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[14] The infinite energy that was lying [...] some foolish, some stout, some thin, some black, some white – [...] But in the drama he was a king.

[6] The vishuddha cakra is bounded [...] stonelike, and the skin becomes thin and light to some degree.

[87] In the room I found a heavy wooden [...] of it, over it a tośak [a thin cotton-mattress] and over that [...] shared Bengal’s good fortune.

[26] Islamized Arab ideas suffered the [...] remains even today, though only as a thin current.

[58] All the entities of Máyá [...] attributed manifestation, such as thick, thin, long, short, etc. Puruśa [...] so there is no variety in Him.

[55] He is parávara (He is paramount [...] reactive momenta of one’s heart thin away into nothing. All the doubts [...] the Sádhaka get destroyed.

[16] It has been stated above that there [...] beings. They will have lean and thin limbs and a disproportionately big head. This change will come soon and fast.

[10] In the vast multitude of people, [...] some fat and stocky, some lean and thin. What a staggering variation [...] the tańd́ava dance.

[9] He said, “Then I saw another [...] seemed to suddenly vanish into thin air. I started shaking in fear, [...] that field after sunset.”

[214] Whatever is done only to please [...] scholarship of a scholar vanishes in thin air if you keep him without food [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.

[252] The most common varieties of brinjal are violet in colour with a thin skin and a spongy white inner [...] well-known vegetable in many countries.

[383] Litchi is a sweet tropical fruit [...] the outside of the fruit has a thin shell which must be removed in [...] in the Nadia district of Bengal.

[6] Gandhasarpa . You know that [...] Black cobras are comparatively thin, blackish and prefer to remain [...] early part of the rainy season.

[2] The Indo-Tibetan people inhabit [...] the Indo-Tibetans, the males have thin beards and mustaches and the females [...] ascend and descend hilly tracts.

[13] Whatever is done is done only to [...] scholarship of a scholar vanishes in the thin air if you keep him or her without [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.

[8] Thus, in the future, as people’s [...] decrease. The arms will become thin, and the head will become abnormally large.

[9] Today we think that such people [...] small as little peas and arms as thin as jute sticks. He can’t [...] fellow is uglier than an owl.”

[7] The ancient rhythmic and heroic [...] the lathi dance into the stick [a thin and very small stick] dance; they [...] throughout Ráŕh.

[6] 1. If due to the bad habit of masturbation a large amount of semen is wasted or the semen becomes thin, one will contract this disease.

[6] It is a knotty question, but the [...] Máyá is very thin, and it disappears very easily; [...] Cosmological Nucleus increases.

[49] Of course, the body does undergo [...] person’s skin and body are relatively thin and soft, the receptivity of the [...] scope of physiology and psychology.

[64] Another meaning of the word [...] for measuring milk, oil, juice, thin raw sugar, etc. In our childhood, [...] tube kuńd́a .

[73] Another meaning of kuńd́ala is “a thin chain that hangs down below the [...] kánthahára is a reward”.]

[138] The third meaning of the word [...] cut into round slices), or into thin pieces (by cutting into thin, long pieces; fried potatoes are sometimes cut into thin pieces), and so on, then the word [...] the word jire jire [thin slices] is derived from jirakam [...] the district of Rangpur).

[18] The human body develops over the [...] that whose nature is to become thin or emaciated.

[5] There are [[four]] major differences [...] family, on the other hand, is very thin. It is quite unimaginable that [...] boar could have such soft skin.

[82] Since the body of álkeut́e [...] álkeut́e is short, thin and as poisonous as any snake [...] or kálasarpa .

[47] Though slightly irrelevant, [...] kárpás means a thin sock. Karpás ( [...] pat́ = karpat́ .

[5] The average of rhythms of all rhythms [...] the hands of the boy through a thin thread. The kite flies at a certain [...] vested with the universal rhythm.

[8] 4. If excessive waste of semen [...] life, the seminal fluid becomes thin and the symptoms of seminal weakness [...] is called seminal infertility.

[4] He shares your joys and pains, as He is with you through thick and thin. He never leaves you even when all others have abandoned you.

[23] 3) Mongolians . The Mongolians [...] Indonesia and the Philippines, have thin figures, small bodies and flat [...] the Indo-Tibetans, the males have thin beards and mustaches and the females [...] ascend and descend hilly tracts.

[6] If the blood loses its vitality [...] and therefore the patient becomes thin and worn out. But with duodenal ulcers, the change takes a long time to show externally.

[8] Anaemia is the main cause behind [...] (conditions which may be found in both thin and fat women), very little blood [...] disposition due to the disease.

[8] 5. The term “curd-water”, used frequently in the book, denotes a thin mixture of curd (yoghurt) in water.

[16] [Now Bábá asked another young man, who was very thin, to stand up. Bábá [...] look at this boy, what do you see?

[2] Take a little camphor and some [...] temperature in pure mustard oil in a thin brass pot. In case a brass pot [...] solid, the camphor may evaporate.

[6] 4. If out of misguided love parents [...] vitality and the children become thin.

[8] Even in supramental vision, one [...] dream about a cow growing lean and thin because it lived on dried straws [...] events demonstrated by many sages.

[7] Human thought-waves and human knowledge [...] of the body will become lean and thin. But it is also a desired future [...] Spiritual progress will be easier.

[8] The word, Gúd́ha means [...] distinctions of superficial objects thin away into air. In reality, the [...] of many in One in a single form.

[8] When a freshly washed and starched [...] didn’t you see how he vanished into thin air?].

[8] In this process, psycho-physical [...] is less, but the skin of cows is thin and there is more hair on their [...] converted into psychic potentialities.

[25] In the case of a positive hallucination, [...] “ghost” will instantly vanish into thin air. So under no circumstances should you be afraid.

[25] After a short time the smoke began to thin and what did I see behind the [...] found this all very mysterious.