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[32] So you will notice that when people [...] hearts, and everywhere. They become virtually intoxicated with unbounded bliss. [...] bliss lies with that devotee only.
[6] The continuance of this sort of [...] rights had actually usurped them virtually by force on the strength of their [...] recognize the rights of women.
[20] So there are two meaning for the [...] the above-mentioned meanings are virtually one and the same. I once told [...] You except You Yourself.”
[23] Still others say, “Sarvacintáparityágo [...] the human mind which drive people virtually mad. In sorrow people may suddenly [...] be called yoga? Certainly not.
[91] Besides food and clothing, fuel [...] and fuels, because then there is virtually no chance of their exploiting the common people by exerting undue pressure on them.
[85] These sinners used to make úh-úh [...] should be used (the extra-long u is virtually non-existent in the Atharvaveda [...] to mean “to marry”.
[4] Take another example. In the Pathan [...] antisocial activities, but now they have virtually ceased this practice. If these [...] would have been quite different.
[61] Intellect controls strength; therefore [...] help of the vipras, it would be virtually impossible for the vaeshyas to force the shúdras and the kśatriyas to work.
[25] Where the two forces, Vidyá [...] Brahma-Sádhaná, is virtually within the realm of this coastal [...] squarely on the solid ground Brahma.
[84] Is not that Causal Body, which [...] Causal Body and run after it, they virtually impose Turiiyabháva or [...] Anujiṋátá Yoga.
[33] Gatih práńinám [...] physically they may be alive, are virtually dead: there is no justification [...] because He Himself is always dynamic.
[1] In Ánanda Sútram [...] synonymous. Theoretically they are virtually the same, but in the practical [...] Máyá has various expressions:
[21] The crude mind (citta) remains [...] material science. Material science is virtually unknown to undeveloped creatures [...] to befall the world at any time.
[2] The Gorkhaland movement, which [...] plundered, burnt property, murdered and virtually brought the law and order situation [...] Darjeeling district of West Bengal.
[6] In 1977, when the communists came [...] their home state, the Bengalees are virtually refugees. But the Gorkhas, who [...] the Bengalees quit Darjeeling.
[5] When the centrifugal force of the [...] stage of the ethereal factor are virtually indistinguishable.
[32] Many terms the author uses at the [...] rather technical; some are even virtually unique to Strange Experiences. [...] systematic psychological investigation.
[9] To create 100% employment among [...] Bihar, for example, where there is virtually no industry, all kinds of agrico [...] the unemployment problem there.
[9] What should we ask from Parama [...] even further away from Him and virtually become animals in human form. [...] superwomen in human form.”
[9] There is no proof as to whether [...] the Shiva temples that are found virtually everywhere in Ráŕh [...] back to 2500 to 7000 years ago.
[19] The second branch of psycho-economy [...] collective minds. This branch is virtually unknown today, but it will become [...] the glaring glamour of economics.
[9] Out of the tremendous number of [...] Though the subject matter may be virtually the same, each discourse will [...] they could not be included here:
[18] Out of the tremendous number of [...] Though the subject matter may be virtually the same, each discourse will [...] the topics of this volume are:
[4] Ánanda Sútram as [...] Shrii Manohar Gupta (reprinted virtually unedited in 1990). Chapter 4 was [...] appeared in Proutist Economics, 1992.
[10] Although capitalism does not directly [...] beggars. For such people it becomes virtually impossible to properly follow [...] getting scope to rear their heads.
[37] In this connection I am reminded [...] ‘Hatáyurbhava’, which virtually means ‘May you die.’ What a dangerous thing”!
[9] The individual human being virtually becomes an animal when his mind [...] psychic and partly psycho-spiritual.
[52] Krśńa + ań [...] “alpaca” has become virtually extinct. Two words, krśńakárńa [...] , can be used for the alpaca.
[111] 10) The rohińii variety [...] quite astringent while others are virtually non-astringent. The seeds of some [...] kalyá (like the word latá).
[49] Ka + ására [...] and comes to a stage where it has virtually no bank, the adjacent ground also [...] called kására.
[150] I blurted out, “Shame, [...] non-violence thrown to the winds! This is virtually a slaughtering of nonviolence! Alas! Alas! How has it come to such a pass?”
[172] In most parts of this barren mountain [...] twelve months of the year. There is virtually no green forest, and hardly any [...] beings?] Kiḿ nara = kinnara.
[15] In order to determine whether the [...] detective department itself, it will be virtually impossible to eliminate them. [...] be verified again by the judges.
[11] Yes, talking about the eagle brought [...] Among them, the white vulture has virtually disappeared and few people ever [...] perform the shakunta yajiṋa.
[25] But what is the benefit? If people [...] those of a fifty year old man for virtually they are fifty years old. But [...] better spent in some useful service.
[37] You can easily understand from [...] but the actual position remains virtually the same as before. People guided [...] instead of making it more thorny.
[5] In the economic sphere depressions [...] the speed of the society become virtually nil. In such a stage, that is, [...] Kśatriya, Vipra or Vaeshya Eras.
[10] The farce of democracy has been [...] leaders to emerge in society, and virtually no possibility for the economic liberation of the people.
[18] All the faculties of the ahaḿtattva [...] run after external objects, they virtually run after the adhruva; to attain the Dhruvasattá, people will have to move inward.
[27] In the present system after the [...] forced to sell their harvest at virtually give away prices. This type of [...] shareholding in the cooperative.
[26] Digha is the widest sea beach in [...] sea resort. This development will virtually eradicate the poverty of the people. [...] opportunities for the local people.
[3] In north India when we were young, [...] liberal. The use of grass koshis has virtually died out.
[25] You can easily understand from [...] but the actual position remains virtually the same as before. People guided [...] instead of making it more thorny.
[84] To make the mind pinnacled, one [...] sahasrára cakra and the Guru cakra are virtually the same. So the mind is to be [...] concentration, one becomes omniscient.
[1] Bangladesh is an extremely poor [...] international market, but it has virtually no metallic minerals and only [...] system of international trade.
[8] Japan purchases scrap iron from [...] bogies, for instance, there is virtually no steel, yet their trains are [...] technologically advanced country.
[11] The third bad habit is bhaya or [...] healthy. I have spent about five years virtually without food. It seems impossible, [...] try. It is not very difficult.
[44] Later Hebrew and old or later Arabic [...] Yiddish, emerged, but now it is virtually extinct. Hebrew became the official [...] are written from right to left.
[64] At that time British rule had just [...] But in this Gobhi area there was virtually no sign of the civilized world. [...] then I would be completely alone.
[57] To make the mind pinnacled, one [...] sahasrára cakra and the guru cakra are virtually the same. So the mind is to be [...] concentration, one becomes omniscient.
[8] Aoktha means “concerning [...] to the karmakańd́a, virtually none of them studied the Vedas [...] pronunciation was also abandoned.
[15] Máyá and Prakrti are virtually synonymous. When Prakrti remains [...] Máyá (Creative Principle).
[7] Itiha means “coming along [...] difficulties because there are virtually no words where ya is joined to [...] lejhya, dájhya and so forth.
[3] One who has lost the dharma of movement is virtually dead. The real nature of a living [...] continue working, even while dying.
[24] In the waking, dream and deep-sleep [...] little in the dream state, and virtually not at all in deep sleep. But [...] its negative, unconsciousness.