15] After Manasá, let us take [...] case of a human girl we cannot say that. So the derivation of Párvatii [...] hill state”. So when people say that Párvatii was the daughter [...] that is, she was an Aryan girl.

[10] “Nirguńashca”. [...] functioning within Him, how can we say that He is nirguńa? There [...] mean the absence of guńas.

[10] “The spiritual path is as [...] inaccessible” – so say the realized persons. Human beings [...] solely, on the grace of the Supreme.

[11] The need for psychic power at this [...] by Parama Puruśa. I can say only this that with whatever energy [...] on me – I have nothing to say in the matter.”

[7] When asked by his disciples, Lord [...] factors. Another thing I should say here, for movement around the [...] Samyak Darshan in Saḿskrta.

[10] Then the fourth one is Samyak Ájiiva, [...] social creatures. You see, I never say that human beings are social animals. Old logicians used to say that human are rational animals. I never say they are rational animals. I say that human life is an ideological flow. Why should I say humans are rational animals? Then should I say that animals are moving plants? I should not say this. So humans are social creatures [...] be pure and properly directed.

[14] The last one is Samyak Samádhi, [...] the grace of the Supreme. You may say if I do not get His grace how [...] ready to give a proper response.

[16] Now, who can think these types [...] no love for Him have nothing to say. If a person at the very sight [...] as and when He desires.”

[17] What should be the nature of one’s [...] those who are A-grade devotees will say, “We will establish a loving [...] pleasure or not is immaterial.”

[19] At long last Narada went to Vrajabhúmi, [...] asked them, “How can you say this? If your foot-dust is smeared [...] this type of exclusive devotion.

[2] In the unit or collective body, [...] world become non-existent? I would say in reply that this quinquelemental [...] mind itself loses its identity.

[8] It is only possible to understand [...] Puruśottama. That is to say, whenever sádhakas realize [...] of these two entities is lost.

[32] Can you say where He does not exist? He exists [...] everywhere, He is everything.”

[38] Parama Brahma is the greatest of [...] with the Vindhya mountains we can say the former are taller and covered [...] alone, one attains immortality.

[1] Intellectuals and scholars say that one may attain salvation [...] follow the path of actional cult, say that by dint of action one will [...] emancipation of permanent nature.)

[4] Now the days of those defective [...] got equal status. A weak boy, or say a weak girl, physically weak or [...] birth-right to attain salvation.

[19] What is the actual Pratisaḿvedii Puruśa? The scriptures say,

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[3] No one can say for certain that no great person [...] beings are divine children.”

[1] When I visited the WWD office, what did I say, what did I write? [...] Please read it out.

[1] What was the state of morality [...] they were moralists. “I will say just what has happened” – this was their way of practising satya.

[7] What is salvation? People use words [...] (liberation) very casually. Some say “mokśa”, some [...] 1200 years ago it has been said;

[11] “Sukrtaeh mánavo bhútvá”. [...] beings”. That’s why I say repeatedly that I strongly object [...] done after acquiring a human body.

[12] Suppose there are two persons. [...] treatment by hypnotic spell, people say, was started by Dr. Mesmer of [...] been known as something different.

[7] The word krśńa has [...] “Krśńa”; that is to say, the being which attracts everything [...] even then it runs towards Him.

[8] A Vaishnavite poet had this to say:

[2] First I will say something about the author. Veda [...] many books. He was a great man.

[9] When a spiritual aspirant can concentrate [...] universe. Hence the yoga scriptures say, Traelokye yáni bhútáni [...] 4 )

[9] Ártapremánanda [...] you. In times of happiness – say, for example, you receive some [...] distress they cry and moan and say: “O, look what happened [...] them about it. This is the norm.

[3] Now a man has a body made of the [...] cannot go outside Him, that is to say, in this case also He is manomaya [...] mind, so He is manomaya .

[5] This manomaya entity is [...] are not proper. Rather one should say: “You know everything. Today I’m a little scared, so I’m not going.”

[9] The word bhásaka [...] verb bhás . Let me say something about the suffixes [...] with whose help something is made.

[10] Let us say, for example, that something is [...] person who applies dye”.

[14] Now the word Krśńa [...] draws the legs also. If the feet say they won’t go, the mind will say that it has to go. And if the [...] he attracts or draws everything.

[17] Now the topic is Krśńaprema . Attraction is the law of nature, not repulsion. We may say that repulsion is negative attraction, [...] attraction is the chief characteristic.

[18] Say, for instance, a person is attracted [...] Krśńaprema .

[2] On the eve of Indian Independence [...] Independence movement, I would like to say that those leaders did not have [...] the snake nor break the stick.

[1] The word microcosm (ańu) [...] Cosmic Operative Principle. Some may say that it is superfluous to differentiate [...] the Cosmic Operative Principle.

[5] When the mutual interaction of [...] sake of easier understanding we say these stages are the modifications [...] existence of different objects.

[3] According to some people space [...] cannot be called infinite. We may say that space is vast, but not infinite. [...] fraction of His vast psychic flow.

[4] Though the Macrocosmic purpose [...] other entities. This is why people say, “ my house, _my_ country, [...] flow with a uni-purposive goal.

[7] This Cosmic entity has innumerable [...] innumerable objects at a time, hence we say that he is multi-eyed.

[8] A microcosm can move in only one [...] south simultaneously. Thus we can say that the microcosm has only one [...] movement is multilateral. Hence we can say that He has innumerable pairs of legs.

[5] Psychic objects are limited by [...] Him. Actually, it not proper to say they “attained” him, [...] Him; one becomes one with Him.

[17] When human beings become blindly [...] permanence. Some educated people say, “Well, I may not live long [...] finite is caused by avidyá.

[46] The beginning, the middle and end [...] vanity or pride (mada), but devotees say that the only object of pride [...] attachment (moha), but devotees say, “I am already in love with [...] their lives has become futile.

[49] [I listen to the voice of the muezzin from the minaret in darkness. I say you are all fools – where is your God? He is neither here, nor there.]

[2] “Kiirttaniiyah sadáharih”. [...] intense that others are obliged to say, “Please stop praising yourself [...] hear the self-praise of others.

[9] There is one hope for redemption, [...] they will not. Instead, they will say, “We are ready to give you [...] mind, he or she would certainly say, “No, no, I can’t give [...] from the milkmaids’ houses.

[10] “Amáninama mána [...] give recognition. Go to them and say, “Don’t worry, I will [...] with respect and dignity.”

[2] Now, let us take these names one [...] erroneously used for nature. We say “it is a natural creation”, [...] Náráyańa means Parama Puruśa.

[3] The devotees say God is Supreme. They sing His [...] restlessness of utter loneliness.”

[9] When Gayásura returned to [...] Gayásura had no alternative but to say, “So be it.”

[2] We hear many a person say, “We are very ordinary people; [...] herself as a very ordinary person.

[8] Human beings are also subject to [...] Human beings, however, should not say that what does not come within [...] does not exist in the outer world.

[12] There is another problem also. [...] touches your body somewhere, you say, “Ahhh!” When again [...] against your body somewhere, you say, “Uhhh!” But was the [...] also human beings are in bondage.

[13] Then comes the spiritual sphere. [...] expressed at all. Hence the scriptures say that Brahma will never be polluted [...] scope of verbal externalization.

[14] Human beings represent a mixed state of animality and divinity. We can say human beings are like a stage [...] the experience of divine life.

[18] You will notice that some people say, “If we attain liberation, [...] whether he or she wants to or not.

[2] One of the valuable treasures of human beings is their intellect. Of course, you may say that intuition is more valuable [...] non-human beings in the mundane world.

[11] The same thing applies to economic [...] resorting to irrational logic, they say that it is a providential decree [...] their intellectual liberation.

[2] Either from the psycho-physical [...] express this idea differently. Some say, Ámi jal khába while others say, Mu jala pivu. Behind these different expressions is the same idea.

[30] When the waves of the unit mind [...] shúdra society. Needless to say, such people cannot control anything, [...] waves of matter, control them.

[63] Today some philosophers may say, Yasmin sarváńi [...] as a symbol of numerical growth.

[66] We could not say of kśatriyas that they [...] important, sometimes the other.

[111] When we read in history the accounts [...] it is not totally incorrect to say that the history of the monarchy [...] power of the monarch to the vipras.

[2] Brahma is the composite of Puruśa [...] Prakrti-influenced Consciousness. That is to say, in such a state the Consciousness [...] will certainly one day awaken.

[19] Being under the influence of the [...] Prakrti. I have said it before and I say it again, that Sádhaná [...] they have become Brahma Himself.

[21] Actually the jiivabháva [...] told you that it is incorrect to say that the Prájiṋa [...] Prájiṋa itself, that is to say, their whole existence will vanish. [...] merges in the homogeneous Cause.

[25] Where the two forces, Vidyá [...] rare. Yet in common terms I can say that such a condition does exist [...] squarely on the solid ground Brahma.

[40] This Máyá-ic manifestation [...] some sort of a still shorter time, say, a micro-second, for example – [...] Karmabhoga (suffering and enjoyment).

[49] That is why, I say, when the Consciousness is achieved, [...] crystal-clear in such a condition.

[58] All the entities of Máyá [...] “identical” in this world. At most we can say that things are “similar”, [...] so there is no variety in Him.

[81] In Nirvikalpa Samádhi or [...] Nirvikalpa Samádhi nor can they say afterwards that they felt any such thing, for that state was a super-sensual ego-less one.

[87] Who is the causal factor of creation, [...] He is the Bliss Absolute. So I say that the sweet, colourful, multi-expressive [...] – He is Saccidánanda.

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[2] Matter or object is indispensable [...] directions. That is why the scriptures say, “Na tasya pratimá [...] to the concept of limitlessness.

[18] The word, arańi, means mantra-sanctified [...] “Nu” means to worship. That is to say, prańava is one by which [...] Brahmabháva [Cosmotheistic trance].

[49] The cause that effects the breach [...] often come true. That is why people say, “The dreams that take place in the concluding part of the night come true.”

[52] We cannot think or say anything about Nirguńa Brahma.

[62] Every unit object is subject to [...] causation will also exist, thus people say:

[74] [Say nothing to those who call you [...] flowing love and humbled crown.]

[10] Generally speaking, the word, “Bharga” [...] are two different entities. If we say Ráma has such and such [...] (Dragon’s) head we have to say that He is characteristically radiant.

[13] According to human longings and [...] of pleasure and pain. That is to say, such a person gets scent of the [...] body of a deer at his next birth.

[60] That is why I say, the greater the height reached [...] said to his dear disciple, –

[2] Last Shrávańii Púrńimá [...] the Atharva Veda. Learned persons say that there is nothing important [...] judge the veracity of the opinion.

[18] There is nothing inanimate or insentient [...] consciousness is condensed, we say “animate” or “sentient”, [...] Prakrti is more predominant, we say, “inanimate” or “insentient”. [...] perhaps than you even deserve.

[24] This Brahma is also the devourer [...] lost in His mind-stuff. That is to say, just as He is continually creating [...] identities of petty selfishness.

[27] What I speak is only a manifestation [...] Supreme Consciousness. Let whatever I say, hear or see be charged with Thy [...] good. Control my moments properly.

[61] The deathless Brahma is Omnipresent. [...] greatest manifestation. That is to say, it is He, who is manifest as the Greatest Entity in the three worlds.

[70] The Brahma is manifest in all units. [...] Rámakrśńa used to say: To the one who has known Him [...] conversant with intuitional knowledge.

[16] Those who are sensually and materialistically [...] acknowledge the existence of Brahma, who say that they recognize the existence [...] Brahma-sádhaná or the worship of God.

[19] The individuality of the unit is [...] has got to suffer. That is why I say you must not find fault with others [...] shadow? Poet Vidyápati said:

[25] He is moving. No, no, He is not. [...] well-acquainted with His Blissful Entity, we say that he or she is established [...] Cand́idása has written, –

[51] All unit objects are external. [...] object to another. That is why I say, withdraw your love from the unit [...] soul and His Supreme Soul. Amen!

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] that topic, however, let me first say something about [the word] tantra. [...] entitative existence is called Tantra.

[10] Mayyeva sakalaḿ játaḿ [...] finally dissolved in Him. That is to say, the Entity who was in the beginning and the middle, is also present in the end.

[11] Tad Brahmádvayamasmyaham [...] given any special importance. To say that Prakrti is doing everything, [...] unless supported by intellect.

[32] As He is feared by all, every action [...] proper time.” Death cannot say that he will reach somebody a [...] arrive at the stipulated time.

[37] Rakśakaḿ rakśakánám. [...] Parama Puruśa. No one can say with any certainty that a particular [...] direction, not in a thousand directions.

[46] Tadekaḿ jagatsákśiirúpaḿ [...] generally-accepted rule is that one should say namaskára to a human being or a god or goddess, but one should say namaste or namastubhyam only to Parama Puruśa, not to any other entity.

[3] If I write in Bengali script – [...] pronounced in an elongated manner. So I say again that this convention need [...] explaining about the a vowel.

[14] The third category of affliction is spiritual affliction. Whatever people might say outwardly, they know that they [...] confirmed atheists, whatever they might say verbally, pray in their heart of hearts, “Oh Lord, please save me.” So, those who say that they do not believe in God, [...] people may also become devotional.

[15] Many are aware of the fact that [...] body. The orthodox pandits would say, “You’d better take [...] troublesome for him! Haridas used to say, “Thakur, why do you touch [...] cold winter’s night.”

[1] Today in a short discourse I shall try to say something about diikśá [...] to the existence of a microcosm.

[4] Guiding factors should come from [...] náparah – that is to say, “Parama Puruśa alone [...] human beings come from that source.

[12] Thus we notice that so far as the [...] For instance, it may be true to say that people in India were intellectually [...] in the realm of intellectuality.

[20] Suppose an old man and a young [...] replies, “What! What did you say? Is it so? Is it so? Have you [...] psychology, of natural human reaction.

[35] The art of attaining self-knowledge [...] one thing only. That is, you must say, “Oh, Parama Puruśa, [...] by virtue of Your grace.”

[44] The human body or human existence [...] obey certain norms and rules. So I say that the socio-economic structure of society is a biological structure goaded by psychic urges.

[12] This eternal movement of the microcosms [...] may scold him, but He can never say, “Get out – I don’t [...] is not infinite, He is finite.

[10] Now I would like to say a few words about language. This [...] daughters, Magahi and Bhojpuri.

[11] The languages descended from eastern [...] is no ca sound. In Magahi people say ham jáhii, in Bhojpuri [...] present tense, ca is not used at all.

[12] Thus this Maethilii language is [...] whereas in the Kaoshii dialect people say bedrá. There are some local variations like this.

[2] The boundaries of a particular [...] was King Bhoja. People used to say that Kashi is a holy place, and [...] system in western demi-Magadhii.

[3] Each language usually has several [...] instance, in some places people say báńii, in other [...] by Shaorasenii Prákrta.

[8] Thus this vast area extending from [...] bal-lek? [“What did he say?”] or Kuthá yábek? , [“Where will he go?”].

[13] Similarly, if one wants to say, “He is going to Kolkata,” a person speaking Bengali, will say, Se Kalkátáy [...] same suffix is used in Bengali.

[14] In standard or recognized Bengali, [...] in standard Bengali. But if we say, “He is going to the house” in Ráŕhii Bengali, people will say, Se gharke yácche.

[15] A woman has gone to a pond for a bath. In standard Bengali we will say, Bhadramahilá pukure [...] direction is towards the pond.

[19] There is still another speciality [...] párbek nái . But better to say, u lárbek .

[14] If the month of Malmas comes, then [...] Ksáyamás. That is to say, there has to be an adjustment [...] system seems to be more scientific.

[3] Instead of dwelling upon the ancient [...] regarding which the people on one side say, “This is the limit of our land,” and the people on the other side also say, “This is the limit of our [...] Jambudviipa and Suvarńadviipa.

[4] You might have already heard from [...] Gauṋgottarii (Some people wrongly say Gauṋgotrii , but [...] blended civilization in Bengal.

[45] The young man replied, “No, no, I am not doing as you say.” Then he said, Ámi [...] system of astrological calculation.

[47] In Orissa, another great scholar [...] a correct calculation. I cannot say which one is perfect; but surely we will have to calculate accurately.

[4] In the flow of Pratisaiṋcara [...] crudity to subtlety. Even those who say, “I won’t move, I will [...] beyond the capacity of animals.

[20] Those who dismiss the world as [...] the doctrine of illusion) will say, “Be careful, you are about [...] genuine Ánanda Margii will say with robust optimism: “Of [...] abysmal darkness of staticity.

[52] However much people might pursue [...] of all microcosms. Only they can say;

[5] The same things also happen in [...] “mocchava”. We should never say that these deviations were wrong.

[10] Most people spend their lives on [...] certain exceptional people who say, “No, we have not come to [...] fights, but the exceptional people say, “No, we don’t want [...] poet Rabindranath Tagore said;

[16] [To those who call you a lunatic Do not say anything.]

[5] When, as a result of internal clash [...] of that material structure, we say that the external force has been [...] practice, is. It is a science.

[21] But you may say, “Then Puruśa does [...] and there is future. Whatever I say, when I am saying it, it is future [...] and whatever will be done.”

[25] [Now in this march of life – [...] him, “O gentleman, can you say how many bricks there are in the [...] within the scope of geography.

[29] What is static devotion? One says, [...] kill him.” Is this bhakti? I say it will not be possible for a [...] Náráyańa.

[30] The second type of bhakti is mutative devotion. The devotee with mutative devotion does not say, “O God, O Náráyańa, [...] Náráyańa, one will not get Him.

[31] And the third type is sentient bhakti. What do people with sentient bhakti say? “O God, now I have become [...] retirement. And sometimes people say, “O God, give me mukti [liberation], [...] prayer, nothing but selfish prayer.

