Se > References for ‘severely’

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Water Conservation (1)

[8] Another cause of environmental [...] Moreover, the unfilled cavities can severely weaken the surface structure of the earth, causing whole regions to collapse.

Various Occupations (2)

[10] If supporting the guilty is an [...] duty to see that a person is not severely punished for a small crime. It [...] group of intellectuals in society.

[39] But to become mechanical due to [...] bloodsuckers, the public often severely criticizes the government. However, [...] cases this is not the problem.

Two Wings – Excerpt H (1)

[1] In Sanskrit suppression is called [...] Gradually the psychic structure is severely damaged, and finally the mind [...] psychology and an inferiority complex.

The Vipra Age (1)

[225] Almost everywhere in the world [...] he or she does something which severely undermines the interests of the [...] may at any time be endangered.

The Physical, Psychic and Spiritual Strata (1)

[8] And what about the psychic sphere? [...] and afflictions will not be as severely painful as before; with the blessing [...] one should not worry about it.

The Macrocosmic Stance and Human Life (1)

[19] Lost in blind pursuit for finite [...] understand that heavy drinking severely damages the liver: an opium addict [...] wrongly thinks sorrow is happiness.

The Liberation of Intellect (1)

[13] Can Parama Puruśa ever decree [...] progress and social advancement was severely hindered in many countries.

The Faculty of Knowledge – 4 (1)

[14] As I have already mentioned, when [...] Satyasarai, and on Sunday a shoemaker severely assaulted a saintly person with [...] “tion”. Consider the Bengali poem:

Talks on Prout (2)

[19] The Zamindary or landlord system has been severely criticized because it suffered [...] revenue they paid to the government.

[55] Artificial sterilisation means [...] eunuch. According to PROUT only severely handicapped people and born criminals should be sterilised.

Talks on Bengal – Excerpt A (1)

[7] In West Bengal there has been relentless [...] rural economy of Samatat is being severely exploited by the outsiders. 60% [...] of the inhabitants of Samatat.

Suppression, Repression and Oppression (1)

[19] Repression directly affects the subconscious mind. Gradually the psychic structure is severely damaged, and finally the mind [...] change in the psychic structure.

Social Justice (1)

[22] However, there are people who, [...] ability to work strenuously is severely restricted. These points must not be overlooked.

Science and Population Control – Excerpt D (1)

[3] “Artificial sterilization” [...] eunuch. According to Prout only severely handicapped people and born criminals should be sterilized.

Sambhúti and Mahásambhúti (1)

[28] The face on the extreme left is [...] such a thing? I will punish you severely.” Thereafter it punishes [...] of Dakśińeshvara.

Rudra (1)

[14] The face next to the extreme left is Kálagni. It threatens severely but does not actually punish.

River and Civilization – Excerpt B (1)

[68] No sooner had I finished reading [...] confirmed, but the dead bodies were so severely burned that identification is [...] Calcutta, a Sri Arúpratan Mitra.

Párthasárathi Krśńa and Bhaktitattva (Discourse 23) (1)

[8] Whatever has been said so briefly [...] spiritedness. When necessary He severely admonished them, saying Klaevyaḿ [...] whom but Him will people revere?

Our Social Treatise (1)

[29] 2) Discipline . Throughout [...] behaviour by a handful of people severely disrupts the lives of others. [...] indiscipline can hardly be contemplated.

“Mucyate Bhavabandhanát” (1)

[10] There is another type of complex [...] he may rebuke me severely. How can I go and stand before [...] through the person’s mind.

Leucoderma (White Leprosy) (1)

[2] Leucoderma, though identified as [...] seven elements of the body, and severely affects the entire body and mind [...] and fat – become disturbed.

Kámbal to Kárańa (Discourse 22) (1)

[52] There was a time when, due [...] harm to the body and damages it severely. Everything has bright and dark [...] reason, wine must be forsaken.

Kakubh to Kavaśńa (Discourse 17) (1)

[138] No sooner had I finished reading [...] confirmed, but the dead bodies were so severely burned that identification is [...] Calcutta, a Sri Arúpratan Mitra.

Justice (2)

[108] If the concept of virtue and vice [...] corrective measures into the law will be severely limited and restricted, and this will severely retard the dynamism of that society, [...] alterations and additions to legal codes.

In the Land of Hat́t́amálá Part 1 (1)

[233] Ekanore said: “Yes, condensed [...] prince, that we once had such a severely cold winter that everything was [...] pocketed 500,000 rupees.”

Fight Against All Dogmas – Excerpt C (1)

[3] Can Parama Puruśa ever give [...] advancement in many countries was severely hindered.

Economic Self-Sufficiency for Bengal (1)

[169] Bangladesh has only two cash crops [...] and leather markets will suffer severely. I am sorry to say Bangladesh does not follow the rules of nature.

Disembodied Souls and Microvita – Excerpt A (1)

[16] Negative microvita cannot influence [...] – they will attack the person severely. This sort of negative microvita [...] “gandhapisháca.”

Bhaerava and Bhaeravii (1)

[6] Even to this day, there is a custom [...] were often hit on the head and severely injured. A small vermilion mark [...] are all just different dogmas.

Auṋka to Akśa (Discourse 3) (2)

[70] Two or three minutes passed. He [...] staring at me. Then I rebuked him severely in the local Magahii language: [...] I’m trying to sleep.”

[133] “It was in a pit that we [...] all fell in the gorge and were severely hurt but no one died. We remained unconscious for a long time.”

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

[88] (40) The opportunists tried in [...] keeping the human race disunited. By severely reproaching this opportunistic [...] Puruśa shall be with you alone.

Agrarian Revolution (1)

[7] The second cause of economic imbalance [...] factories established by the British severely affected indigenous industries [...] agricultural sector for a livelihood.