Vi > References for ‘vigour’

See also: vigilant · vigilantly · vigils · vigorous · vigorously · viguńa · viguńah

[14] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[6] There are those who preach dogmas [...] them with redoubled energy and vigour, causing those dogmas not only [...] this planet and on others as well.

[10] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] police station is responsible.

[26] Due to deficiency in blood and in body fluids, tuberculosis patients lose vigour very quickly; so tuberculosis [...] types of food cause constipation.

[51] But did the kśatriyas surrender their vigour and martial skills in a sudden [...] powerful personalities under control.

[26] The society of the Buddhist Age [...] the Vedic Age by awakening new vigour and adding to the impetus for [...] the literature of the Vedic Age.

[9] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[19] Remember, the path of sádhaná [...] of the brave… the path of vigour. O sádhakas, advance undaunted, [...] allowing your inherent power and vigour to be sapped. Remember, the fullest manifestation of your vigour is immortality.

[20] But strangely enough, many religions [...] based on the solid foundation of vigour derived from universal love. The [...] there is no scope for synthesis.

[10] When the Supreme Operative Principle [...] be metamorphosed into spiritual vigour by virtue of sádhaná. [...] depends on moral or spiritual force.

[2] Hands placed at 90° indicate [...] expresses the spirit of strength and vigour. They are straight, meaning thereby [...] represent the spirit to fight death.

[20] Thus, the social philosophy of [...] society needs a stir for life, vigour and progress, and for this Ananda [...] termed “Proutists”.

[15] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] in turn to radiate vibrations.

[61] The dyotamáná stage [...] but have persisted with renewed vigour. We are still waiting for that [...] fraction of the vast world of ideas.

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[51] Spiritual practice was common in the Tantric society. There is no spiritual vigour whatsoever in the lives of those [...] as befitting staunch Tantrics.

[16] How does the individual move ahead? [...] ahead with great speed, with the vigour and power of the Supreme Entity. [...] dreadful as death, for death itself.

[3] Our world needs a great change [...] and the youth only, who have the vigour to bring about the necessary change. [...] and the vision of a new humanity.

[2] During the last two centuries, [...] still in the stage of youthful vigour, but when capitalism dies it will [...] ecstasy of terror and massacre.

[14] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[10] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition which [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[253] The main characteristic of Tantra (spiritual expansion) is that it represents manly vigour. It represents a pactless fight. [...] fight, it is simultaneously both.

[255] Can we achieve honour, status and [...] Those who sparkle and arouse their vigour in the physical and mental realm [...] The personalities earned with vigour and vitality get ovations everywhere.

[73] Yes, the human mind must be vibrated, [...] vibration does not slow down. Its vigour and vitality should not turn into [...] hidden corners of the human mind.

[90] Thus the social philosophy of Ananda [...] Society needs an impetus for life, vigour and progress and for this Ananda [...] principles may be called Proutists.

[11] To that my reply is: If the followers [...] disillusionment. If people only develop their vigour, discipline and simplicity, and [...] fully restored to human society.

[19] To that my reply is: If the followers [...] disillusionment. If people only develop their vigour, discipline and simplicity, and [...] fully restored to human society.

[12] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition which [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] entity hidden within every entity.

[13] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition which [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[16] TANMÁTRA. Literally, “minutest [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[13] TANMÁTRA. Literally, “minutest [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[9] KARMA. Action; sometimes, positive [...] Serving others with courage and vigour. KUŃD́ALINII/KULAKUŃD́ALINII. [...] great Tantric guru of 1500 BCE.

[15] TANMÁTRA. Literally, “minutest [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] western India; distorted vowel.

[11] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition which [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[2] The main characteristic of Tantra is that it represents human vigour. It represents a pactless fight. [...] and Its Effect on Society”)

[2] The main characteristic of Tantra is that it represents human vigour. It represents a pactless fight. [...] Society”, in Volume Two)

[27] Tamarind should be eaten in countries with wet or damp climates, otherwise one feels a lack of vigour and tamarind also grows more in [...] called tentuli in old Bengali:

[9] When one accepts something as absolute [...] this occurs viirya or spiritual vigour, a special type of psychic power, is required to dispel the negative thought. Spiritual vigour arises as a result of shraddhá.

[10] Anubhútavisayásampramosah [...] Memory is strengthened by spiritual vigour. When one successfully eliminates all impediments to spiritual progress by developing spiritual vigour born out of shraddhá and [...] type of a positive stage of mind.

[27] The one who meditates on that Entity [...] progress along the path of spiritual vigour. There is no room for escapism on this spiritual march.

[17] Shrii : Sha is the acoustic [...] with all the inherent force and vigour of their personality, we say that [...] that person adds it to his name.

[8] Whatever has been said so briefly [...] same way, He is revered for His vigour and spiritedness. He also exhorted the Pandavas to establish themselves in vigour and spiritedness. When necessary [...] whom but Him will people revere?

[13] When people become tired and uninspired, [...] of a festival brings new joy and vigour in life. Thus in individual and [...] about your collective welfare.

[12] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[20] TANMÁTRA. Literally, “minutest [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[18] TÁŃD́AVA. [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[14] If the human body is compared to [...] profound wisdom and enormous physical vigour, but do not utilize these assets, [...] been successful in all respects.

[7] In those days it was by no means [...] To infuse requisite strength and vigour in His supporters and strike at [...] to introduce the sadvipra samaj.

[657] However, their sinister attempts [...] them with redoubled energy and vigour, these dogmas will not only bend, [...] this planet and on others as well.

[13] TANMÁTRATATTVA. The theory [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] teacher qualified to give initiation.

[9] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[10] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[29] The first stage of sádhaná [...] spiritual aspirants gain the spiritual vigour required to wage the constant [...] path of progress is ceaseless.

[4] By the side of the arteries there [...] person’s blood has lost its vigour or become contaminated, then a [...] takes the form of elephantiasis.

[12] Tantra – Supreme spiritual [...] Shiva. It emphasizes courageous vigour, both in internal meditation and external action to overcome all fears and weaknesses.

[16] TAMOGUŃA. See GUŃAS. [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Entity in Its liberating aspect.

[17] TAMOGUŃA. See GUŃAS. [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[16] TANMÁTRA. Literally, “minutest [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Entity in Its liberating aspect.

[2] Hands placed at 90 degrees indicate [...] Your arms express strength and vigour. They are straight, meaning thereby [...] representing the spirit to fight death.

[52] In the female body the lymph glands [...] genitals. This sensation increases vigour in the person and creates the [...] eighteen in the case of girls.

[39] In the female body the lymph glands [...] genitals. This sensation increases vigour in the person and creates the [...] eighteen in the case of girls.

[17] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Entity in Its liberating aspect.

[17] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[13] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[15] TANMÁTRA. Literally, “minutest [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] scripture expounding that tradition.

[15] TANTRA. A spiritual tradition which [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] Consciousness in Its liberating aspect.

[17] TÁŃD́AVA. [...] emphasizes the development of human vigour, both through meditation and through [...] the essence of philosophy”.