[33] When a spiritual aspirant develops [...] mind of a spiritual aspirant, we say he or she has attained sálokya [...] Supreme Entity. Sálokya.

[4] The King said, “That place is within my reign. Then why do you say it is beyond reach?” They [...] thief has been in vain.”

[44] Suddenly it occurred to him that [...] said, “I have nothing more to say to you, prince! I was hungry, [...] for me through your hands”.

[46] The horse proceeded on. After riding [...] heart’s content but could not say anything to the prince. Suddenly [...] saluting him and giving him thanks.

[72] The discussion was interrupted. [...] perhaps these loutish youth will say, ‘These pundits, priests [...] to overmaster God!’”

[3] The magician creates so many things in his mind, and the spectators say, “Oh, he is a great magician.” [...] nature. The magician is the truth.

[9] For you there are two worlds, internal [...] commit such a sin?” You cannot say, “No, Father, I didn’t [...] creation, you are within His mind.

[12] Unless and until you have developed [...] egotistic sentiments. But they will say, “They say God is gracious, but I am an unfortunate [...] proximity of the Supreme Father.

[19] When one comes near the Supreme [...] on Your graceful lap.” To say this, one has to establish a relationship [...] establish you in the supreme beatitude.

[20] Now this supreme Puruśa, [...] in this? Has He got the right to say this? Then the sinners will challenge His authority. They will say, “No, Supreme Father, you have no right to say You are not the Father of the [...] universe? No. Then the sinners may say, “O Father, if you are not [...] place outside the universe.”

[49] [B:] If there is a happy cooperation [...] happening.” [[There are people who]] say like this. [...] 8 )

[50] [A: “Actually, there are [...] the Supreme Entity, or I should say the Macropsychic conation. It [...] manifestation of this universe.”]

[51] [B:] You know there is a fine line [...] forward, towards the Causal Entity, I say the Causal Matrix, what happens [...] the object of adoration either.

[61] [A: “In the beginning, I should say, the supreme causal factor was [...] Entity and there was nothing else.

[71] [A: “Then in the second phase, [...] actually inanimate state, but, you can say, purely mental state.”]

[75] [A: “If nature, in [[combination]] [...] transcendentality. So thus we can say that the quinquelemental factors [...] humans towards emancipation.”]

[17] Acquire that rank, come in close proximity to that rank, I say. “Aum” is the controlling [...] called “prańava”.

[6] There are certain characteristics [...] plant”? No, we can never say that animals are moving plants. [...] beings; they are human in form only.

[2] Both individuals and society are [...] true sense of the term. That is to say, there has to be Bhati, progress [...] would be an encumbrance, a boredom.

[1] Now in a short discourse I want to say something regarding the futility [...] express or manifest? If you try to say anything about Him you will be [...] is why the poet Padmadanta says:

[5] Similarly it is futile to engage [...] prayer is a mere waste of time. To say, “Oh God, give me this or [...] burden is His burden. You need not say, “Oh God, give me this or give me that”. That is why I say, prayers of non-cardinal nature [...] ask for anything, you should only say, “Oh God, guide my brain, [...] mátraeva Bhramamúlam.”

[1] During yesterday’s DMC [...] about Tantra. It is not enough to say that the ideological difference between Veda and Tantra is wide; rather one should say that it is very wide. Tantra is [...] easily accept it as their own.

[1] Each and every language has five [...] verbal forms. For instance, we say in English, “Ram is going”; [...] language: it has its own verbs.

[3] The second characteristic of a [...] bread”; in Saḿskrtá we say, Ramasya bhaginii rot́ikáḿ khádati. In Hindi we say Rám rii bhaen rotii kháráhii [...] have their different case endings.

[4] The third characteristic of a language is its own pronouns. For example, we say, “He is going to Calcutta.” [...] as I have told you previously.

[6] The word “wheat” in [...] Punjabi. For instance, when we say in English, “What is the [...] is between these two languages).

[9] These five above-mentioned characteristics are the essential conditions of a separate language. Thus I say that Páháŕii [...] understand well the implication of this.

[16] In this way all your energies, [...] created everything. Therefore I must say that yours should be a happy blending [...] created. There is no alternative.

[2] Yatamána is the stage when [...] time may pass away. A person may say, “I am trying”, but [...] may lead to retardation. So to say, “I am trying,” is [...] efforts. This is yatamána.

[8] The third stage is ekendriya. Ekendriya [...] speech? Whatever he or she will say will come true. This is called [...] is brought well under control.

[3] Then, jagaddhitáya ca. A [...] doing anything for others. You say – is it not a fact? The [...] sevá [intellectual service].

[5] Now the best sevá – [...] crying, if he is dying, will you say to him, “Just do [half-bath] [...] is called the best sevá.

[1] Paramártha is that by which [...] dualistic feelings, then he or she will say that sádhaná is [...] Paramátman are unified.

[19] There is reason behind whatever we say, because thoughts take their origin [...] is said in the Shástra:

[30] They say that women and Shúdras [...] Ajiṋánabodhini Tantra it is said:

[2] We get this very picture in the [...] the first shloka, what does it say? Dhrtaráśt́ra uváca [“Dhritarastra said”]:

[1] You know, in the Vedas there are [...] but a rk. It is a common error to say “Gáyattrii Mantra”. Savitr Rk was composed in gáyattrii rhythm.

[17] “Bhayáńaḿ [...] Him, the air moves. The air cannot say, “No, I won’t move, [...] move, and that is why it does move.

[18] In Saḿskrta, “niila” [...] rises at the proper time. It cannot say, “No, let me have another [...] fundamental principles of discipline.

[20] “Bhiiśodeti súryah [...] objects. And electricity cannot say, “No, I won’t do it.”

[21] “Mrtyuh dhávati paiṋcamah.” [...] that is, Yamarája, cannot say, “No, I won’t go tomorrow, [...] and without serving any notice.

[4] Suppose you went to visit your [...] more.” If she asks why, I shall say, “Oh no, I shall not go [...] ignorant of what you are thinking.

[5] Now the question is: can the unit [...] apparels and ornaments!” He will say in reply, “What audacity! [...] Supreme Subjectivity in this way.

[6] Now, let us discuss this from the [...] subjective counterpart; that is to say, the objective mind is the “known” [...] everything would be in proper order.

[8] A boy is studying. While doing [...] “What will my parents and seniors say if I fail in the examination? [...] cease to respect me, they will say all kinds of unpleasant things…” [...] in the task of learning.”

[20] Now the question arises: how can [...] He will be displeased. He will say: “Go and do some work.” [...] stage of the faculty of knowledge.

[3] It may also happen that an elephant [...] thing, but in Sanskrit we usually say anubhúti. Anu means “after” [...] mean “god”. We only say it does, through fear. The actual [...] “spirit”. Similarly we say upakańt́há. [...] described as anusarańa.

[8] Suppose you are listening to someone [...] that very same vibration, and you say to yourself, “Well, it seems [...] order to reach such a conclusion.

[10] A similar thing happens when you [...] eaten a mango. Afterwards you will say, “To which variety of mango [...] It’s in my mind but I can’t say now.” And so, you cannot [...] more detail at some later time.

[14] As I have already mentioned, when [...] valuable for the memory. If we say, “He shall be punished,” [...] “tion”. Consider the Bengali poem:

[20] I say all this because psychic diseases, [...] you see that it is eliminated.

[9] The action of knowing occurs through [...] Suppose one listens to something, say a sound representing ásoyárii [...] the scope of mental vibrations.

[15] This imperishable Parama Brahma [...] teachings? In reply one can only say that one may accept the essence [...] followed blindly. The rśi says,

[26] The word “jagat” is [...] debate. It is certainly not wise to say that something does not exist [...] its colour? A wise man can only say, “I do not understand anything [...] within the scope of its purview.

[4] People who follow a path which [...] was defective, and others will say that the path itself was not defective, [...] formed. We see this situation today.

[5] The present indication in the world [...] removed. Up till now, however, we may say that there was no vacuum, because [...] force human beings – I do not say PROUT, but other people may say PROUT – have removed those [...] the place of human desideratum.

[17] Some people say that disparity is the order of [...] incorrect. Instead, it is correct to say that diversity is the order of [...] which reflects underlying unity.

[4] People who follow dogma-centred [...] blessed with divine revelation. They say that they had a dream in which [...] they exploit others to the full.

[14] Communism is irrational, illogical, [...] he drinks an excessive amount, say ten bottles, this will be the [...] cause of the death of communism.

[27] Take the case of Hindu myths. The authors of Hindu mythologies say that the Brahmans are born from [...] the Shúdras from the feet.

[30] Some people say this sloka came from the Puranas, [...] “slaves of black complexion”.

[1] I think it is my socio-spiritual responsibility, socio-spiritual duty, to say something regarding prapatti. [...] the term “prapatti”.

[2] Bhaktiváda, that is, devotional [...] “prapatti-ism”. A jiṋánii, may say, a learned scholar may say, “When everything is being [...] he is a jiṋánii.

[2] I said that art is for service [...] sake. And regarding science also I say the same thing. But in science [...] human life, of human entities.

[3] Take the case of medical science. [...] syntho-analytic order. This is what I want to say regarding medical science.

[9] You know, a language has an average [...] 1000 years. It is incorrect to say that the Vedic people, when they [...] The girls of Ráŕh say “bina taele rendhechi” [...] present as a demi-cultural language.

[10] The civilization and culture of [...] a foreign language? Some people say that Saḿskrta came from [...] a foreign language, it is ours.

[2] I have already said in a Renaissance [...] progress. So on the whole one can say that there is no real progress [...] existence is jeopardized. When we say that an entity exists it implies [...] and not in the other two spheres.

[4] Like gorillas, the primitive humans [...] belong?” In reply one would say, “I belong to such and such [...] not been introduced at that time.

[3] In those ancient times people were [...] language, specially in Bengali, do not say “build a house”; they say “binding a home”.

[8] Some people declare that evolved [...] always frank in speaking. I must say clearly that, while “welfare” [...] do I intend to do so. Yet I will say openly that in many scriptures [...] Infinite. There is no alternative.

[15] I will say that people with developed intellects [...] by side with aesthetic science.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] different psychic pabula. That is why I say that there cannot be any actual [...] standard of that particular microcosm.

[9] Since then if someone sets out [...] destination and never returns, people say, Agastya yátrá [“an Agastyan journey”].

[1] When human beings sit down to judge [...] start. By using our arms, we can say how many feet deep the river water [...] perpetually strive to measure things.

[5] The devotees call Him Brhat and [...] and intelligence. That is why we say that physical energy cannot render service unless guided by some intellectual force.

[8] Sometimes the Supreme Entity controls [...] intellect? People will point at him and say, “That man was a great scholar [...] limitation of the human intellect.

[10] What human beings think of, or [...] external world. So we can only say to Him, “I don’t know [...] whatever form you may be”.

[11] Parama Puruśa always remains [...] know what is worth knowing. They say, “Don’t you know why [...] greater. That’s why a poet said:

[4] Some people say that there is a difference of [...] to attain Parama Puruśa.

[1] People who fear ghosts warn others [...] this latter piece of advice, they say, will cause great trepidation. They attempt to placate ghosts by calling them demigods.

[3] In 1940 there was a severe outbreak [...] Some people were frightened to say “beriberi” because they thought that utterance alone would give them the disease.

[8] “Have you gone mad?” [...] told you at least 700 times not to say that word? At least you should [...] ‘rebirebi’.”

[4] Where mind is operative in a structure, [...] are movements towards God. We may say that the Supreme Being is drawing everything unto Himself.

[10] What is the greatest benefit which [...] Puruśa will chuckle to Himself and say, “What an absurd thing that [...] Parama Puruśa will laugh and say, “All right, don’t [...] do this, don’t you?”

[13] “Utámrttvasyesha”. [...] whether He likes them or not. We may say to a person, “Hey, you. [...] sinner to go away, that sinner will say, “All right I’ll go, [...] Other than this, there is no Satan.

[16] “Yadannenátirohati.” [...] the second entity will have to say, “Look, I’m not what [...] let it be before that One Entity.

[25] “Pratyaḿjanáḿstist́hate [...] philosophers, quoting the scriptures, say that a day of final doom will [...] with us even at the time of doom.

[13] If there is a man and a kingdom [...] something attributional – we will say that that man X is a king because [...] sádhaná. This is spiritual practice.

[2] But the mother pleaded for her [...] children are ours also. You must say something that will help everyone, including this group.”

[13] Japastuti [mantra repetition and [...] address Paramátmá and say, “O Paramátmá, [...] you flatter the Supreme Father?

[15] If he utters such things, the father will say that the son has gone vagabond, [...] adhamá sádhaná.

[37] The fourth is samatábháva [seeing others as yourself]. Say you have performed sádhaná [...] the city from the village. They say that they don’t feel like [...] will do to a sádhaka is,

[19] You are a sádhaka. He is [...] three have become one, one may say “I am Paramátmá” [...] for lokashikśá.)

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] by studying the scriptures will say, “The Lord belongs to all”, [...] only devotees can bind Him.”

[8] How does Parama Puruśa manifest [...] problem is, how? The scriptures say,

[24] It has been said earlier that the [...] there seems to be no time. They say, “It’s already late [...] sádhaná they feel sleepy.

[27] One of the major defects of people [...] practical realization. The scriptures say,

[9] Cańd́ika shakti is [...] the Puranic Shakta Cult. We shall say more about Puranic Shakta later. [...] cańd́ii originated.

[8] “Perhaps you know that in [...] That’s why the scriptures say,

[26] “What can I say?” replied Nirmal Ghosh. [...] quickly what needs to be done.”

[27] “What else can I say?” replied Nirmal. “Dear, [...] way to treat your guests?”

[29] “Harikeshab, what can I say?” said Nirmal Ghosh. “Dear, [...] Everyone heaved a sigh of relief.

[31] Khyát́andás [...] bad manners. Rather one should say, ‘One cow, two cows, three [...] 1 ) ]]

[36] “Personally, I don’t [...] don’t like them at all. They say its easy to dip them in a bucket [...] absorb water like a sponge.”

[4] During the struggle for independence, [...] communal award.” He did not say this because his party workers [...] separating Ceylon and Burma from India.

[21] What should human beings do in [...] on Parama Puruśa. I will say something more regarding ideation afterwards.

[29] Regarding intellect and intuition [...] of knowledge and intuition, they say, and there is no second entity. [...] to our lack of true knowledge.

[32] Everything in this universe justifies [...] moving”. So the karma yogiis say that everything in this universe [...] followers of the path of action, say that action is everything – we achieve everything through action.

[33] Some people think, “I am [...] is the source of everything, so say the followers of karma yoga. Therefore [...] work even while dying”].

[34] Now, even those who are advocates of devotional or emotional faculties say that people get propensive propulsion [...] demarcation between devotion and emotion.

[9] “Everything is your wish, [...] You do all action, But people say, ‘I do.’

[15] Prapattivádiis say: –

[21] “I do not say that I know the Supreme Entity, I do not say that I do not know the Supreme [...] the scope of knowledge.”

[4] One must possess knowledge regarding [...] necessary for the purpose. That is to say, it is not enough that a guru [...] theoretical side also. If, suppose, I say to someone, “Do this,” [...] the light of the shástras.

[35] Juśt́astataste-námrtatvameti [...] plead for their Lord. They will say: “No, no, my Lord is not at fault.”

[11] I have already said that devotees [...] you. He will wash your clothes and say, “Oh, my child, while moving [...] [sinners]. And the devotees know this.

[12] But the jiṋániis and karmiis say that each and every action has [...] devotees are A-grade intellectuals.

[16] [The edge of a razor is very sharp [...] follow. This is what realized persons say.]

[17] Those jiṋániis will say, “It is a dangerous path!” [...] scholars, those jiṋániis, say it is a durgam path. What does [...] within your “I” feeling.

[20] So many scriptures say so many things. What is an ordinary [...] What is an ordinary person to do?

[21] The pandits, the propounders of [...] no, do this.” Somebody will say that while doing your upásaná [prayers] you should face east; some will say, “No, no, no, face west.” [...] are at a loss to know what to do.

[4] Now when Parama Puruśa [...] happen? Under such circumstances, we say Parama Puruśa has [...] our Táraka Brahma .

[10] As I already said, the passenger [...] who are the horses? Wise people say that the ten organs are the horses. [...] easily to the desireless path.

[41] One who is not installed in vijiṋána [...] forward path of progress. Therefore I say as long as this sort of inferiority [...] rise on the horizon of your life.

[46] For example, if one thinks of ghosts one thinks of one’s probable danger from them. That is to say, the thought of ghosts is intimately [...] makes their minds strong as well.

[47] You may have heard that some people [...] expected those so-called spirits to say and people take for granted that [...] is impossible to attain Brahma.

[64] Absorb the forces of your organs [...] intellect with your great I. That is to say, merge all the potentiality of [...] closer and closer to death. So I say do not waste your time needlessly.

[18] Now, you see that many people are [...] help of His two forces, we may say two cardinal forces or two vital [...] Puruśa is your Father.

[4] Now, these created beings, they [...] periphery of His mind. And, He cannot say, “You naughty chap, get [...] naughty child will then and there say, “Oh Supreme Father, where [...] everything is within you. If you say, ‘Oh naughty chap, get out’, [...] order or change Your name.”

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[1] Kośa means Ádhára [...] container and the contained? If we say; – Eko Brahma Dvitiiya násti. [...] unit soul. (Jiiva bháva).

[17] The subtlest expression of mind [...] Kámamaya Kośa will say that it is not proper to steal [...] pure. That is the correct approach.

[3] In ancient times there was one [...] all the scholars and philosophers say that You are omniscient, but people [...] consider as dearest to You?”

[4] You see, everybody in this universe [...] object of – what should I say – compassion. No, you are [...] and not as a mark of compassion.

