Se > References for ‘severity’

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[14] The role of Vraja Krśńa [...] and sweetness, never showing the severity needed in battle. Of course, struggle [...] aparokśa anubhúti become one.

[16] Vraja Krśńa showed [...] that supreme sweetness through severity, harshness, struggle and bitterness. [...] toughness, His firmness, to anyone.

[5] Now bondages are not all alike, [...] of you are in bondage, but the severity of the bondage is not equal for [...] differences in the degree of the bondage.

[19] Manifestative movement acquires [...] [systolic bearing]. The mildness or severity of the movement depends on both [...] between the old and new forms.

[30] I have already said that práńáh, [...] will receive its harshness and severity; and thus hearing will become [...] “soft” also, don’t you?

[8] In Bengal, as you know, winter [...] beautiful only in comparison with the severity of the cold. In the North Pole, [...] She is also worshipped in Tibet.

[1] You certainly know that Papa is [...] Papa. According to the degree of severity of Pátaka, sin is divided into three stages:

[30] Shiva is also called paiṋcavaktram, [...] Kalyáńasundaram there is not the least severity – He is always smiling. [...] is called paiṋcavaktram.

[31] Shiva was such a person. So He was severe – had He been lacking severity, He could not have accomplished [...] seen such a perfect blending of severity and tenderness combined in one [...] bended knees and with bowed heads.

[30] It is the predominance of mind [...] objects as much as the probable severity of things to come. Human beings [...] eager to reveal this to others.

[96] It is with His radiance that every [...] radiance there is depth but no severity, there is sweetness but no harshness. [...] like a tree struck by lightning.

[67] Shiva symbolizes the beginning [...] a terror for sinners due to its severity. The central face of Shiva, with [...] as Kálágni .

[152] Nowadays, both Jammu and Kashmir [...] place to place according to the severity of the cold, thus they were called [...] meru, Kashmeru – Kashmir.

[21] 7. Slowly sipping old raw sugar [...] in the morning, will relieve the severity of piles.

[18] In addition, Shiva has two faces [...] because underlying His apparent severity, there is tenderness. Thus the [...] shiva is “welfare”.

[54] “Magadha did not accept the [...] Shrotriya Brahmins did not like the severity of caste divisions. For this reason [...] Brahmins of northern India.”