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[15] Dharmasaḿsthápanártháya sambhavámi yuge yuge. Sthápana means “setting something up at a particular place”, [...] you, so your victory is assured.
[4] The sun was slowly setting…;
[4] [In the sunrise of the first day, [...] Years and years passed by. The setting sun of the last day repeated the [...] you?” Still there was no answer.]
[72] By power of expression I do not [...] stirring call to the people and, setting aside all the garbage of impurities [...] pioneers on the path to fulfilment.
[14] There may be a temporary solution [...] dividend out of the net profit, setting apart some amount for reserve [...] will change with the moving world.
[12] D́áhá here [...] drums were being beaten during the setting of the city limits during the [...] Vaeshnava saints of that place.
[16] [The question arose in my mind. [...] you? There was no answer. The last setting sun repeated the last question [...] And again there was no answer.]
[7] He was walking towards the hill, [...] the lake’s shadowy water and setting leaves trembling. A shiver arose [...] wafted to my ears – ha ha ha!
[8] The eleventh story of Strange Experiences [...] grandparents in Vaidyavatii is the setting for the twelfth story, which he [...] taken place between 1939 and 1941.
[96] For instance, when a man sets fire to a house, there may be a reason behind his setting the fire, but to the immediate [...] to appear to be the main causes.
[96] For instance, when a man sets fire to a house, there may be a reason behind his setting the fire, but to the immediate [...] to appear to be the main causes.
[1] In the intellectual sphere, the [...] of great personalities and the setting of a clear demonstration to humanity [...] Mahábhárata are factual.
[3] Shakuni : A certain part [...] village who get a crude pleasure in setting people against one another. Shakuni [...] victorious. And that’s why by setting the Kaoravas against the Pandavas [...] always triumphs, not duplicity.
[4] Both Vardhaman Mahavir and Buddha [...] penance and karma sannyása [setting Supreme Consciousness, and not [...] Later he passed away in Kushinagar.
[1] 1. Forgiveness. 2. Magnanimity [...] behaviour. 7. Moral courage. 8. Setting an example by individual conduct [...] 15. Sense of responsibility.
[2] Rather than trying to give equal [...] society. This should be done by setting aside some wealth for those with [...] go against the common interest.
[118] Kumbha also means one’s [...] nickname is used in the household setting, no one apart from family members, [...] or the kumbha name.
[1] The last two weeks we discussed [...] the masses. The events and the setting were all nicely planned out, just [...] was something well thought out.
[9] The sun was sinking below the horizon; [...] thought about these things before setting out.” But that was exactly what she hadn’t done.
[47] Fish-Eating Ghost replied: “You [...] of owls is audible, in that very setting, sitting on the top branch of [...] fall asleep immediately.”
[21] Many people criticize this path [...] práńáyáma, how will they find time for setting an example for others?
[3] Some people use the word stimita [...] decaying light of the astamita [setting] sun. Those who helped to make [...] about the village opera party:
[1] You shall not take into account the dates and stars while setting out on a journey. You may, as [...] which is truly contrary to nature.
[20] [Kárttik is the last month of the year, not an auspicious time for setting out for father’s house.]
[69] For example, no one shall accumulate [...] limit in all spheres. Even after setting a limit for land, property etc., [...] individual’s happiness and comforts.
[71] That is why I said that the society may help individuals to be established in aparigraha by setting a standard in certain spheres [...] ultimately depends on the individual.
[43] Now following King Kaḿsanáráyańa’s [...] was always held within a family setting.
[44] At that time some twelve friends [...] Previously it had been held in a family setting, but now it became collective. [...] everyone could take part in it.