[6] He cannot say, “Get out, get out! I don’t want to see your face.” He cannot say that, because in that case you will ask Him, “O Lord, you say, ‘Get out,’ but where am I to go? I would always be within Your mind. And if You say, ‘Get out, go beyond the [...] something beyond Your mind.”

[1] [Mokśakárańasamagryáḿ] [...] practices,” the sádhakas say, “the best one is bhakti [...] shruti [scripture] it has been said:

[6] In Sanskrit, one name of Parama [...] of sin from His devotees. He may say: “Oh, devotee, give your sins to Me.” The devotee will say: “No, Lord, I am ready to [...] means “He who steals”.

[36] You will see that the Mahábhárata [...] shouting while a deaf person will say that he or she is speaking very softly.

[38] Where there is action, there is [...] dependent on time. It is incorrect to say that time is eternity without [...] exist without space and person.

[8] Later, it was discovered that tenderness, [...] reluctance in the same way. You will say rather abruptly, “I won’t [...] marked difference in intonation.

[11] “Jiṋátvá [...] While blessing someone, one can say “shivamastu” in place [...] shánti; sham + anat = shamana.

[8] In both Saiṋcara and Pratisaiṋcara [...] dormant stage. Hence it is better to say Prakrti and Puruśa are [...] neither manifested nor unmanifested.

[12] Instead of saying that the inanimate world has no existential feeling, it is better to say that existential awareness is [...] I-feeling assumes a preponderant role.

[21] The crude mind (citta) remains [...] mind. Thus I am constrained to say that if material science denies [...] to befall the world at any time.

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[2] We know that there are three tenses [...] thing as the present tense. When I say something, you do not then hear [...] it is past for [me]. So when I say it, just when I am saying it, [...] when you hear it is past for [me].

[3] Then what is necessary? You see [...] difference between past and future we say it is present. Here between my [...] from saying and actual hearing. We say it is present tense, actually [...] ignore or neglect the present tense.

[4] What is the import? Human existence [...] psychic one is less crude, you may say more subtle; and the spiritual [...] differences are still more prominent.

[9] Dharmasya tattvaḿ nihitaḿ [...] [sages] also say this:

[13] Brhacca taddivyam acintyarúpam [...] identical in this universe; you may say: “These two things are similar to each other.”)

[14] So brhat and vishála. In [...] hundred miles” – you may say like this. That is, the Himalayas [...] within the scope of measurement, we say it is vishála. And when [...] within the scope of measurement, we say it is brhat. Brhat and vishála. [...] brḿhańatvád Brahma.

[18] But is He brhat only? No. Sukśmácca [...] sukśmataraḿ vibháti. People say He is little. Well, He is not [...] is the Effulgent Entity.”

[19] Dúrát sudúre [...] within the scope of measurement, we say sudúra. Now here the rśi [...] but sudúra for me.”

[20] Tadihántike ca. In Sanskrit, iha means “here”. But you know, if we say “here”, then also [...] measurement”. Can any of you say what is your nearest point? No. [...] is the nearest point? No one can say what is his nearest point. [...] “He is the nearest point.”

[2] The first factor is the hypocrite’s [...] talks alone. Lord Shiva had this to say about such people: “Loka [...] responsible for the failure of a theory.

[14] “Dhii” – “Dhii” means “intellect”. You may say, “What about people who [...] a dhármika will possess.

[15] “Vidyá” means [...] this spiritual science. You may say how can an illiterate person, [...] mind towards Parama Puruśa.

[6] Bear in mind always that the coming [...] is ávirbháva. You say, “Let your ávirbháva be in me.”

[6] It is the absence of social-mindedness [...] students of the poor they would say – “What is the use [...] responsibility and affection in man.

[4] Logically speaking, therefore, [...] consciousness as incarnation of God or to say that the Messenger of God traverses [...] unexplained as to its source of origin.

[11] In Tantra sádhaná [...] sons and daughters. His children say that He cannot live without loving [...] salt was lost, no one knows where.

[2] However, I will have to say something more about the Puranic [...] contemporaneously with Buddha.

[12] Then again Kálii is conceived [...] Infinite Entity? What does logic say about this? If the Infinite Entity [...] of the past, present and future.

[76] That is to say, “One who surrenders all [...] called máḿsa.”

[104] Japakriyá and dhyánakriyá [...] Tantrics also say that mere repetition of mantra [...] váyus [energy flows in the body]).

[6] At this point I would like to say a few words about the biija mantras [...] is “passing show”.

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[7] Some people deny this world on the ground that it is an illusion. They say it is merely a relative truth, [...] and air to attain the absolute.

[14] Hence it is said that human life [...] life. Lest they [[are]] forced to say “My human life has been [...] be successful in all respects.

[3] In the Mauṋgalkávya [...] empty.” Then what did Shiva say?

[13] But what do the dancers carry in [...] to those who love struggle and say, “Save me, brother, save [...] to counter the challenges ahead?

[16] How does the individual move ahead? [...] the death of death. That is to say, He is as dreadful as death, for death itself.

[82] These things should be provided [...] extent. For example, Islamic customs say that to accept interest is a sin, [...] countries according to the law.

[15] What is the duty of a teacher? The schedule of a teacher is, say, five hours a day, but teachers [...] major duties for the time being.

[4] Just to show their sincerity of [...] people speak of disarmament. They say there should be a check, a control over the manufacturing of weapons, of deadly weapons. They say like this vocally. They express [...] That is what happens today. We may say this physical longing, rather [...] subjugation. So the remedy lies elsewhere.

[11] Now, what does the constitution of India say with regard to this issue? A written [...] desirable for a very short time.

[12] Suppose someone is very sad; seeing his miserable fate people will say, “Well done! He deserved [...] be aroused in one’s mind.

[19] Hence the first defect of so-called [...] human development. That is why I say that the pundits are a burden on society.

[22] Pure devotion, parábhakti, [...] what you really need, you should say, “Oh Lord, you know best [...] intelligent devotee like this.

[31] I deliberately used the word parábhakti [...] Puruśa. Such devotees never say, “Oh Lord, be mine… I want You and only You.” They always say, “I want this, I want that.” [...] true devotion, parábhakti.

[38] The third is pratiśt́há, [...] self-glorification? Thus the spiritual aspirants say,

[41] What is this abhimána? It is as bad as drinking wine. Now you may say, “Is drinking wine so bad [...] as condemnable as drinking wine.

[51] The relationship between the Lord [...] parents”? Certainly a child will never say this. Even a truly wicked person [...] He will never speak of his sins.

[52] However, when Parama Puruśa [...] agree to do so; rather they would say, “How can we give our sins [...] sins, He forcibly steals them away.

[5] Sin [...] pratyaváya . People say that pratyaváya is worse than pátaka .

[8] Thought patterns change with advancing [...] a punishable crime. But I would say that if anybody takes rice in a normal way, there is nothing wrong with that.

[15] The deviation of any object from [...] decline of dharma sets in, that is to say, when the mahápátakiis [...] body, descends on earth.”

[12] Conflicts in the physical sphere [...] discoveries. I am therefore compelled to say that the steady cultivation of [...] an impediment to human progress.

[16] The cycle of rotation of the social classes will continue. That is to say, as class struggle continues, [...] establishing peace and progress.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] the various scholars. Some people say it is a Latin word, others say Greek, others say Ottoman Turkish and still others claim that it was produced by mixing Greek and Semitic.

[10] Here máy is nominative, [...] bale [what won’t a madman say], chágal ki ná kháy [...] nominative has to be in the first case.

[12] D́áhá here [...] There are some people who also say D́áhá instead [...] Vaeshnava saints of that place.

[18] In Hindustani, when ne is added [...] rhythmic order. For example, if we say Rám nyay karla kai, Rám [...] Rabindranath’s poems it becomes:

[32] The word prasráva [urine], [...] the word prasráva; they say laghushaḿká. In [...] related to the word prasráva.

[37] What we refer to by the Bengali [...] the same as gelás. If we say ek gelás jal áno [...] only referred to the material.

[38] There is a difference in meaning [...] and “fetch”. When we say to someone who is far away jal [...] to pay some attention to this.

[8] “The Brahman and his hungry [...] that the old man was, how could he say that there wasn’t any food? [...] you. Please do come in.’

[19] Mámekaḿ sharańaḿ [...] shelter of Parama Puruśa, I say from My side: Ahaḿ tváḿ [...] mokśayiśyámi má shucah.

[3] That singular entity, with the [...] different – what should I say – tactics of Prakrti, can [...] colours attracting living beings.

[8] If one moves towards the emanative [...] who is the Desideratum, to Him I say that He should attach our intellect [...] for each and every living being.

[9] Slander or malicious gossip is [...] of them is asked, “Did you say such-and-such things?” They [...] behind the screen of falsehood.

[43] Now the question may arise in your [...] person, regardless of what others say or think, throws all consideration [...] in the end, being defeated, the say, “If He does exist, then [...] inner selves lament within them:

[66] Brahma is the unarguable entity. [...] ceases to exist you certainly cannot say whether He is dark or fair. Brahma is unarguable, because He is beyond the ambit of mind.

[67] If someone says that God came and [...] mind does not exist, what will God say, and who will be there to listen [...] people assumed that Buddha wanted to say that God did not exist, and then [...] “Is” or “Is not.”

[6] Out of this Supreme One, all have [...] philosophical terminology. We may say that the Himalayas are vishála-very large-but certainly not brhat, immeasurably vast.

[17] Bhaktas or devotees are simple [...] characteristic simple way they say:

[23] Upon emerging from Brahma, human [...] out!” Then that person can say, “Oh Lord, you want me to [...] then You are not infinite.”

[38] Whether He blesses someone, or [...] His grace. No one has anything to say about it, nor has anyone any justification to say anything. For the justification [...] which is not within His control.

[42] Utámrtatvasyeshána [...] them. The moment those sinners will say with tears in their eyes, “O [...] brush the dust off their bodies and say, “I am cleansing all the dirt and dross of your sins.”

[43] Hence under no circumstances should [...] person but not on me, it is wrong to say so. Those who complain thus are [...] ego from over one’s head.

[5] Communism is a collection of contradictions. [...] only dictatorship. Communists may say they support democracy, but after [...] it is against the human psyche.

[15] Even if there is something in communism – I do not say there is, but even if there is [...] principles are best for the time being.

[1] The human is a rational being and not a rational animal. Now, some people say that human beings will one day [...] us see how far this is correct.

[5] Thus, the Doomsday argument is [...] out; that is why they don’t say anything.

[11] Let’s say an alcoholic and a sádhu [...] home of some wealthy individual.

[15] You people are able to say that Bhu, Bhuvah, Svah, Mahah, [...] People used to say that one went to Svarga, or Svarloka, [...] establish oneself in Satyaloka.

[2] All human approaches and all human emanations are of four stages. That is, we may say that all human expressions are [...] of “Mokśa”.

[6] If something is accepted as the [...] this complicated metazoa. But I say there must be adjustment, objective adjustment.

[8] I said that there should be an [...] that line; a man having brain, say, in chemistry, should be utilized [...] human being in individual world.

[13] You know, the Universe, Parama [...] there is the Cosmic Cognition, we say Parama Puruśa, the Cosmic [...] path. And such a thing happens.

[16] Then what is the way out? What [...] scholars of the hoary past used to say,

[19] So, the best way is the path of devotion, complete surrender. Say “O Lord, I am your creation, [...] will happen. And that’s why I say nobody is insignificant, nobody [...] mother. This is the third approach.

[26] Animals lack a brain developed [...] spiritual practice. This is not to say that animals are not entitled [...] its intellect or intelligence.

[35] The one performing sádhaná [...] – people will point at him and say, “See that lunatic over there, he used to be great scholar”.

[11] Surprised, I looked at her with [...] interested to hear what else she had to say – I wanted to know who she [...] painful that is for me.”

[7] I said, “No way, I won’t say it!”

[9] “No way, I won’t say it!” I repeated.

[15] “Now you want to know my name, too?” he said. “People say my name is Kamalakanta Mahapatra.”

[30] What could I possibly say to them!

[1] At that time I was in college. [...] second and third floors. That is to say, at night I was cut off from the [...] the cremation ghát́.

[13] When in a frightened or indignant [...] hallucination… Those that say that they have seen a ghost do [...] appears to them as visual perception.

[40] That is to say: saḿskára (reactive [...] saḿskára →…

[2] Suppose several boys are moving [...] his body; and after that he will say, “My boy, you should walk carefully.”

[3] Sinning persons are just like those [...] and hell is His creation. If we say that He is only in heaven, it [...] alone. He is with you even in hell.

[4] What are you to do? You are always [...] defective approach! You should say, “I am your son, I am your [...] should forget what you do not want.

[9] Now, wherever there is any expression [...] expression, the Father is there to say that nobody is present now – just like that light of the theatrical stage.

[11] Now, by dint of sádhaná [...] status. But you know, the yogis say that a sádhaka cannot attain [...] spiritual guru. This is what they say. That stage is called sálokya.

[18] Let us discuss the science of colour. [...] but a person who can speak can say, “Come little child, come [...] person conveys more sweetness.

[23] The scriptures on devotion emphatically [...] mystery. That is why the scriptures say, “Be a good person, but [...] questions ‘why’.”

[8] Thus, I advise you to depend upon the inherent psychic force under all circumstances. I do not say that you should depend only on [...] neighbourhood and is still spreading.

[15] Can we realize the real Puruśa [...] the shadow of a tree we cannot say whether this is a mango tree or [...] to be directed towards Brahma.

[24] Those who adopt the reverse course [...] be called human beings. Who can say that the fire-burnt cane has been [...] in your degenerated condition.

[5] Never can we have the sun and the [...] fool’s hell. I won’t say a “fool’s paradise”, [...] popularity? It is a form of hypocrisy.

[6] Now, this fundamental negativity, [...] kśititattva. [We can then say] Devena saha; where deva means [...] comes under the category of matter.

[11] Again, you see that the words páńd́ava, [...] “special knowledge”, that is to say, “spiritual knowledge”. [...] called a pańd́ita.

[6] Now we come to the next part of [...] these ten organs. As the scriptures say, Indriyáńáḿ [...] of the remaining ten indriyas.

[8] If a mind does not want, nothing [...] the same person, he or she will say: “I met you the other day, [...] speak to me.” Then you will say: “I was thinking about something [...] not listening.” Then you say: “Yes, yes, I was thinking of something else.” Such things happen.

[9] Whatever importance, whatever mastery, [...] organs. In addition to that, I say that I do not admit mind as a [...] this manana kriyá that we say mana [“mind”]. The [...] reflect”, “to think”.

[13] Now, the functions of the mind [...] seen you for a long time!” I say all this, because there is an [...] negative. This is how manana goes on.

[16] Very often we speak of someone as having great patience. What a tolerant man he is! we say. How does that come about? Simply [...] To a little boy you may have to say “I’m going to spank you” to get the results. But to an adult you will say “Listen, this is not good” [...] adjustment with the practical world.

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[2] And the nucleus has three expressions, [...] with the physicalities, and we may say it is the physical hub.

[4] In the realm of quinquelementality, [...] same as absolute speed, or you may say, absolute pause. But here it is not correct to say absolute pause; we should say absolute speed, because there [...] arena of dynamic and staticity.

[7] Our subjective world, that is, [...] we cannot desert it; we cannot say that it is nothing, it is an illusion – we cannot say this. That is why we say that ours is a “subjective [...] the realm of the objective world.

[19] I have already said, and I repeat [...] of kiirtana. And I also want to say further that those who wish to [...] plants, by means of Neohumanism.

[1] Once a certain boy asked me to say something on music and dance. [...] would be better. Now I will only say something in brief.

[95] Ans. Karma is any action. In [...] any action being performed, we say that a kriya is being performed. [...] kárańa (the efficient cause).

[14] Ans.: – For the unit mind, [...] organs. From this viewpoint one may say that the mind does not enjoy the [...] (tanmátra) of the object.

[18] Ans.: – Saguńa Brahma [...] beyond them. Thus one should not say that He is beyond the relativities [...] Thus it is more appropriate to say that He exists eternally, i.e. [...] infinite time exists within Him.

[35] Q. 26. Would it be correct to say that Saguńa Brahma is the creator of time?

[42] Ans.: – The unit mind can [...] on this unit mind. Thus we can say that Consciousness, mind and inanimate [...] degrees of Prakrti’s bondage.

[46] Q. 31 – Would it be true to say that Prakrti is the Singular Entity?

[68] Ans.: – Those who live according [...] may call this, His grace, or may say that He is happy with you. It [...] the darkness of the crude world.

[95] Ans. Karma is any action. In [...] any action being performed, we say that a kriya is being performed. [...] kárańa (the efficient cause).

[7] So I say, these two aspects of matter and [...] physical applications of science.

[1] Totalitarianism is a form of government [...] totality”. The people have no say. During Stalin’s reign, his word was the law in Russia.

[5] Why did He think like this that [...] the core of their hearts. They say, “We know what the reason [...] in the entire universe.”

[8] At that time He could not punish [...] to love or to punish. I did not say “hate” because He does not know how to hate.

[1] One thing that I want to say is that our human society is to [...] 1 )

[2] The preceptor of the society leads, [...] suppressed – persons. We say Ácarańát [...] translation of our lofty ideology.

[29] Today, those who occupy high posts [...] from the elements. I don’t say that large houses should never [...] with an abundance of rice.”

[30] These days educated people are [...] returning to the village crops up, they say, “What on earth would we [...] become a social malady.”

[37] No one can say for certain that no great person [...] beings are divine children.”

[14] 14. When talking, do not hit anyone with harsh or pinching words: say what you want to say indirectly.

[24] 24. During conversation, if you fail to understand something, humbly say, “Excuse me, please.”

[1] In the sphere of society building [...] wither away for good. I don’t say this only for those who think [...] through thought, word or deed.

[7] Let us see what sort of treatment [...] women in the world I don’t say that men are ordinary human beings [...] the good qualities of her heart.

