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[22] Humanity, in its all-out quest [...] inferiority complexes and a sense of violence are predominant.

[87] 5. This faith exists on violence only. [...] 10 )

[102] The farmers were saying: “Sir, [...] Please save us. Rescue us from the violence and oppression of your oppressive workers. We will be forever grateful to you.”

[9] Humanity, in its all-out quest [...] inferiority complexes and a sense of violence are predominant.

[6] Since independence, Tripura has [...] and an atmosphere of political violence have been deliberately encouraged [...] conspiracy by the communists in Tripura.

[9] There is a well-known story about [...] threatened people with physical violence to convert them. Once he travelled [...] mercilessly for his bad behaviour.

[129] All those who, undaunted by either political pressure or threats of violence from their opponents, have tried [...] may not affect kśatriyas).

[40] Whenever you take something from [...] permission, but secretly, not by outright violence, then it is called “stealing”. [...] He is the Supreme Stealer also.

[19] Sadvipras are not inactive witnesses. [...] have to resort even to physical violence, because the sadvipras will have [...] them to accumulate undue gains.

[3] Due to the defective mentality, [...] today. This mentality begins with violence and exploitation and ends with violence and exploitation. Violence begets violence. If a person becomes a billionaire [...] masses, driven to irrepressible violence by poverty and hunger, will snatch [...] be amassed by a few individuals.

[13] Now this movement from imperfection [...] struggle, who consider struggle to be violence, have no place in this universe. [...] against their own consciences].

[3] The Government of West Bengal has [...] police firings and large-scale violence which has occurred recently.

[4] [If you consider hiḿsá (violence) a crime, then you are a coward. [...] comes forth out of the ashes.]

[247] What is sádhaná (spiritual [...] struggle, who misconstrue struggle as violence, have no place in the world.

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[10] As people become more generous [...] nationalism, which evoke narrowness, violence, hatred and meanness. Those who [...] universalism there is no opportunity for violence, hatred or narrowness.

[52] Humanity has only one culture. [...] name of national or human unity, violence and mutual distrust will result and collective life will be doomed.

[171] The sadvipra is not an inactive [...] have to resort even to physical violence, because the sadvipra will have [...] tending to become the exploiter.

[54] Even though from such a materialistic [...] the seeds of doubt, distrust and violence in people’s minds, they will [...] suffocate in this poisonous smoke.

[56] [The fire of violence has been kindled, There is [...] furiously, burn all to ashes.]

[6] All the clashes, all the doubts and all the violence that shake human society, are [...] in the Vedas it has been said;

[12] It cannot be denied that violence gives rise to violence. Then again, nothing can ensure that the application of force without violence, with the intention of rectification, [...] done under such circumstances?

[66] Regrettably, it has to be said [...] freedom. Their declaration of non- violence may be deceitful, or a diplomatic [...] through this type of approach.

[78] Hence it is observed that communalism, [...] completely filled with narrowness, violence, envy, mean mindedness, etc. Those [...] fissiparous intellect in human society.

[79] Those who want to promote the welfare [...] Naturally, then, there is no scope for violence, envy, narrowness, etc.

[100] Such differences in the local manners [...] escalation of mutual distrust and violence, which will lead collective life down the path of destruction.

[589] While trying to serve people, selfish [...] the seeds of doubt, distrust, and violence in people’s minds, they will [...] suffocate in this poisonous smoke.

[32] “Alas, what suffering [...] refrain from such cruel acts of violence.” If one sees someone doing [...] them in every possible way.”

[78] I retorted, “Good or bad, that [arrow] will also kill people. That is also an act of violence.”

[95] I resumed, “You are engaged [...] the soil. Is that not an act of violence? The sickle with which you reap the corn, is it not a weapon?”

[102] I said, “I have noticed [...] hands. Do you think they believe in violence?”

[112] I said, “Many deities [...] sell it in the market. Is it not violence?”

[115] He said, “There are also [...] only those, then there will be no violence.”

[125] He declared, “People who believe in violence have armed gods and goddesses [...] you immense good!’”

[150] I blurted out, “Shame, [...] What’s this? Such an act of violence in the house of a non-violent [...] it come to such a pass?”

[159] I wondered, “Fish bones [...] eating fish is a serious act of violence, surely a serious act of violence indeed!”

[112] If somebody commits a violent crime, [...] if somebody chooses the path of violence to protest against practices which [...] likelihood, enjoy popular support.

[3] [Mad with violence is the world, Cruel are the [...] Bound by the noose of greed.]

[4] [filler] Win over scandal by praise, violence by love and darkness by light.

[70] In the democratic framework of [...] corruption: (1) the humane approach; (2) violence; and (3) strict laws; but in a [...] within a democratic structure.

[23] Persons craving for finite pleasures instead of the supreme bliss, under the influence of violence, arrogance or jealousy are Támasika [...] Támasika Sádhakas.

[19] The champions of non-violence (so-called [...] called non-violence. Is it not violence if you hurt a person not by your [...] against a particular nation not violence? Therefore I say that those who [...] not make the bullet non-violent.

[1] We did not mean to harm anyone. [...] not hiḿsá [violence], it is pratirodha [self-defence]. [...] have now merged with the soil.

[92] Sunlight brings warmth, thus sunlight [...] “fierceness” or “violence”. From this word raodra we get [...] Bengali the word became oggara.

[11] The workers did not fail to realize [...] of work can be directed towards violence for snatching away the capital [...] power is passing into their hands.

[7] The champions of non-violence (so-called [...] called non-violence. Is it not violence if you hurt a person not by your [...] against a particular nation not violence? Therefore I say that those who [...] not make the bullet non-violent.