[10] Let us move on. What I mean to say is that those who take advantage [...] sacrifice, are even worse than demons.

[11] Freedom is restored through struggle. [...] socio-psychoanalysis, shows, I am constrained to say, that women have not really lost [...] reminiscent of the trade union movement.

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[6] According to Ananda Marga, if persuasion [...] force. In the final analysis we can say that the golden rule is: “Protect [...] if this principle is followed.

[2] Man is a living being. However, [...] though logicians of the past used to say that man is a rational animal.

[3] [[You see, there is the plant world, [...] stationary. But regarding animals, can we say animals are moving plants? No. [...] without dharma. But as we cannot say that animals are moving plants, we cannot say that man is a dharmic animal.

[5] When asked by a logician, a philosopher will say that this universe is a Macropsychic [...] the universe was created. He will say: “When movement is the order [...] not want to lead a secluded life.

[8] Now, who is the real friend? Say there is Mr. X and Mr. Y. Did [...] contemporary to others. Is it not a fact?

[9] [[In Sanskrit there are four words [...] are not identical. And when we say “They are all synonymous [...] identical. Neither are things.

[10] In Sanskrit there are four words [...] . It is a false utterance to say that a mundane friend is the best [...] and nobody else is your friend.

[5] So, a pleasant or repulsive smell [...] becomes inert and lifeless, and we say that the vital energy of the person [...] and mind, that is actual death.

[6] In many people, clear physical awareness persists to the last moment of breathing, so we say that they died a conscious death. [...] of the forces has left the body.

[14] Those who opt for the path of synthesis [...] with any worldly smell. We can say that this divine aroma somewhat [...] 2 )

[16] Some people say that the spiritual realizations [...] Yoga Psychology by P. R. Sarkar.]

[17] It is a fact that there are differences [...] between men and women. That is to say, the highest spiritual realization [...] spiritual progress. Those who say that only men are entitled to [...] individual and collective interests.

[2] Whatever be the nature of the smell [...] like rotten or decomposed food say that when food smells repulsive, [...] objection, and so does the dove.

[8] In rural Bengal these cobras are [...] house for snakes of this type. We say jokingly, “Milk and bananas [...] called “gandhasarpa”.

[8] That is why I say, whenever there is a desire to [...] 2 )

[1] A few days back, I said something [...] been requested by a boy to [again] say something regarding pápa and puńya, so I am obeying his order.

[24] To commit an ordinary offence is [...] desire, you can repay that amount and say, “Oh, please excuse me.” [...] pátaka, simple pátaka.

[25] But suppose you have cut [off] [...] the shástras [scriptures] say that he who commits it must sacrifice [...] atonement for an atipátakii.

[36] So pátaka, atipátaka, [...] pápa. This is all I have to say.

[2] Here I have to say a special thing. If the conduct [...] silent action against the party.

[3] By being alert and careful, human [...] year. This is the reason why I say that the path of life is fraught [...] goal, the supreme desideratum.

[5] Those who want to bring about proletariat [...] will not be raised. That is why I say that such people do not and cannot [...] extinguish the fire of revolution.

[16] One may ask whether rich people [...] sadvipras or not. In reply I will say yes, they can be. But in order [...] will have to become middle-class.

[18] One may also ask whether poor people can be sadvipras. In reply I will say that yes, they can be. But only [...] samája [“middle class”].

[26] Some people claim that they will [...] the same principles. They often say that England, France and some [...] speed is the most important factor.

[37] So the sadvipras will have no rest. [...] to sit back in an armchair and say, “Ah, I have nothing to do today. Today I will have a nice rest.”

[6] Thus human beings should have firm [...] these obstacles with a smile and say, “Hello obstacles, you have [...] in their cherished goal.”

[2] What’s the meaning of shráddhá? [...] is shráddha. A priest may say that your father will die only [...] person who has left the world.

[9] I remember a short story. In my town there was a businessman. Say his name was D́oman Sáhu. [...] 2 ) . Say D́oman’s father’s [...] d́áku father.”

[19] So what can we do? We can say “O Parama Puruśa, [...] else, and we can do nothing else.

[9] Now what is His Grace? The moving [...] Grace. What is His Grace? Mr. A may say, “Why am I not enjoying His Grace?” Mr. B may say, “I am enjoying His Grace.” [...] then you will enjoy His Grace.

[13] In His life, Shiva Himself married with this commitment. We can say without the least hesitation that [...] difficulties of their husbands.

[26] In the remote villages of Bengal, [...] Buddhism. It would not be irrelevant to say that though Vajrayána was [...] from this Mańipadma Mantra.

[32] These deities were the objects [...] Cult. For instance, they would say either, or both, Tárakanátha [...] cannot be called Vaedyeshvara.)

[41] This sort of propaganda was spread [...] with a blow of His trident. Thus I say, this Shiva can assert –

[12] It is necessary now to say something about the history of [...] “knowledge brought from overseas”.

[27] That special mudrá of Buddha [...] The Buddhists move the wheel and say, Oṋḿ mańipadme [...] of dharma is moving unceasingly.

[46] In fact, there is a ritual for [...] one can hear the village women say –

[28] 14. There are endless varieties [...] completely relieved, to whom we can say, “O Lord, You know everything. [...] 4 )

[5] In those days there were many interpreters [...] why in those days people used to say, Ávrttih sarvashástráńáḿ [...] understanding of them”].

[6] Whatever might be the number of shástras – needless to say, all were unwritten – in [...] before the society of scholars.

[10] It is not an easy task to answer [...] causes.” He did not clearly say anything about God, but he considered [...] Pradhána [the Predominant].

[17] [Lest we should understand you [...] Your pretenses. You don’t say what You really mean; Lest [...] satisfied, You are still unsatisfied.]

[8] A defective philosophy leads people [...] Vaesheśika philosophy, I say it again.

[22] Buddha opposed those ritualistic [...] before you.” Buddha did not say anything specifically about Iishvara, [...] Buddha was branded as atheism.

[7] Did Shiva really have a crescent moon on His head? On this matter I must say a few words. In the different [...] misunderstood to be in a drunken state.

[19] It is true that whatever is created [...] towards the distant future. So we may say that these divine rays, these [...] incalculable millions of light-years away.

[26] Here Shiva is the combination of [...] before Him in full surrender, and say in one voice, “You are our [...] prostrate at Your Feet.”

[27] In the Jain period, due to the [...] these we find in Shiva. Thus we can say without hesitation that Shiva [...] source of the universe”].

[30] Shiva is also called paiṋcavaktram, [...] Dakśińeshvara will say, “Why did you do such a thing? For this, you will be punished.” Iishána will say, “Why are you doing wrong? [...] this?” Kálágni will say, “Why are you doing wrong? [...] useless!” Vámadeva will say, “You are such a scoundrel! [...] Kalyáńasundaram will laughingly say, “Don’t do such things, [...] is called paiṋcavaktram.

[6] This is how the patrilineal order [...] after him. Another rśi, say Maharśi Bharadvája, [...] Buddha, as I have said earlier.

[34] Shiva’s tenderness is proverbial. Whenever we meet a gentle and good-natured person, we say, “What a good person! He [...] lives, its gratitude will never end.

[60] So Shiva said, “Those who [...] salutations to Shiva, His devotees say, “O Shiva, wielder of the [...] Ashutośa [Easily Pleased].”

[62] You may have noticed in some pictures [...] Shiva protected them. He would say, “If I do not protect them, [...] has convinced me on this point.

[5] In the psychological analysis of [...] specific number of ones, then we say “many”. If we analyse [...] created by Its own immanent powers.

[6] These immanent powers are not actually different from the Cognitive Faculty itself. If we say “mango”, it means [...] the seed, etc. Similarly, when we say “Cognitive Entity”, [...] [“One eternal knowledge”].

[18] Whether an object is manifested [...] Cognition in the course of time, we say that the Prákrtabháva [...] nityanivrttá [constantly waning].

[33] Then they change their mental tune and say, “I exist, You also exist.”

[34] When this relationship of hope [...] minds, and beating their heads, say to the unknown Lord of their life:

[12] These types of people, although [...] stratum. Out of their ignorance they say, “Dharma is opium, one can [...] developed and mentally balanced.

[37] Shiva, the embodiment of Supreme [...] Puruśottama. It is not enough to say that all the entities are emerging [...] drawn towards the reel itself.

[39] Those who have simplicity, straightforwardness and moral courage say, beating their breasts, “I [...] inert when they utter the truth, say, “I disown Him in whose [...] will merge in Me’].”

[44] To the Supreme One, who is the [...] existence. And while offering one should say, Nivedayámi cátmánaḿ [...] the journey of my life”].

[71] In the lives of many people, a [...] truly fortunate. It is they who can say,

[84] Those who are experiencing all [...] disappointments, why should they say,

[17] We cannot say that something which has gone [...] never lost, and never will be lost.

[5] Those who are endowed with this intense urge can say,

[19] When ideals are propagated in such [...] permanent. It will not be wrong to say that there has never been such [...] with opposition at every step.

[25] In the past, hundreds of philosophies [...] philosophical ideas. Whatever they might say or write, their thoughts always [...] unblemished love for humanity.

[28] I said a little while ago, and I say again, that the psychic structures [...] either directly or indirectly.

[46] At a time of great difficulty, [...] themselves, the sufferers should say only one thing to Parama Puruśa: [...] the strength to endure.”

[6] It is said that bondages are of [...] are physical bondages. That is to say, the bondages concerning the quinquelemental [...] categorized as spiritual bondages.

[17] And simultaneously we should pray [...] in Your hand.” That is to say, without Paramártha, the [...] in the true sense of the term.

[18] So much for mukti. Now the word [...] at certain times, but we cannot say that they are always necessary.

[23] If people voluntarily rub their [...] something exciting for a long period, say, if they think of their enemies [...] self-generated heat in the mental sphere.

[25] Those who think that rigorous penance [...] Puruśa has never said, nor will ever say, that anyone should violate the [...] manáḿsi jánat́am.”

[8] The subtlest feeling of existence [...] this first stage of the mind. We say, “I know that I exist.” [...] is the subtlest entity of all.

[17] Parávidyá also brings [...] too has some role in this. People say, Átmamokśarthaḿ [...] parávidyá and aparávidyá.

[29] To increase the fertility of the [...] sentence or a part of a sentence we say it is the sárártha [...] sára being used properly.

[11] Karmańa baddhate jiivah [...] force. You may hear some people say, “Keep working, keep working.” [...] utilize these mental faculties.

[13] I would not say, nor will anyone say, that perception is altogether [...] under the pressure of authority.

[14] For example, some say that the moon was split by the incantation of mantras. Others say that someone put black spots on the moon. Others say that an old woman is sitting on [...] moon has black spots. Still others say that the black spots are there [...] the spirit of inquiry in others.

[30] In His life, Shiva Himself married with this commitment. We can say without the least hesitation that [...] difficulties of their husbands.

[10] In the past, the world has witnessed [...] these days, people think one thing, say another thing, and do something entirely different. That is, hypocrisy is now at its peak.

[20] No object can exist without its [...] confuse one with the other and say completely nonsensical things, [...] mountainous accumulated ignorance.

[26] The fight against obstacles in [...] jiṋániis, intelligent people, say, “Bhakti [devotion] is both the means and the end.”

[48] Sometimes people grow suspicious [...] conduct. Rather they think and also say publicly that it is better to [...] of a sinner’s psychology.

[10] What am I going to do regarding [...] a very bad man,” let them say this. Or if, due to my mission, [...] monotony, for the sake of my ideology.

[11] I know that among human beings [...] that is, the best category, they say, “Once I have undertaken [...] won’t take any rest.”

[15] This book is the result of the [...] esteemed readers, or better to say, lovers, of Shrii P.R. Sarkar’s [...] to participate in this effort.

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] returned home after study. He began to say “this world is transitory. [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[17] In ancient sanskrit language, the [...] “cara” – people say the cattle are grazing. The cattle [...] peanuts or chocolates. I shall say you are grazing. The difference [...] “cal” means to move like that.

[24] One who does not understand the [...] Puruśa alone who is served. You can say, “we may or may not serve [...] watch their singing and dancing.

[30] Where my devotees laugh, cry, sing [...] of devotion. I have nothing to say if you become a great scholar, I have also nothing to say if you are a great worker, but if you are great devotees you will enjoy bliss.

[6] Bhakti is neither a cult nor an [...] the paths of action and knowledge say, “I want to realize the [...] of the first part of the sloka:

[10] People may say that there is a gulf of difference [...] Ananda both these terms are used.

[3] The sociologists are well aware [...] reactive momenta) differences. I say “apparent” differences [...] never be achieved by this path.

[4] Let us take an example. Suppose a certain man, say Ram Babu, has two sons – [...] they will ruin the human society.

[9] Thus if you have even only one [...] kiirtana still more. He will say to them, “Come, come, come [...] Puruśa in the mental sphere.

[2] Acetana. Cit + lyut́ = cetana. [...] use it in three ways. Needless to say, we also use acetana primarily in three ways.

[1] The glands and sub-glands are controlled [...] cells in the brain. Some people say that there are one thousand cells [...] of “one thousand”.

[1] The cranium of females is usually [...] same number of years. If all or say 99% of the nerve cells in the [...] more nerve cells in his brain.

[2] In a discussion about jiṋána we must also say something about “Smrti” [...] ) or memory.

[6] Similarly imagine you eat some food and say “it’s too spicy”. [...] “very spicy”. We often say “I feel bitter about the [...] kitchen vegetables taste bitter.

[6] We say that human life is an ideological [...] human life is an ideological flow.

[10] We also say, “Subjective approach through [...] is towards supreme subjectivity.

[13] And the state of those with sole [...] declare that there is no world. They say, “All this is unreal. Give [...] unreal world – yet still say that the world is unreal. What [...] dependent on it to remain alive.

[21] You know our workers [...] [children’s] homes. The workers say that if they visit the farmyard, [...] no question of adjustment there.

[27] Suppose there is a beggar in Nagpur [...] beggar of Nagpur,” he does not say it openly. But if he drinks wine, [...] walking along the road he will say aloud, “I am the emperor of Delhi.”

[5] But in this case your very existence [...] many a respectable man who will say, “Yes, I have seen it! Yes, [...] external positive hallucination.

[6] And sometimes it may so happen that people say to a gentleman, “Here there [...] experienced exorcist can save you.”

[10] “I am Henriette, I am Henriette, [...] he’s a gentleman, he’ll say, “I’m Henriette.” (French pronunciation is “Áṋ-ri-et”.)

[15] “What do you want? Say what you want.”

[26] Suppose you want to do something and you say, “I will try to do it.” [...] never be successful. Don’t say, “I’ll try;” say “I will do!” If you say, “I will try” it may [...] is of being. To be, not to try.

[30] He thought, “At six o’clock [...] in front of the church I’ll say, ‘I have given up drinking.’” [...] and now it is after six – say 6:10 or 6:15. You are brave. O [...] another bellyful of liquor.”

[30] “Right you are, quite right. That’s just what I wanted to say. You must have noticed that in [...] don’t want to take the risk.”

[44] “Then I’ll say it in all seriousness. What did I do to upset you?”

[48] “Say what you have to say,” I replied. “List your complaints.”

[51] “So you still have nothing to say? No answer at all. What’s going on with you?”

[61] I had listened to what Prasenjit had to say and it left me dumbfounded. I had no answer to give.

[2] Once, in Lord Krśńa’s [...] under the Arabian sea: I would say about twenty-six miles west of the present-day Dwaraka.

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[1] Since ancient times the mind has [...] dhab, dhab. What type of white we say dazzling white (in Bengali dhab [...] their annihilation. That is why I say you are to march ahead with the [...] state of all-round fulfilment.

[2] Now what is the import of the word [...] personally involved in work you say in Bengali Korchi (I’m doing). But when you get the same work done by somebody else you say Karacchi (done by others). There [...] “karáná Karuána”).

[11] Wise people say that the living being gets nourishment [...] its body begins to deteriorate.

[14] To be more precise it is the saḿskáras [...] speaking, it is not correct to say that the átman [unit consciousness] [...] sometimes into an infinite form.

[13] This book is the result of the [...] esteemed readers, or better to say, lovers, of Shrii P.R. Sarkar’s [...] to participate in this effort.

[7] Another question which has started [...] sleep and talk; otherwise, they say, it will be defective. In the [...] cannot fully agree with this view.

[14] Eśo ha deva pradisho’nu [...] in meditation or worship. Some say east, some say west; others advise north. Superstitious [...] to face always in one direction.

[20] Sa u garbhe anta. Those beings [...] sambhútis. Our ancestors used to say in ancient times, Ahaḿ [...] will be of form and sound only.

[25] Pratyaḿjanáḿstiśt́hate [...] animate and inanimate objects. We can say allegorically that He is associated [...] represent the past, present and future.

[7] So the endeavour to advance towards [...] sama-samája tattva. That is why I say categorically, that we must totally [...] just like thorns from our path.

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] “devotion” because, experienced persons say that salvation loses its lustre [...] moment. There is a story about it.

[4] Lakśman said thereupon to [...] “devotion”. That is why devotees say that “devotion” is a precious thing; it’s the touchstone.

[16] Another adjective used for Him [...] this expressed world is moving. I say, it is a moving panorama. Jagadbhásakádhiisha [...] the sun gets everything from Him.

[11] Gaorava is the second type of ahaḿkára. [...] manner. Often we hear somebody say, for example, that they have a [...] converts the mind into matter.

[2] Generally, humans adapt themselves [...] and present, becomes too vast, we say that the past is dead and gone.

[5] We can roughly say that civilization first started [...] period (which lasted 10,000 years).

[43] The Shákta stage is dominated [...] displaying the spirit of valour, say, “O Parama Puruśa, [...] Rabindranath Tagore said in this regard,

[47] The underlying spirit of Vaishnavite [...] stage. Vaishnavite sádhakas say that Puruśottama is enacting [...] through this expressed universe. They say, “O Lord, You are both wisdom [...] Such sádhakas would never say, “O Lord, save me from danger,” but

[56] In vyatireka, the second stage, [...] eloquent lecture he or she will say, “All the credit goes to [...] today.” This is called vyatireka.

[1] Many philosophers say that the number of sensory and [...] That is why reputed philosophers say, “Why should the mind be [...] entity at fault?” Thus, they say there are eleven organs.

[2] The mind has two main functions: thinking and recollection. What has been done in the past, say ten years ago, remains stored [...] motor organs to spring into action.

[9] Today we think that such people [...] if someone can walk, people will say, “How indecent that fellow [...] crawls along the ground they will say, “How wonderful, how beautiful!” [...] scene today, however, we would say, “How unsightly. That fellow is uglier than an owl.”

[10] The notion of what is beautiful [...] who are black-complexioned will say, “How beautiful black is. [...] which, for us, is a very nice smell.

[12] To withdraw the ten sensory and [...] “abhidhyána”. We say, “directed towards Parama [...] straight towards the Cosmic Mind.

[3] “Ekaḿ nityam.” [...] or non-attributional, we cannot say whether it is one or more than [...] sort of demonstration. We cannot say this or that regarding any Cosmic entity, so it is futile to say “one”, “two”, [...] mind is to be brought to a point.

[13] Bháva has something to do [...] spirituality. (In English you should not say “spiritualism” for “adhyátmikatá”. You should say “spirituality” because [...] called “bháva”.

[19] I told you that once many disciples [...] the guńas of the Lord, to say what the Lord is like. “Please compose a poem,” they asked. Kavi Padmadanta said:

[29] Every mind is dominated by one [...] my stomach-ache.” Others say, “If my daughters get married [...] openly would embarrass His children.

[34] But the devotees always plead for God. They justify His actions. They say, we are doing our sádhana [...] creation making attempts to meet Him.

[7] Varddhaman Maháviir’s [...] day. So it will not be enough to say that the language of the Jain [...] Mágadhii Prákrta.

[9] The Atharvaveda’s ádarsha [...] Central Asia, but this is not to say that one can say for certain that he was not an [...] central-western portion of India.

[28] Munsiji replied: “Shethji, [...] dying; you are dying. You should say: ‘Shethji, mar gayo, mar gayo, mar gayo’.”

[39] “It costs ten rupees for the visit plus the cost of the medicine, let us say five rupees. Fifteen rupees, more or less.”

[41] “Let me see. Four rupees [...] that, about two rupees, let us say, for the burial ground assistant [...] take any additional fee.”

[45] The meaning of the verbal root [...] window in the western wall, then we say that the two windows are rju-rju. [...] ruju-ruju; it can be spelled rju-rju.

[57] In the opinion of the yogic scriptures [...] follow satya then one will have to say: “No, he is not here.” [...] at the hands of a wicked person.

[69] During the time of the Atharvaveda, [...] an elderly person. Even today we say about very aged people: “He has become Atharvá.”

[72] Another meaning of the verbal root [...] brink of destruction, then we can say about that country: “At [...] world’s rkśa countries.

[46] Arúp said, “At Khayrásol [...] five to seven per cent. That is to say, in the upper reaches there is [...] merely a kingdom of poppies!”

[64] I got off the train at Muzzafarpur [...] death. What happened next we cannot say, for we both became unconscious.

[4] The causes of this disease are just like those of acidity. That is to say, rheumatism occurs when the [...] of poisonous acids in the body.

[7] Rheumatism patients should drink a sufficient quantity of water (say four to five seers a day, but [...] can be repeated several times.

[9] When a person’s system becomes [...] within a very short time. That is to say, all kinds of sweet and sour fruits, [...] soups, etc., which are alkaline.

[3] Even in the realm of the actional [...] shástras [scriptures], where they say that no physical show is required [...] Puruśa is cent per cent yours.

[3] There are three important strata [...] stratum, there are many strata: say, scientific achievement, social [...] life, culture life. People often say that this twentieth century is [...] there will be an age of science.

[4] Nowadays science means creating [...] and beatitude, I said; and now I say, science is also for service and [...] proper progress of human society.

[17] Then there are physico-psychic [...] knew a certain person who used to say that if people do not eat goats’ [...] the duty of Renaissance people.

[5] Parama Puruśa controls everything. [...] properly. Some scriptures also say that one should not ask Parama [...] guide my intellect properly”.

[9] What should we ask from Parama [...] yourself. However, if you do wish to say something, you should say, “Sha no buddhyá [...] superwomen in human form.”

[9] All human beings want to lead a [...] aspirations. Some priests, for example, say that if women dance their feet [...] be a deity? This is all dogma.

[10] Women are considered second class [...] continuing for centuries. Some religions say that if the husband is virtuous [...] anything herself. Other religions say that men can go to heaven, but [...] saḿskaras or reactions to past actions.

[16] Similarly, the life of a goat is [...] there is nothing that anyone can say to them.

[34] The terms shástra, shastra [...] intellect. For example, some scriptures say that if you consume alcohol it [...] are trying to fool the public.

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[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] talking or arguing, we usually say, “It is reality,” [...] we will examine intellectuality.

[2] People often say that “So-and-so is highly [...] understand the concept of reality.

[4] To human beings, [reality] is that [...] absorb it. For example, when we say that we are seeing an elephant [...] disappearances, we know what we are seeing.

[5] The fundamental characteristic [...] integrate them into a whole and then say that we have seen this or that object, that we have touched or smelt this or that thing.

[6] But if the mind has a negative [...] the vibrational flow and we will say, even after seeing an elephant [...] cause us not to perceive anything.

[15] Now, what should be our final conclusion? We can say that in this world neither intellectuality [...] nothing else but spirituality.

[18] Bátul means “mad”. Pointing to the Bauls, people would say that they seem to be not really [...] Rabindranath, there is a line:

[21] What is noticeable here is that [...] Raviindra Saḿgiita, they say, “This is a song by Rabi[ndranath] Baul!”

[1] While dharma in the true sense [...] for human welfare. Needless to say, the history of all countries is replete with such examples.

[22] Here it should be borne in mind [...] Vaeśńavism] one must say “prepare” vegetables [...] the struggle for independence.

[24] Any attempt to say a word or two about Kalidas [...] point of logic in this matter.

[2] A judge asked a very simple, illiterate Ráŕhii farmer, “Well, you say that the land is yours; can you [...] there are on the land?”

[4] The farmer said, “Well, my [...] Now, without looking up, can you say how many beams and girders there are in the ceiling?”

[5] The judge said, “Who tutored you to say this?” The farmer said, [...] tutored by the lawyer as to what to say. Now I spoke just the right thing, [...] 2 )

[2] Hence the Bengalee civilization [...] left with no alternative but to say that Bengal owes that identity [...] – Bengal is nothing but Bengal.

[3] Shiva appeared after the influx [...] go by, it will not be wrong to say that the soil of Ráŕh [...] pulsation of existence. A poet says:

[1] As ancient Ráŕh is [...] of Ráŕh, we should say something about the origin of [...] is Sanskrit of foreign origin.

[2] The language in which the Vedic [...] Sanskrit and Vedic. What many people say, that the Prákrta language [...] mixture of Sanskrit and Vedic.

[8] It will be a mistake if one thinks [...] irrigation). It is needless to say much about eastern Ráŕh as it has all potential for good agriculture.

[3] I have said before and will say again now that Samatat, Vauṋgá [...] rhino, monkey and human species.

[7] There is no logic behind the contention [...] Brahmans came from outside. To say, based on imaginative stories, [...] 1 )

[10] The devotees used to say aloud: Shiva balo [“Say ‘Shiva’”]. This [...] regarded as deep-dyed Shiva areas.

[11] Human beings originated at a few [...] and which appeared later, I can say that the origin of humankind in [...] mute witness to a host of changes.

[1] Parama Puruśa is the only [...] instead of merging with Him. They say, [[“Ciinii hate cái [...] I wish to taste sugar.”]]

[11] What is vidyá and what is [...] goes in favour of the sentient, we say it is the resultant sentient principle, we say it is vidyá shakti. And [...] favour of the static principle, we say it is avidyá shakti.

[14] The Cosmological Nave is called [...] Krśńa Puruśottama, then we say it is the union of Krśńa [...] devotional principle, it is devotion.

[15] Now, one may say, “I understand everything, [...] restore an unstable equilibrium.

[21] Your progress in the realm of spirituality, [...] on His divine grace – just say His special divine grace. The Vedas say that it depends on divine grace, Guru krpá.

[22] What is krpá? You know, [...] “Oh, Ramakrishna, people say everything depends on His krpá.” [...] meaning of krpá?”

[24] And I say, that divine bliss, that divine [...] this umbrella from upon my head.

[2] The Cosmological Nave is called [...] Krśńa Puruśottama, then we say it is the union of Krśńa [...] devotional principle, it is devotion.

[1] It will be better if I say something more about Krśńatattva [...] Krśńa takes place.

[15] Parama Puruśa is maintaining [...] from Parama Puruśa. When I say, “How are you?” to [...] the same, and that is prota yoga.

[33] Suppose there are many sweets before [...] eat anything, your instinct may say that there is no harm in taking [...] associated with guiding psychic faculty.

[39] Mania (váyuroga): A person [...] illogical. For example, a person may say, “I am unwell,” when [...] caused by some mental weakness.

[2] Answer : In the case of positive [...] which are not properly developed, say in the case of boys below sixteen. [...] last take fish and meat?”

[1] 17) Question : What does archaeological history say – has there been any collective [...] Atlantis, Oceanis and Gondwanaland?

[4] If a person contracts a disease [...] quickly. In the case of cancer, say stomach cancer, certain food restrictions [...] cauliflower, cabbage, turnip, etc.

[8] 9) Question : Can you say whether micropsychic movement [...] order or of multilateral order too?

[9] Answer : Everything in this [...] circumferential style. Those microvita, or say the collective form of microvita, [...] always unilateral, not unilineal.

[31] When negative microvita devour [...] body, and so it is not proper to say that medicine cures a disease. [...] devour the negative microvita.

[14] Ans.: – For the unit mind, [...] organs. From this viewpoint one may say that the mind does not enjoy the [...] (tanmátra) of the object.

[18] Ans.: – Saguńa Brahma [...] beyond them. Thus one should not say that He is beyond the relativities [...] Thus it is more appropriate to say that He exists eternally, i.e. [...] infinite time exists within Him.

[35] Q. 26. Would it be correct to say that Saguńa Brahma is the creator of time?

[42] Ans.: – The unit mind can [...] on this unit mind. Thus we can say that Consciousness, mind and inanimate [...] degrees of Prakrti’s bondage.

[46] Q. 31 – Would it be true to say that Prakrti is the Singular Entity?

[68] Ans.: – Those who live according [...] may call this, His grace, or may say that He is happy with you. It [...] the darkness of the crude world.

[36] I did not say that this is the case with India, but India to some extent is like this. Have you understood?

[37] 10) Question: Say whether barter trade is suitable [...] developing or undeveloped country?

[38] Answer: It is suitable for a developing country, but not where the number of surplus goods – say raw materials – is limited [...] much, barter trade is not required.

[22] Question – Can you say whether PROUT is a supplement to NeoHumanism or whether Neohumanism is an appendix to PROUT?

[12] Although Puruśa Himself [...] Saḿkhya philosophy, and how can we say that this Puruśa is a mere [...] very vast, indeed it is infinite.

[17] Regarding the witness-ship of Puruśa, [...] by its inherent properties. We say that a certain substance is oxygen because it has a particular property. We say that another substance is fire [...] by their innate characteristics.

[26] The negative movement towards crudity [...] point of degradation, we often say, “Such-and-such a person [...] the seven lower realms as well.

[14] Smara nitya anityatám [...] long period. You may remain here, say, for ninety or a hundred years, or say for 150 years. Some saints like [...] limitations of time, space and person.

[42] The following publication histories [...] Shabda Cayaniká (which is to say, in the cases of all the Shabda [...] Acyutánanda Avadhúta.

[55] “They say that the women” excerpt. [...] Part 2, 1988, tr. by ÁVA.

[115] “[They say]” excerpt. Discourse in [...] Ánanda Vacanámrtam 9.

[1] In a previous chapter, “Life, [...] Citishakti is infinite, and therefore we say that it flows in a straight line. [...] will get straightened gradually.

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[5] “Veda pát́he bhavet viprah.” What should we say of intellectual hunger? Those [...] are called intellectuals, vipras.

[5] Now, this socio-sentiment, in its [...] admit the existence of nations and say that I am working for all nations, [...] internationalism is not the solution either.

[11] How does pseudo-reformist strategy [...] my opponents [revolutionaries] say is correct; but if this really [...] 1 )

[23] Who says that those creatures who [...] exist? No one has the moral right to say this. No one can dare to say that only human beings have the [...] are prone to this sort of error.

[8] The Batavia lemon [pomelo] that [...] – some people mistakenly say lebu. Kamalá in English [...] were very common in Calcutta).

[28] After the fall of Saptagrám [...] and his liberality. People still say, “If you need money, Gaorii [...] the old residents of Calcutta.

[49] Gáŕii means “that [...] gáŕii and how can we say that thick boiled milk which is [...] But we do indeed say khoyá-kśiir [condensed [...] called náráungii).

[55] Its outer meaning is: “So [...] on the tree.” Needless to say, its inner meaning is different. [...] Migdáb in Prákrta.

[67] One can also find many places in [...] raised extensively”. Let us say that in some place there are a [...] Mahiśabáthán, etc.

[73] Mung is a pulse of the tropical [...] máś kalái (in Calcutta we say biuli) is black gram; kurthii [...] “Bengal gram” for cholá.

[89] If new people make a settlement [...] Nuyávasán. Many people mistakenly say Nayávasán but this [...] “Nayágrám”.

[94] This Kerá Bengali is a blending [...] the leaders or the philologists say, I would say that since this dialect is equally [...] they should do as suits them best.

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[1] If Parama Puruśa asks you [...] will be your reply? You should say only one thing – “I [...] due to flaws in their intellect.

[10] It is possible for one and all [...] in order to reach the goal. We say that spiritual progress is effected [...] grace? Everything is possible.

[12] You should always remember that [...] that intimate relation you can say to Him, “Oh Parama Puruśa, [...] even more. Victory to you all.

[1] Voluntary fasting on certain days [...] proximity to Iishvara; that is to say, to keep one’s mind absorbed [...] and amávasyá days.

[13] Nothing would be better, if it [...] this approach? Some people may say that a day will come when, as [...] mass will have given up the ghost!

[35] Those who want to promote public [...] factories. A few optimists may say, “Under circumstantial pressure [...] situation is certainly not desirable.

[76] The more the human mind becomes [...] provincialism, etc. Often I hear people say that nationalism is an appreciable [...] other places it is less worthwhile.

[82] Many people say that divergent national interests [...] organization, or a world government. But I say this is not the only obstacle, [...] and nations will cease to exist.

[117] Honest and benevolent individuals [...] answer to this question I will say that those who are honest, who [...] such boards to contest elections.

[133] The question may arise, Is it possible [...] without struggle? In reply I will say, “Yes.” The greatest [...] ulterior motive in their minds.

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[10] Biologically this means that life [...] scope goes on increasing. So we may say that as a result of the reflection [...] mind undergoes a psychic dilation.

[4] There are three sources of relative [...] smelled, tasted or touch, they say, be accepted as something real? [...] real knowledge is not possible.

[3] Here I do not propose to say anything special about Shaeva or Shákta Tantra, but I must say something about Vaeśńava [...] blissful experiences. (If I ever say anything in the future regarding [...] present context this is irrelevant.)

[7] When a devotee advances through [...] some delicious sweets you will say, “No thank you, not now. [...] jiṋána and karma.

[8] The mind too is closely connected with those parts. So they are not correct who say that there is no need for physical [...] Regarding this the scriptures say: Sevayá.

[14] Prashnas [questions] are of two [...] pariprashna. If, on the other hand you say, “My mind is very restless; [...] you start to work accordingly.

[15] Then in the second phase the devotee [...] You boys and you girls, can you say? There is one thing wanting in [...] concluding factor for a devotee.

[16] [The best devotees say:] “O Supreme Entity, there [...] three strata of human existence.

[2] Shástra. What is shástra? [...] shástra.” Now, the shástras say:

[3] “Tava” means “Your”. [...] and is offering it. Why should he say, “Tava dravyaḿ”? [...] compounds, but not the original stuff.

[5] Now, you may say, “That mental horse is my [...] yours; you are not the creator.

[6] And actually you are not the owner either. You say, “This house is mine,” [...] is, and you will not be here to say, “This house is mine.” [...] ownership of everything lies with Him.

[10] Jiṋániis say that when everything is of His [...] what is one to offer? How can one say, “I give it to You”? [...] jiṋániis. The devotees say, “Yes jiṋánii, [...] – ‘I am’.”

[12] Now, the devotees say, “Yes, jiṋánii, [...] full of ‘I’.”

[14] “O Lord, Thou art the creator [...] with anything. In Nagpur You may say, ‘Oh, Mahámáyá, [...] mind. I offer it to Thee.”

[15] Answer: The problem can be solved through commercial transaction or barter trade. Say there is surplus food or hide [...] can be barter trade between them.

[23] Very often, ignorant of real spirituality [...] dip in sacred rivers. Needless to say this not only causes a loss of [...] pramá in the spiritual sphere.

[10] It is important to note that sattvaguńa [...] state of crudeness, that is to say, it dies. In transformation from [...] the destroyer, of Hari and Hara.

[21] The question may arise, how was [...] creator of the mind, that is to say, the mind has been formed by the [...] time. She is eternal and unborn.

[5] Where does the song end? Who can say? Who can say, my friend, who can say? Feelings swayed by melodies drift on, Heedless of any restrictions.

[4] What is a cakra? It is a collection [...] propensities can be expressed we say that the human mind is alive because [...] human mind loses its existence.

[1] The philosophers of the past used to say that human beings are rational [...] rationality. Hence, it is not proper to say that humans are rational animals. [...] past argued along these lines.

[5] There is also a great deal of difference [...] animals, I do not think that we would say that an animal is a moving plant. No, we would not say this. Likewise, we should not say that human beings are rational [...] only speciality of human beings.

[7] Besides this, plants have some [...] perform this kind of work, we can say that they have their own speciality [...] from underneath the soil.”

[20] Human beings alone have the speciality [...] Puruśa, and at the same time you say mentally, “Parama Puruśa, [...] This alone is known as service.

[1] Last night I said something regarding [...] who reach the goal. I didn’t say much regarding their movement.

[4] But how is one to move along that [...] physical entities with which, we say, human existence is closely coordinated [...] world is nothing, or those who say that a good man should keep no [...] approach with objective adjustment.

[8] In Sanskrit, Artha has got two [...] rudimental”. One man will say, “Rudimental means ‘fundamental’.” [...] are there two words? Why not just say “fundamental”? Then [...] rudimental.” Is it not a fact?

[9] Then how is that thirst to be quenched? [...] is quenched. Then one man will say that “fundamental” [...] “getting the way to Dharma.”

[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] certain propulsion, or you may say propensive propulsion. In the [...] propulsions or propensive propulsions.

[8] Ae comes after e. In Sanskrit it [...] gol tree or vice versa then we say that they have twisted things around.

[9] In the Calcutta pronunciation of [...] not as eyá. They do not say eyákádash for ekádash. [...] concords with the Aryan styles.

[11] Ninety-three percent of the Bengali [...] ánb [mango]. Many Bengalees say ám but from the standpoint [...] ámb-dá-acár. It is incorrect.

[27] In Bengali we say: ámi áshávádii [...] the way I would like it to be.

[32] If we say betár [radio] in Farsi, then in Arabic we say lásilki. Silik in Arabic [...] a little faulty pronunciation.

[18] Now let us see what happens with [...] partially pronounced thus we cannot say ul; it becomes phajalur. However, [...] shámsunnáhár.

[5] One early morning, while returning [...] loved the jackals. You used to say, ‘Mum, don’t pick all [...] as nice as them.’”

[13] The jackals were served the excellent [...] twenty-five paisa. They expected her to say, “Gentlemen, it is a great [...] obliging me in this way.”

[29] “Listen to the story,” [...] the host. ‘Watch what you say,’ cautioned the guest. ‘Eyes [...] way, even to heaven.’”

[6] To think is to speak within the [...] the final secret. What should I say? This is the greatest secret of [...] secret because all of you know it.

[13] But where such a [mentality] is [...] [doer “I”, ego], they say: “I am doing, I am giving. [...] is not the path of Neohumanism.

[16] So under such circumstances, such persons cannot say: “I am the messenger of God, and what I say is the way. And those who follow [...] they have merely confused others.

[1] Let us take the case of Párvatii. [...] case of a human girl we cannot say that. So the derivation of Párvatii [...] hill state.” So when people say that Párvatii was the daughter [...] that is, she was an Aryan girl.

[1] Last Sunday we discussed how Párthasárathi [...] it does not exist!” they say. But then they hasten to add, [...] exists in the imagination.”

[5] What is the difference between [...] difference lies in upádhi. If we say that the difference is only upádhi [...] existence of the jiivas. If we then say that the jiivas do not have this [...] different. This is surely hypocrisy.

[6] The contradictions do not end here. The propounders of advaetaváda go one step further and say that this upádhi belongs [...] has been created. But they also say, Na vastavah kashcid upadhiresah [...] about upádhi, they finally say that there is no upádhi! So you can fully understand what a great hypocrisy it is!

[10] Here they outline people’s [...] separate identities. At best we can say that the drummer is no longer [...] is no question of removing it.

[11] Still, we have to try to measure [...] Máyáváda. They say:

[15] It is the sense of duty that causes [...] consciously. This is the law. So if we say that human beings, our friends [...] remain inert and do nothing at all.

[16] Then the question arises whether [...] I will go one step further and say that they should not live either, [...] stop that breathing in and out.

[20] Obviously, in the absence of energy, [...] such thing as energy; they would say it was all Máyá. [...] illogical or irrational proposition.

[34] O human beings, be fearless. O [...] Puruśa. Such a person will say:

[1] There are many people who dislike [...] there are many people who only say that they dislike it, although [...] criticizes hero-worship just to hide it.

[20] Párthasárathi says, [...] of the universe, the person will say, “No, the total worth of [...] for Parama Puruśa.”

[12] The question may arise why Krśńa [...] social order. Wicked people will say that they do not understand such things as dharmarájya, but virtuous people will say, “The rule of moralism? [...] voiced the feelings of Duryodhana:

[6] Some people may say that Vraja Krśńa [...] Sáḿkhya philosophy to say something about Vraja Krśńa, [...] prajiṋá [intellect].

[18] So Gandhari first removed her blindfold [...] committed to dharma, she did not say, “May you be victorious,” [...] the Mahábhárata.)

[17] Shrii : Sha is the acoustic [...] vigour of their personality, we say that sha and ra are well-blended [...] that person adds it to his name.

[35] Next comes the question, what is [...] equal”]. While adoring a baby we say, “How lovely is this child! [...] exceeds that of the moon. Again we say, “How lustrous is the baby! [...] this little baby.” Or we may say, “How intelligent this man [...] Him incomparable, unparalleled.

[44] Various scriptures have laid down [...] atonement of different sins. Some say that for such-and-such sin you must atone in such-and-such way. Others say you must go to hell for this or [...] “I have only one word to say. If you walk down a road you are [...] Supreme Entity, has the right to say this. No one has ever said this in the past, nor will anyone say it in the future. If anyone claims [...] have no cause to worry.”

[45] Is this not the final answer to [...] will have to fold their hands and say unto Him,

[1] Now let us analyse whether the [...] anything, by what they did not say – one way or the other – [...] said in this regard. He once said:

[6] All dharmas have upadharmas [secondary [...] eating delicious food people often say “How good it tastes! But [...] follow their secondary dharmas.

[13] Why does he say vraja and not cala or gaccha [near [...] Krśńa to His disciples.

[21] What is this impression like? Suppose [...] rose. From a distance, one may say that the mirror is red, but is [...] or virtuous deeds and thoughts.

[14] If, moreover, the person whom you [...] four days later you are likely to say to the members of your family: [...] Parama Puruśa. You should say: “O Parama Puruśa, [...] associated with your thought processes.

[18] When the sádhaka realizes [...] directions, then he or she will not say “half of myself is caught,” rather he or she will say: Puro dhará paŕechi [...] mahimá. This is His second aeshvarya.

[19] Laghimá : Laghimá means lightness. When people grow a little older, say twenty-five or thirty years, they [...] no reason to increase His load.

[26] Prakámya : Whatever [...] illustrate this. That is why people say:

[31] Regarding Párthasárathi I will say this – human beings have [...] only path. There is no other way.

[1] You all know the meaning of nandana [...] greater wavelength, and we may say, Anukúlavedaniiyaḿ [...] happiness”]. If the reverse occurs, we say, Pratikúlavedaniiyaḿ [...] of Párthasárathi.

[16] We notice that whenever people [...] reverse approach; if, that is, you say, “I am so insignificant. [...] proper psychological approach.

[17] There are people who come to me and say, “I am a great sinner, I [...] you should go to the temple and say “O Parama Puruśa, [...] Puruśa. He or she says:

[23] At that moment the devotee likes [...] science of aesthetics. What can we say of Párthasárathi [...] Párthasárathi made it crystal-clear:

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[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] the Great”. In Sanskrit we say, Brhattvád Brahma, brḿhanattvád [...] because He makes others great.

[4] You should remember that He’s [...] the Supreme Positivity. You may say that positivity and negativity [...] Faculty, the Supreme Subjectivity.

[11] Common men, ordinary created beings, [...] drinking, sleeping, dying. They say, “O Creator, O Controller, [...] humanity, supreme divinity.”

[19] Parama Puruśa lies coverted [...] your organs see something, or, say, hear something, those waves of [...] Puruśa, is called Paramátman.

[3] The subtlest [tinge] of veracity [...] approach?” So many scriptures say so many things. So many social codes say so many things. So what is an [...] ordinary spiritual aspirant to do?

[6] “So many scriptures say so many things,” and they [...] yasya mataḿ na bhinnam.

[3] This shloka is a rk [...] pluralize rcá and say rcáyeṋ [in [...] pluralize the word santa and say santoṋ [in Hindi]. [...] “honest individuals”.

[6] Utámrtasyesháno [...] completely degenerate then people say about them that they have gone [...] meaning of this shloka .

[9] Ráma – rá plus ma . What do intellectuals say about the meaning of this word [...] ráti mahiidharah Rámah .

[23] Now the interesting thing is that [...] a sense of responsibility. They say: “How can I give you my [...] daughters without their knowledge.

[9] This creation is limited. It is [...] established with that path. Let us say a person arrives in Chiriatand [...] of Parama Puruśa .

[10] For human beings there are two [...] world. There is no external world. Say, for example, someone thinks that [...] Puruśa hears what you say. Parama Puruśa needs [...] his psychic imagination. Let us say someone, while doing gurupújá [...] to accept whatever is offered.

[3] “If the whole world treats [...] don’t actually mean what they say. That is just the expression of [...] genuine concern for the child.

[6] Just as the owners of a house can [...] body, human beings have nothing to say about it, for as they are controlled [...] the Supreme Controller Iishvara.

[29] Next comes áshaya. The principal [...] shelter. Regarding Him the scriptures say, “Nirálambamiishaḿ”; [...] microcosms, a shelter is indispensable.

[32] Parama prema svarúpa: whatever [...] Regarding any individual, we can say that he or she is such-and-such [...] but sharp-tongued, etc.”

[43] The Supreme Entity is aniirvacaniiyah [...] Parama Puruśa, the scriptures say:

[45] Human beings perform actions with [...] puffed up with vanity of knowledge, say, “Can you show us where [...] do secretly or think inwardly.

[46] He is sahasrapát – [...] degree-holder is asked, “Can you say how many houses are there in Nagpur [...] treasure of which to feel proud.

[47] Human beings can at most remember [...] just after one second. Mostly they say something or perform some actions [...] of superiority or inferiority.

[50] Those who are seated in Heaven [...] sufferings of afflicted people they will say, “Well done! as you sow, [...] the mind of Parama Puruśa.

[7] Whatever action the Cosmic Mind [...] – you will welcome him and say, “Please come, take your [...] to the extent you know, but you say inside yourself, “What a [...] acquainted but others are not.

[14] They say that wherever there is action [...] will not have to pay the interest.

[17] This world is ideational for Him [...] corrupt, will Paramátmá say that He is Akartá and hence [...] Paramarasa. This alone is a safe way.

[19] There is a particular tune, a particular [...] becomes like a lunatic. People say correctly that Rádha, hearing [...] charm of Visayarasa fades away.

[6] Saguńa Brahma has infinite [...] sons and daughters. His children say that He cannot live without loving [...] Sádháná” in Idea and Ideology, 1993)

[6] “Yogiináḿ hrdaye [...] Náráyańa says it, what should I say? We have to got to accept it.

[19] I mentioned that the mantra [...] Savitr Rk . No one should say gáyattrii mantra [...] Gáyattrii is the name of the metre.

[23] During the Middle Ages, nearly [...] Dhammat́hákur . They did not say Dharma because Dharma is Sanskrit. [...] a source of confusion”].

[4] Now, wealth or eloquence or scholarship [...] does a gopii do? He or she will say to Parama Puruśa, “Oh [...] distorted thoughts in my mind.”

[1] While moving forward and working [...] are employed in factories also say, “We cannot bear this drab [...] cynicism. At that time some one should say, “Why do you worry? You [...] become frustrated in life.”

[2] Mere movement is not the only characteristic [...] fellow humans. Thus one should say to others, “Why do you waste [...] these sorts of inspiring words.

[6] In collective life as well, a particular [...] that.” But they are unable to say, “I am this, I am that.” I hope you realize the significance of this.

[7] Now, what is essential in such a circumstance? One must say, “Do not bother about what [...] veins as flowed in theirs.”

[2] You know, knowingly or unknowingly, [...] human creation – I won’t say human civilization; human creation [...] unconsciously, goaded towards that Supreme.

[15] I should say, if the movement from the Supreme [...] “four classifications”.

[4] First “Mádhava”. [...] was – what? Who will say?

[24] Next? “Sulocaná”. [...] will become lofty. If his goal is, say, humiliating, his nature will [...] is to be suffixed to the word.

[32] [A devotee asks: “I don’t understand when you say ‘abstract form’ – I don’t understand what you mean.”]

[34] I can say, “You are a very naughty [...] you are a naughty girl, but if I say, “You are a naughty girl,” [...] follow me? That thing is abstract.

[47] Within the scope of infinite space, [...] only Desideratum, and for Him you say, Bábá náma [...] of that Singular Entity.”

[1] Today I will say something regarding the “Omniscience [...] come or all spans of the past.

[4] So, to forget or not to know the past stories of your life, say from one hundred or two hundred [...] the best secret. People will then say, “That little boy, he knows [...] that is why he knows everything.

[7] When the common point between Saguńa [...] any quinquelemental body, then we say that Táraka Brahma has [...] said regarding Him that –

[1] What is the goal of human life? [...] those occult powers [one should say], “I want Parama Puruśa, not the occult powers.” Do you follow?

[2] Mother is cooking and little baby [...] gives you a toy, what are you to say? “Oh, ah, very good, very good!” – ? No, you are to say, “I don’t want it, I want You.” What are you to say? “I don’t want the [...] powers and Parama Puruśa.

[3] What will you [looking at one particular [...] choose occult powers, for people to say, “Oh, D– is a supernatural [...] the Lord of occult powers.”

[8] Do meditation on occult powers and see if you are getting any – what shall I say – ánandam [bliss] [...] into another disciple’s lap.]

[11] Occult power is an ordinary power. [...] power is an ordinary power. People say it is supernatural. There is nothing [...] because it is a bit rare, people say it is supernatural.

[10] As they grow older and their livers [...] appetite. Then they will sorrowfully say to people that they cannot consume [...] body, causing death or paralysis.

[39] The theories of Marx and Gandhi [...] irrational and anti-human. Marxists say that revolution is the only solution [...] established according to Marxist ideals.

[1] The spiritual potentiality in all human beings is the same; it is wrong to say that one person is developed and [...] others have not aroused it yet.

[25] And where is that reflecting plate? [...] “nearest”.) It is not possible to say what your nearest point is; you [...] also to know your nearest point.

[5] I have already told that the bhaktas [...] parts. So nobody has anything to say in this regard.

[9] There was nobody so what was the [...] punished”. It was pointless to say such things because there was no-one to listen.

[10] I have already said that Parama [...] relationship there. The bhaktas say that to be alone is a very harrowing [...] returns back to Him. The Vedas said:

[13] Therefore the source of every existence [...] to nityánanda. The jiivas say, the bhaktas say, “I exist, my God exists”. [...] supreme bliss. But the monists say, “No, Brahma is true and [...] of the jiṋániis]].

[17] And those who are real bhaktas [...] Liilánanda. Some people often say:

[4] “Shuddham”. An object [...] due to changes in time. So we can say that no object of this physical [...] nothing else can be like that.

[12] Actually, Parama Puruśa never means any harm by involving someone in a particular role. Say He has involved everyone in one [...] absorbed in this liilá.

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[6] Human beings have limped forward [...] given equal justice. That is why I say that neither has justice been [...] lagged behind and help them forward.

[7] When some people started advancing, [...] this not harmful? That is why I say that there is a great need to [...] precious treasure for the world.

[17] But among those who have harmed [...] when they discover it. They will say, “You see, it seems I made [...] prestige is not injured.”

[30] There are three stages on this [...] [“What you say is just the beginning; you have [...] somewhere else, somewhere else”].

[36] Today’s humanity is in despair; [...] Neohumanistic status, they will say, “Yes, I am a Neohumanistic [...] whether I can do it or not.”

[37] Once long ago I went to Purulia. [...] inspire the world population to say, “Why not, certainly we can!”

[17] The sun may die. Other stars may [...] fresh energy to a new body. We say it is the person’s rebirth. [...] Hence He is “Rama.”

[8] “Hari”. “Pápáni [...] purify himself. But the devotee will say, “No, no, no. I will give [...] That’s why He is “Hari”.

[4] I was saying in Delhi that the [...] become God.” And devotees say, “You are the base of my [...] the other superior has no end.

[15] Hence human beings must name Parama [...] wish to address the meditated, to say something to that party. That [...] because one can’t help it.

[23] When that which should not be done [...] the father kick the child out and say that the child has committed a [...] satisfaction of Parama Puruśa.

[43] Therefore He is jvalantam, “burning”, full of energy. If you want energy, ask Parama Puruśa. Say, “I act according to your [...] perennial source of energy and power.

[44] Vishvatomukham [or sarvatomukham]. [...] anything they do from Him. If you say to somebody, “Don’t [...] Therefore He is vishvatomukham.

[55] How to pay salutations to Parama [...] to Parama Puruśa you can say anything you like – namaste, namastubhyam, namaskára. And if you do not wish to say either namaste or namaskára, [...] only a member of your own family.

[4] When human beings started their [...] It is just like sugar and water. Say there are two plus two apples. [...] simply addition like two plus two.

[3] What does Shiva have to say in this context? He says that [...] boast of their riches in the past!

[7] So bear in mind that those who [...] have one and the same father? So I say those who believe in caste, do [...] caste. The scriptures have this to say:

[16] It is true that avidyá is [...] Puruśa in love, she will say: “I will not go near that person.”

[16] But when due to disappearance of [...] When we give a club to a man, we say he is a wrestler. When we attach a kingdom to a man, we say he is a king. And when the title [...] “kingdom” is taken away, we say he is a man. There remains neither [...] is very simple. The Lord says:

[11] When a suffix is used to indicate [...] something or someone”. We say “underground” in English [...] “subterranean”. In ordinary English we can say “underground room” while in refined English we can say “subterranean chamber”. [...] began pronouncing it cembár.

[14] In English also the pronunciation [...] write “government” but say gabhmeńt́; we write “party” but say pá-á-á-t́i; similarly we write “forty” and say fa-a-a-t́i, and so on.

[23] The Sanskrit for the Bengali word [...] so on. In old Urdu one used to say laŕkiyán cáhatiin [...] to the influence of the suffix.

[2] If we try to judge the nature of [...] to describe it, we will have to say without hesitation that humanity [...] of how to build a true society.

[5] Does this forceful, dynamic movement [...] whimsical movement. Nor would I say that dynamic movement is always inspired by wisdom. But I will say this: without wisdom, it is impossible to express dynamic movement.

[7] Now the word “efficacy” [...] same way. Here I do not want to say much about the idealists, but I must say that the arguments of the materialists [...] matter. Let me elaborate this point.

[11] Only a magnanimous and pervasive [...] words, or put more simply, I wish to say that those magnanimous propensities [...] virtuous principles of morality.

[15] In the Middle Ages some selfish [...] the messenger of God. Whatever I say is a revelation from God,” [...] doctrines imposed on them in this way?

[22] Read any so-called religious book: [...] one should accept whatever people say, but surely non-acceptance and [...] cannot hold religion in high esteem.

[23] Wise people say:

[1] Once there was a Bengalee landowner [...] Urdu and Bengali. He would often say, “Kháike pánii [...] there was someone within earshot.

[5] But in the sphere of spirituality, [...] psychic world; and that is why I say that ours is a subjective approach [...] stance – that is the goal.

[10] So I must say that there is movement in the [...] [do not represent any real gain].

[31] The truth of humanity, the veracity [...] areas of expression. That is why I say that there must be guaranteed [...] or at least for one of the two.

[40] At present human beings are thinking [...] our social membership. Today we say that each and every human being will get the minimum requirements. Tomorrow we will say that the minimum requirements [...] should be more and more production.

[5] Suppose there is one face, or there [...] Entity, the Cognitive Faculty is, or say, the Causal Matrix is, the same one there are so many reflections on so many mental mirrors.

[1] The discourse is on “Microvitum, [...] hide our imperfections, we either say that it is non-existent, or in a more intelligent style, we will say it is [[an]] abstract. In this [...] periphery of our perception, we say, “It is,” and whatever [...] jurisdiction of perception, we cannot say anything. Hence, our world functions [...] but we find no alternative but to say that they are either electron [...] extra-psychic coverage, endoplasm.

[3] It is a human wont that whatever [...] particulars are not known to us, we say [[it is]] “mysterious”. So regarding these microvita, we may say it is mysterious. That is why [...] They are something mysterious.

[6] Regarding these microvita of crude [...] name “virus”. They say, “This disease is of virus [...] will be microvitum, and not virus.

[4] In a particular plexus, say in the basal plexus, the desire [...] comes from positive microvitum.

[3] If a spiritual aspirant asks for [...] siddhas. Yogis and spiritual aspirants say that sometimes during their sádhaná they see siddhas and receive direct help from them.

[10] Once Mr. Chattopadhyaya had to [...] academic pursuits. His wife – say her name was Kanika – was [...] all troubles and dangers.”

[9] I said that the influence of positive [...] static propensities. I did not say anything regarding mutative faculties [...] undergoes degradation or elevation.

[1] Microvitum is the inner secret [...] metamorphosis will take place? I would say in reply that up till now the [...] internal structure of objects.

[3] But after a chemist is acquainted [...] to use the new formula – say FeSO4 7H20 (Group A MV 20 million). Take another case, say copper sulphate (blue vitriol). [...] of microvita getting solidified.

[5] According to the modern biologist, [...] microvita age the biologist will say that the protoplasmic cells are [...] sufficient quantity. That is to say, the theory of microvita has immense [...] physical body, in a better way.

[10] Now why innumerable legs? Time, [...] But the people of Fatehgarh will say He is in Fatehgarh too because His one leg is there also.

[11] Similarly, the people of Lucknow will say His leg is here and so He is in [...] the scope of the temporal factor.

[16] Where there is expression, there [...] story of creation. It is right to say that there is Cosmic entity and [...] difficult for us to bring in ourselves.

[17] After the first phase of the saiṋcara, [...] principle. In the scripture they say that we have to lift the Kulakuńd́alinii [...] as well as ten fingers above it.

[1] Today I would like to say something regarding Macrocosmic excellence and vastness, and microcosmic limitations.

[13] Whenever something is imagined [...] created objects and hence we can say that He has His all-pervasive [...] great mystic Ramaprasad has said,

[19] He is the controller of those entities [...] some do not. That’s why I say, “O sádhakas make [...] reality all are equally dear to Him.

[21] Some sádhakas experience [...] His creation in this light will say, “Well I don’t steal, [...] selfish interests, outwardly they say they want to serve the society [...] stinking in the corner of your mind.

[4] The third is Fate. There are many [...] suffer but, at that moment one will say that because your finger came [...] action – in that case you say, it is fate, it is fate. But [...] meditation. Fight against fate.

[5] Then, some people say that these are His accidental [...] action in a very short time we say it is an accident. But actually [...] Because of our lack of knowledge, we say it is accidental. When the causal side, the causal factor is translated into action slowly, we do not say it is an accident, we say it is an incident. An accident [...] creator or the source of exaltation.

[6] Some people say, these quinquelemental factors [...] wasting their energy for nothing.

[10] The root meaning of the term bábá [...] also realize, and that is why I say, when His devotees, His children, [...] Bábá nám kevalam.

[3] Now, a human being is a small creature. [...] hard work, that person will then say: “I am feeling dizzy, I [...] one’s individual capacity.

[7] People have to move ahead. Parama [...] – in a lighter vein we may say Its “trade secrets” [...] ) has this to say: Brahmaeva gururekah náparah [“Only Brahma is the guru, no one else”].

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[14] Microvita, like energy, pass through [...] propensities. In the inference of say touch, microvita increase the [...] through which those microvita pass.

[3] The fight for prestige and supremacy [...] kśatriya groups. That is to say, although the struggle for self-existence [...] inspiration in its conquest over matter.

[6] Human beings are emotional beings. Needless to say, in the later half of the Kśatriya [...] relationships between men and women.

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[1] The world of living beings has [...] of a thing is this? Some people say, máuṋganá [...] so do not beg]. Then some other say biná máuṋge [...] drama? Táraka Brahma .

[2] Human life is an ideological flow. In the past, philosophers used to say that man is a rational animal. If you say that man is a rational animal, [...] rational. I do not accept this theory.

[4] But these common factors do not [...] plant and animal. But we can’t say that an animal is a moving plant, [...] fundamentally they have got common course.

[5] The main difference between an [...] strong is human sentiment. So, if we say that man is a rational animal, it will be just like saying that animal is a moving plant.

[7] We must not say that man is a rational animal. [...] must be maintained at any cost.

[25] Yes, one can fight. If one gets the grace of the Supreme, one can fight. Now, you can say, “This gentleman has got [...] vanity, you do not realize it.

[5] By way of illustration, suppose [...] happens to come that way. If you say to him, “Come, sir, let’s [...] attain the status of a mantra.

[8] According to one’s saḿskáras, [...] some people get angry when you say “Sitá-Rám” [...] different shabdas becomes defined.

[27] What then is to be done? The scriptures say that you do not have to exert [...] done is to use mantra caetanya.

[35] All burdens, all confusions, all [...] – remains. Because you will say, “I have surrendered everything [...] is due to this “I”.

[3] Suppose you are to undergo hard [...] labour, you did intellectual labour, say for ten or twelve hours continuously. [...] the body also. Is it not a fact?

[6] And when this witnessing faculty remains attached to a particular individual, we say it is the individual witnessing [...] jiivátmá, unit spirit.

[8] “Now on this night I won’t [...] Father also. The Supreme Father will say, “Hmm, A is thinking this. [...] Darshanas.” Nothing is a secret.

[1] The fundamental stuff is the Supreme [...] according to their wavelengths we say that this one, or this particular [...] of the vertices, and we should say that that vertex is the fundamental [...] this point starts His conation.

[6] This is different from an incarnation [...] avatara of Paramátman. You can say that the avatára is the sambhuti of Mahásambhúti.

[7] There are also so many degrees [...] to do and get things done. They say, power of Iishvarakot́i is a hundred times more than that of jiivakot́i.

[16] This sort of cowardliness entered [...] your weapons, go and fight and say to yourselves “Victory to the Lord” – this alone is the practical approach.

[25] Let’s take yet another instance [...] Yudhisthira on the battlefield to say, “Ashvatthama hatah,” [...] fulfilled, He did all these things.

[3] The common man is guided by intellect [...] all inborn instincts, or you may say inborn rights. In case of some [...] knowledge is intuitional knowledge.

[7] What is samyak darshana ? [...] In the later Sanskrit, you may say Demi-Sanskrit – it is another [...] 1 )

[12] Now samyak darshana means [...] ocular vision also. You must not say that somebody is a sinner. Just [...] properly”, in proper style.

[13] Then samyak saḿkalpa . Philosophers and logicians of the past used to say that man is a rational animal; [...] because there is no mobility in them.

[22] Then samyak smrti . What [...] your own experience, then you will say, “I have forgotten. I do not remember.”

[8] Shrutayo vibhinnáh. Now, [...] supporters of each and every scripture, say, “Ours is the message of [...] should try to block this progress.

[9] But scriptures vary from one another. And the supporters of each and every scripture say, “Ours is the message of [...] messages of that Supreme Being.

[10] But what is a common person to do? Whom to follow? In a particular scripture it will say that during meditation a person, a sádhaka, should be facing east. Another scripture will say no, a sádhaka should be [...] problem, a very knotty problem!

[18] “I exist”: this “I” [...] “exist”, we indirectly say, “I exist in the world, [...] “I” is the subtlest mind.

[2] In the initial stage, in the first [...] human being. And that is why I say that living beings and particularly [...] the mind has the dominant role.

[24] When a particular group, motivated [...] by hollow vocal sentiment. They say: “Let us stop the use of [...] moment you can load the cannon.

[4] I will therefore only tell you [...] movement forward. What more should I say? I have nothing more to say.

[3] The sádhaka who looks at [...] the two is better is difficult to say because without both of these [...] stance] of Parama Puruśa.

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[2] In this universe, both mundane and supra-mundane, or say, physical and metaphysical, we [...] immortal. Kśara is mortal.

[5] This world is a divine play of [...] away sins of others. People may say, “Parama Puruśa is [...] He asks bhaktas to do so, they say, “O Náráyańa! [...] “Amrtákśarah Harah”.

[6] What is dogma? Dogma is a preconceived [...] cannot freely function. Some people say, “All right, we may not [...] liberation of the human intellect.

[7] Some people say that both sannyasins (renunciates) [...] sannyasins and the householders?

[21] Maethilii literature is nine hundred [...] them dialects then I would have to say that they have no acquaintance [...] praise they might have received.

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[4] The verbal root ku can [...] the sherbet”, you simply say, uṋ-uṋ-uṋ-uṋ [...] the articulation of such sounds.

[27] This raising of the kulakuńd́alinii [...] struggle is huḿ (we say rańahuḿkár [...] of human life lies hidden.

[37] Many of you must know that [...] ascetics of ancient times used to say that pratyaváya [...] mahápátaka .

[65] Of those customs – shaeva, [...] abolish this odious custom. I would say that it was not proper for Manu to support this custom.

[67] Kuka + bhá + d́a [...] hearing a song once or twice you can say, “I have understood the [...] familiarize myself with it.”

[69] Kuk + urac = kukura . Etymologically [...] Saramá . Someone may say, “The name of the wife of [...] Rámáyańa was a demon, not a woman.

[82] The dog has been a companion [...] dogs. In northern India some people say: “Only one who is a dog [...] is called kuttá.

[146] The second meaning of kuiṋja [...] express the meaning – one must say then, parvata kuiṋja – a range of mountains or hills.

[8] One meaning of the word ra [...] horse to move forward. They used to say “ra-ra-ra” [...] called ratha [chariot].

[27] Normally the basil with larger-sized [...] leaves – whitish-green you can say. Its scent is weaker but its wood is relatively stronger.

[49] The word cábi [...] For instance, even now we often say cábikát́hi [...] the key is mine”.

[54] Kud́ + yac = kud́ya. [...] dyál) . The common folk of Bihar say diivál (pronounced [...] or prákára .

[56] The other meaning of kud́ya [...] is fashionable now to write or say tadanta kamishan for “enquiry [...] so many words. For this we can say kud́ya or kud́yakarańa [...] Vimánapota-kud́ya.

[80] I was traveling from Máju [...] of you know our Manimohana. We say about people who are artful talkers [...] the case of Manimohana I would say that puffed rice coated with raw [...] palm raw sugar of Kolaghat.

[104] “Yes, you can say that”, I told him, “but what are you doing now?”

[114] “He may trouble you, but what do the peons and orderlies say?”

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[7] A question may arise whether the [...] stops functioning. So when people say that there is a ghost in such-and-such [...] disembodied mind can never function.

[37] In this connection I am reminded [...] “Because while blessing you they will say, ‘Shatáyurbhava’. [...] What a dangerous thing”!

[18] Kur + kvip + para = kurpara [...] So you must be careful when you say or write the word.

[96] We can also derive the word [...] the Vasu family,” we may say “he belongs to the Vasu kula ”.

[97] The second meaning of the word [...] original Bengali community, we can say that the Báuriis and Cákmás belong to the native Bengali kula .

[98] The third meaning of the word [...] the Kayastha community, we can say that ́the Áditya kula is a branch of the Kayastha community.

[99] Kula also means jháṋk [...] birds is flying towards us, we may say that a kula of birds is [...] joined the shoal”, we can say, “the kula of anabas joined its own kula ”.

[100] Kula also means “group” [...] tending a herd of buffaloes, one can say that the herdsman is tending a kula of buffaloes.

[101] Kula also means “multitude” [...] saw the tiger approaching, we can say that the kula of jackals fled away when they saw the tiger approaching. We can also say that a kula of bees came, attracted by the honey.

[59] If a little boy is educated he will be able to say many things, but by the sound [...] speak everything it is trained to say. But if we listen closely we can [...] also called kumára .

[9] If we use the word kulya in feminine gender, that is, if we say kulyá (declined [...] Kalindii also is kulyá .

[24] The word kulyá [...] elaborating on this, it is necessary to say a word or two about the relationship between human beings and medicine.

[48] a) Kulyam refers to any [...] pain in any bone, one can freely say, “I feel pain in this [...] or kulyam cannot be used.

[51] d) You are walking along the [...] Class in Economics.” Then you say, “Goodness gracious! You [...] neuter form can be used for this.

[55] It is good to remember in this [...] etc. For instance, if you want to say, “there are all kinds of [...] garden”, then you can easily say, “there are all kinds of kava and kuva in the garden”.

[64] Ku + vraj + d́a [...] It looks very pleasing. You may say that since the branches are swaying [...] “tree” or “timber”

[6] Those who used to run the catuspáthiis, [...] it unconditionally. That is to say, no strings were attached to praise [...] accommodation were called Kulapati.

[11] If you use this word kulaka [...] pigeon-peas do. Many knowledgeable people say that the addition of poppy seeds [...] pośita-kulakaḿ .

[15] If there is more than one stanza [...] “arranged in layers”, one can say, “arranged in stavakas [...] petal”. There is a Sanskrit verse:

[61] The intense kulála [...] ponder the issue carefully. I can say, without showing the slightest [...] stirring the collective consciousness.

[96] How advantageous this kuliina system was, it is difficult to say. But its main disadvantage was [...] cannot bode well for any community.

[101] The word kuliina can [...] of financial superiority we can say arthakaoliinya .

[4] Kuś +ksi = kukśi [...] kukśi will no longer exist. We say that a crocodile has devoured [...] kukśigata ; the i remains.

[21] When they accidentally come [...] She will immediately jump up and say: “I have barely turned eighty; [...] are kutanu for each other.

[74] “What eighty-seven generations [...] make me happier? That is why I say that this rascal is Hirańyakashipu’s son Pellád, Hirańyakashipu’s son Pellád.”

[2] It will be better if I say something more about Krśńatattva [...] attracted to do sádhaná.

[9] At that time one does not think at all about what people will say. One knows only that “I and my Iśt́a exist.”

[16] In Vaishnavite philosophy the controlling [...] another Krśńa. You may say, “Puruśottama, Parama [...] from these?” No, He is not.

[19] Everything is created by Parama [...] factors, and He will come. He will say, “I will awaken the práńa [...] waste this valuable human life.

[5] You know, for each and every entity [...] divine body, and that’s why I say each and every existence is the [...] ignored. You are all divine children.

[10] Perhaps you wanted that He should [...] intelligent spiritual aspirant will say: “I want you, I do not want [...] intelligent spiritual aspirant will say: “I do not want anything from you, I want you.”

[11] There is a story that once Rama [...] intelligent spiritual aspirant say? He will say, “I do not want anything [...] pleasure is called gopa in Sanskrit.

[15] Kansa also looked upon Parama Puruśa [...] followers of Krśńa would say, “Ka is for ‘Krśńa.’” [...] Parama Puruśa as his enemy.)

[20] Sárśt́hi [...] very tenuous. Otherwise how can I say that I have become one with You? [...] I enjoy the taste of it?”

[4] Suppose you see something and take [...] sitting nearby, but you will surely say, “Wait a bit, please. Let [...] science is different from this.

[28] Many people come to me and say, “Bábá, we [...] Vrindavana and the spiritual Vrindavana.

[2] We started our discussion about [...] use a short pronunciation I will say agni-miilre; if a long pronunciation, I will say agni-mii-i-lre; if a prolonged pronunciation, I will say agni-mii-i-i-lre. [...] sound, and is called prapatti.

[12] Má phaleśu kadácana [...] loan after a long time, however, say a few years, you will have to [...] change in the temporal factor.

[14] Here you should remember one thing. [...] bonus…’ – they have no right to say all these things.”

[16] Is this in agreement with prapatti [...] that the body is a machine, we can say that He has been kind enough to [...] spirit of prapatti in using them.

[8] Common people cannot understand philosophical intricacies. Someone will say “a” [as in “what”], someone else will say “a” [as in “cat”], [...] has a different pronunciation.]

[10] Maharshi Kapila came much later [...] Sáḿkhya philosophy, Kapila did not say anything about Parama Puruśa, [...] Iishvara.” This much only Kapila said.

[11] This exposition of Sáḿkhya [...] said, “Sorry, I can’t say any more than what I have already said.”

[12] Some of the people then began to [...] entity than Janya Iishvara. Thus to say anything about Janya Iishvara [...] periods. People began to boldly say, “No, Kapila is not right – he is wrong in his philosophical assertions. How could he say anything about the Creator, without [...] prapatti], as it is called today.

[19] The word prapatti is derived pra [...] and every action. Thus we should say, “O Lord, Thy will be done. [...] reflected in a modern Bengali song:

[23] Vraja Krśńa does not say anything verbally about prapatti, [...] float in the stream of devotion.

[25] Thus human beings advanced and [...] the Boundless Entity. That is to say, the music emanating from Krśńa’s [...] out and starts running after Him.

[4] [I say firmly that one must forsake the company of dishonest persons.]

[15] This physico-psychic knowledge [...] job of the wise. It is better to say, “I do not know anything.”

[5] Suppose some one says, “I [...] Out of the blue (phat), we cannot say anything. Before deciding we shall have to ponder very deeply.

[6] I shall conclude the subject with [...] transformed into action. That is to say, the though process was made to [...] before performing the action. We can say that such and such person is doing [...] biija “phat” mantra.

[22] In ancient times people used to say that there is another reason for [...] is kit́ibha .

[73] By mixing mercury and sulphur [...] particular temperature. We can say that Sir P. C. Roy made a fine [...] word kiila in this case.

[76] One meaning of the word [...] experiences of previous births. So we can say that a creature exists in the [...] saḿskára of previous births.

[83] The tall poles or posts that [...] can be used. For example, we say electric kiila to mean [...] báti-kiila for a lamp post.

[125] Once Mr. Subodh Ganguly, a very [...] “Well, Mr. Mukherjee, you say that monkeys are very intelligent. Why don’t they wear shirts and pants like us?”

[4] Why does He come there? “I [...] Parama Puruśa cannot say this. He will have to sit there, [...] removing worldly difficulties.

[8] That is why I say that it is imperative for every [...] blessing will always be with them.

[9] This [[position]] of the hand [downward] [...] like this. Is it not a fact? We say, “Raise the hand,” [...] and this is mental [90 degrees].

[15] Everything started from that Parama [...] here or here or here. So I may say, rather, we may say, our movement is a movement from [...] relish it? Is it a palatable dish?

[20] Now what is spirituality? Spirituality [...] moving like this, when you are in, say, the inanimate stage – stone, [...] goaded by instinct, inborn instinct.

[21] You know the octopus, an aquatic [...] it looks like a spider, you may say water-spider. The octopus is an aquatic animal.

[22] I say that below the level of human [...] recently it was a wild animal.

[26] Now, the movement is like this, [...] eat it. Because the octopus will say: “No, no, no, this animal [...] instinct, but a man by intellect.

[4] You see, there are merits and demerits [...] Suppose Mr. X is durjana for Mr. Y. Say, he has got merit worth 20 points [...] more than your resultant merit.

[10] “Bhaja sádhu samágamam”. [...] another man has a resultant merit of, say, 60 points. Having 60 points of [...] enjoying the company of sádhus.

[2] To give an example, suppose a person [...] person’s nose. The person will then say, “Give me a cup, too.” [...] that association has on the mind.

[7] In the Sanskrit language, mudrańam [...] in Bengali]. By mistake people say pustak mudrita kará. In [...] mudráunkita kará.

[8] All those Sanskrit-descended languages [...] way it’s been done”. I say, even if Roman script is used [...] languages and adopted-descendants.

[26] Kaca + purii = kacapurii → [...] is fried in oil. We won’t say d́álluchi, we say d́álpurii.

[34] Kat́h + inac = kat́hina [...] Shershahabad Bengali, some people say about naughty or mischievous boys: [...] kat́hin with its proper meaning.

[56] Earlier I said that kad means “to [...] railway timetables are kada, I cannot say, but I would guess that they are either not kada or are making efforts not to be.

[89] “There was nothing I could say or do. Helplessly, I jumped down from that doorless compartment onto the station platform. I say ‘jumped’ because there [...] them out to light their ovens.

[95] “ ‘That we can’t say,’ they replied, ‘but [...] our feast here.’ ”

[109] “Why do you say that?” I asked.

[134] “ ‘Do what I say,’ replied Brahmá. [...] lovely succulence.’ ”

[35] There are some people who are [...] other. Such a person would sometimes say, “Today it is very cold,” or sometimes would say, “Today I have caught a cold,” or again at another time would say, “Today I am in a great [...] people should be bathed by force.

[55] The time taken by the earth [...] part. Accordingly we sometimes say “northern tilt” [summer [...] to present it symbolically, we say that the sun is in the Tropic [...] these are kálas .

[60] Every manifested object of [...] tall tree falls down and dies, we say, “Climbing the tree was his kála .”

[11] 3) The third meaning of the word [...] in spoken Bengali. In Bihar we say nuḿgá, and in north India, cithŕá.

[96] 4) When, after dividing something, [...] cognitive counterpart; moreover we can say that the known remains non-existent. [...] it has been said in the Shruti:

[113] 12) The twelfth meaning of the [...] kalyam. Bear in mind that we only say kalyam for the morning portion [...] “the day after tomorrow” we say parashva (parshu). This “tomorrow [...] and its form also becomes kalyam.

[154] I was sitting on the western bank [...] philosophy of Kapil. Kapil didn’t say anything clearly one way or the [...] openly acknowledged His existence.

[206] 2) The second meaning of the word [...] no surrounding moat or ditch, we say “he has crossed over the ditch” when someone passes a little out of reach.

[210] Often social miscreants or people [...] The people of north India used to say hávelii – in certain [...] the substantive sharáfat.

[232] 5) The thorn-apple flower (datura) is Shiva’s favourite – many people say this, but although the thorn-apple [...] fruit” because it is attractive.

[242] For the second line some people say:

[1] The last two weeks we discussed [...] certain characters. That’s why I say that the war of the Mahábhárata was not a natural war, it was something well thought out.

[10] Then Parasurama said to him, “Since [...] this point, it is difficult to say who of the two is greater. But [...] which Bhisma didn’t have.

[25] No one can say that Draopadi was a sinful lady; [...] are sure to acquire some virtue.

[34] This is why, people say, when the Pandava brothers and [...] fell down and subsequently died.

[7] Everything is the expression of [...] the path of action. The workers say “Karma Brahmeti Karma Bahu [...] it in detail on some other day.

[2] I regret to say that the cure for cancer invented [...] for diabetes came floating down.

[1] At this stage, it is nearly impossible to say with certainty to whom Lord Shiva [...] dogmas, killed her in an inhuman way.

[11] The name of the great sage Kańáda [...] fundamental theory. He was the first to say, Kárańábhávát [...] Mukundaráma writes:

[25] [That is to say, as the result of the combination [...] ingredients such as leaven, grapes, etc.]

[49] So you understand that kárańa [...] use the word without a prefix, we say by mistake srjana, srjanii [...] word srjana , understand?

[50] When, in the process of fragmenting [...] kárańa , but if we want to say something about the condition [...] kárańáyudha [causal component].

[62] Before an action is carried [...] opposite the phenomenal effect. If we say that falsehood is the noumenal [...] kárańa is particularly valuable.

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[23] I have said it earlier, and even then I say it again – the small bird [...] kálipakśii .

[24] The melon having a very black skin is also called káli . You do not have to say káli- melon; just [...] this melon is still available.

[42] You know that the peak of ascent [...] apakáśt́há . To say that “He has shown the [...] )

[67] He responded: “You know for certain that in western India people say, Jaenu cuńá má [...] money on sweet packets.”

[103] Akalmand responded, “Look, in this respect I have a few words to say. First, you should never compare [...] even that does not matter.”

[107] Akalmand replied, “What [...] error. That is the reason why I say that the educational system must be overhauled”.

[122] I said, “Do you mean to say that owing to our lack of education, [...] goddesses are not really clubs?”

[125] He declared, “People who [...] club-gourds in their hands want to say, ‘O humans! Without wasting [...] you immense good!’”

[135] Akalmand retorted, “What does your linguistics say, or philology or phonetics?”

[3] 1) A particular fraction or arc [...] sky meets the earth, but, if we say “eastern horizon” it can refer to the entire eastern sky. However, in Bengali we say púrva kakubh for where [...] on. You can use this word freely.

[5] 3) The third meaning of the word [...] [kanakacampaka] flowers, that is, if we say simply kakubh rather than [kanakacampaka]-kakubh, it means a bunch or cluster of [kanakacampaka].

[61] In olden times, when those people [...] call of others, the people used to say about them: “the fellow [...] someone’s game-ball.”

[69] By adding ac to the root verbs [...] [lalát́a]. In Sanskrit, if we say kapála, we do not mean exactly the same thing as when we say lalát́a. However [...] “head”. For example, to say “I have a headache” [...] “head”, not “forehead”.

[116] Arúp said, “At Khayrásol [...] five to seven per cent. That is to say, in the upper reaches there is [...] merely a kingdom of poppies!”

[134] I got off the train at Muzzafarpur [...] death. What happened next we cannot say, for we both became unconscious.

[147] By adding ka to the word kaparda [...] “cowrie shell”. If we say that someone is kapardakahiina [...] don’t have any rags at all.

[40] You have seen that in order [...] pieces of paper together I can say, “I have fastened two papers together with a káiṋcana.”

[73] It is said that khosámod [...] tośámod . The scriptures say that a flatterer degenerates at [...] travelling). This reminds me of a story.

[76] Immediately the king rejected [...] rejected him as well. Needless to say, he did not get the job.

[87] So, you can understand that [...] also means a clown. When we say, ár bháṋŕámi’ [...] bhańd́ámi or pretension.

[105] The wife flared up: “What? Who has the guts to say that I won’t perform the [...] casually with minimum fanfare.”

[106] The wife shouted back, “How dare you say that! Doesn’t my house have [...] obsequies in a befitting manner.”

[115] In North India the word kátara [...] kátaratá . But it is better not to say káyaratá , [...] but it is better not to do it.

[11] Neither ráhu nor ketu is [...] people mean ráhu when they say ka. There is no objection if someone [...] ráhu; kabandha means ketu.

[47] The meaning of the root verb kap/kamp [...] fear or confusion then we will not say that it is naturally trembling. [...] it some alliterative sweetness.

[57] 8) The eighth meaning of the word [...] first person singular we don’t say kambala, but rather kambalam. [...] kambalam. The poet Kabir has said:

[65] 4) Kambu means “an ornament [...] for bracelet is karakambu. If we say only kambu then it means a jewel-inlaid [...] kambu means “bracelet”.

[107] The English word for kuiṋjo, [...] hexagon has seven sides. Can you say how many sides there are in a [...] sides – inside and outside.

[122] When we say kot́ika-family birds, what [...] being, slaughtered by human beings.

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[3] Many people say, “When human beings possess [...] more accessible to the human race.

[7] Thus my opinion is that no innocent person should have the opportunity to think or say, “Although I am innocent, [...] of a defective judicial system.

[14] Judges can rarely say with total conviction that one [...] arguments of experienced lawyers.

[20] However, no matter what efforts [...] final word. So I am constrained to say that if there is any doubt at [...] no punishment should be given.

[36] If “a life for a life” [...] justice, then there is nothing more to say. But remember that born criminals [...] indicative of a developed civilization.

[64] Suppose a teetotaller mixes regularly [...] His or her drinking friends will say, “We don’t want you [...] cause of his or her degeneration.

[80] On the subject of corrective measures [...] figurehead; he or she has nothing to say or do. Psychologists and sociologists [...] remote and unattainable dreams.

[88] If a person who is not actually [...] the crime to others. They will say, “I dragged the person away [...] innocent person will be punished.

[121] Increasing the number of judges [...] used to inhale snuff. Needless to say, whoever passed sufficient money [...] not as a feature of modern life.

[2] What is death? When we fail to [...] and the succeeding form, then we say that the preceding form has undergone death.

[3] Suppose you return to some village [...] five-year-old boy. Then you may say that the form of this boy of five died, but not that the boy died.

[15] [At the end of the discourse Bábá [...] One, know all… or should we say, “No one knows all” [...] the room amid namaskárs.]

[40] According to Ananda Marga, this [...] as a passing show. But we cannot say it is an illusion. The universe lives through change.

[14] The second category is jaeva dharma [...] go beyond those codes. You may say that those codes are vastu shástra. [...] those shástras [scriptures].

[19] This Bhágavata Dharma differentiates [...] that he or she is a beast. But I say that he or she is worse than a [...] animal”], but worse than an animal.

[25] From bhaga we say bhagya or “fortune”. [...] became bahadhara in old Persian.

[32] Then there is another word, yasha; [...] opponents. The Iyers in South India will say, “Oh! Lord Shiva was great;” the Iyengars will say, “No, Lord Shiva was not [...] Krśńa’s time there was polarization.

[38] “Átmajiṋánam [...] shadow of knowledge, or you can say the umbra and penumbra of knowledge; hence they are not proper jiṋána.”

[40] Whenever you come in contact with [...] by those entities, then we will say that that sádhaka has established [...] this bhaga is Bhagaván.

[1] And the idea functioning behind [...] devotion. In the practical field, I say that both salvation and devotion [...] physicality and intellectuality.

[3] Once I said that if a man thinks [...] him “O gentleman, can you say how many bricks there are in this [...] within the scope of geography.

[7] What is static devotion? You say: “O Lord, O Náráyańa, [...] Náráyańa.

[1] Now I am leaving this country, [...] successful. I have got nothing more to say. Peace be with you.

[2] My sons and my daughters, I have one more thing to say. I do not belong to heaven. What [...] a single sentence: I am yours.

[19] The supporters of political isms [...] of their ism. We can therefore say without any doubt that they are under the evil influence of the static force.

[21] So, what is people’s duty? [...] birth and death, so how can we say that the physical body is a permanent [...] scope of time, space and person.

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[8] Cańd́iká shakti [...] Puranic Shákta Cult. We shall say more about Puranic Shákta [...] 1 )

[1] From the study of history, it is [...] Atharva – long afterwards, say about 3500 years ago – were [...] Sámaveda itself is not a Veda.

[2] Sadáshiva was born at a [...] after Shiva. Thus we can generally say that the Vedas and Tantra exercised [...] at the time of the Atharvaveda.

[3] The external form that was given [...] one teacher or muni [seer] would say one thing, and another muni would say something else.

[23] Tárá has no relation [...] she is the wife of Shiva. I shall say something more about Tárá later, when I discuss Sarasvatii.

[24] Then comes Śod́ashii, the third deity. In this connection, let us say something about biija mantra [acoustic [...] Káli-káyae namah.

[1] It is said, “Saḿghe [...] an organized body. That means to say people should live unitedly. Why? [...] never lost their collective spirit.

[50] Success and fulfilment in life [...] intellectual capacity. The wise say that such people are no better [...] Narottamdás Thákur also said,

[9] In Saḿskrit, every word [...] the meaning as per common use. Say, paiṋcánana. Paiṋcánana [...] Bhávárúrhártha is “not fixed”.

[5] Qualified spiritual teachers are [...] view of the world. Rather they say, “Well in spite of having [...] cannot be attained by such people.

[17] The sages of the Upanishads say,

[20] How can one know the Átmá? [...] is well-versed in geography will say that they are two different local names of the same Indian ocean.

[12] Now you see, instinct is generally [...] animals, and suppose the scriptures say, “O human being, those animals [...] not to be guided by any dogma.

[13] Again, if some scriptures say, “You will have to do penance [...] is what the scriptures enjoin.

[14] Again, some scriptures say quite properly, “Have mercy on all living beings.”

[19] If even a young boy says something [...] mean, selfish person? And if they say or argue that if the animals are [...] against innocent goats?”

[8] “We’ve heard humans pretend to be hungry even when their stomachs are full. They say, ‘Oh, we haven’t eaten [...] touch water for many days, and say, ‘We just had a bath even though we are suffering from the flu’”.

[3] Having done this, they will say in their mother tongue or in a [...] entered our society today.”

[30] Within the confines of the physical [...] abhiiśt́a). For example, we can say “he has come to Calcutta [...] [abhiiśt́a].”

[40] By adding the suffix t́hak [...] next world]. It is more correct to say atra tiśt́ha than [...] ancient times as an indeclinable.

[45] I remembered how much Dulu used to love me. While we were young he used to say that our relationship was just [...] will pale by comparison.”

[60] “Quite well, as good as can [...] seems to me. Didn’t the poet say: ‘If I die in such moonlight it is good; such a death is as good as heaven’.”

[77] Iyat means “this much” just as kiyat means “how much”. If we want to say “this amount” (ei parimáń) we can say iyat parimáń, just as we can say kiyat parimáń for [...] has been added to make it a noun.

[25] And for spiritual progress, the [...] will not be meaningful. So we can say that an intelligent person should [...] way. This is what human life is.

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