Vi > References for ‘virtues’

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[16] Vraja Krśńa showed [...] Krśńa. Similarly, virtues that are found in Vraja Krśńa [...] toughness, His firmness, to anyone.

[3] Let us come first to the context [...] valour, intrepidity and all such virtues had been much evident in Krśńa [...] 3 )

[3] This Vedavyása was also [...] imagination and he also extolled the virtues of many places of pilgrimage. [...] Puruśa for forgiveness:

[5] The meaning of this shloka is, [...] eulogized you, I have described your virtues; but in fact your virtues are indescribable – I shall [...] beseech your forgiveness.”

[9] And He is endowed with countless qualities; His virtues cannot be enumerated. So He is [...] for they all originate from Him.

[44] Ghoś + ac = ghośa. [...] charmed by someone else’s virtues and proclaims his or her praises [...] purpose of having that sound or those virtues heard by someone else then that [...] is called ághośa.

[19] Phalasákśiibhútah [...] particular person who was a mixture of virtues and vices – of course, every one has both virtues and vices – used to be adored [...] admiration is a sign of deception.

[146] When the Western system of education [...] pandits continued to extol the virtues of their own catuspát́hiis [...] progress had lagged somewhat behind.

[1] Most people suffer from either [...] these. People have many vices and virtues. One of the virtues is to be free from any kind of complex. What is vice?

[6] Maintaining a balanced mind is one of the greatest virtues. There are no complexes in a balanced [...] One maintains a mental balance.

[16] These Devayonis are of seven kinds. [...] Those who want to acquire a lot of virtues and desire that people call them [...] stages of Devayoni come into being.

[7] By writing different stories in [...] good to others a person acquires virtues (puńya) and by harming [...] eighteen puráńas.

[18] There is nothing inanimate or insentient [...] eligible for reward for vices or virtues, but the sentient attain the good [...] perhaps than you even deserve.

[27] We should strengthen ourselves [...] course, according to one’s virtues and vices one is happy, one is [...] the Mahábhárata.

[84] Enthralled by the physical grace and the virtues of Shiva, Princess Gaorii, the [...] non-Aryan Tantric devotees of Shiva.

[1] My mother’s family in Bahrampur [...] was not possible to compare the virtues of the second wife with those [...] was experiencing inner turmoil.

[37] Educated are those who have learned [...] knowledge in practical life. These virtues I call “education”. [...] recollecting what one has already learned.

[67] No one is high and no one low. Of course, according to one’s virtues or vices one is happy, one is [...] attained without annihilating them.

[225] When those at the helm of society [...] education, intelligence, features, virtues, rank or age of an individual, [...] inflicted upon one person by another.

[229] They are “educated” [...] knowledge in everyday life. Their virtues I will call education.

[9] Now the question is – who [...] status as a result of their noble virtues of lives together, then they are considered eligible to attain self-knowledge.

[12] These types of people, although [...] types of people gradually acquire virtues due to their good deeds over their [...] developed and mentally balanced.

[13] These mentally-developed and mentally-balanced [...] existence is truly blessed with virtues acquired through noble deeds, [...] liberation is mokśa.”

[3] CASE [...] beings there lie Both virtues and vices, Remove the vices And increase the virtues always; The vocative case [...] case, in Sanskrit. –Eds.

[10] The first type of ahaḿkára [...] faculty goes against cardinal human virtues, drinking is a pápa [sin]. [...] the downfall of the individual.

[10] Women are considered second class [...] know that nobody can share the virtues or vices of others. Everybody has to move with their own saḿskaras or reactions to past actions.

[7] MANTRA. A sound or collection of [...] persons having similar defects and virtues. Within such a group, no one could [...] to the father’s discretion.

[7] Since as a result of the kuliina [...] people having similar defects or virtues. This allowed them to remain within [...] could not maintain their honour.

[31] The acceptance of both small-scale [...] mill-made cloth by extolling the virtues of khadi, is senseless. As long [...] rural economy must be accepted.

[21] He is also Shishupálapála. [...] Beautiful], the repository of endless virtues. I salute Him not a million times, but always, in every fraction of a second.

[30] [Feelings of amity and compassion occasioned by contemplation of joys and sorrows, virtues and vices, induce a pleasant state of mind.]

[4] The second meaning of the word [...] Mahábhárata had countless virtues. However his parents were not [...] genealogy of this Surya) .

[13] Jhiuṋge buds blossom [...] crackling sounds. So a person whose virtues flourish all of a sudden is praised [...] the jhiuṋge flower.

[94] During the time of King Ballala [...] whether or not they possess those virtues. One of the important features [...] lineage would be adversely affected.

[64] Suppose a teetotaller mixes regularly [...] positive portrayals of the wondrous virtues of wine by the alcoholics will [...] cause of his or her degeneration.

[82] Yasha: One who is praised by the world for his or her uncommon virtues or else is continually slandered [...] known by the name yasha (yashas).

[15] It is not with one’s own strength [...] in this world, if anyone’s virtues are to be extolled loudly through [...] Lord’s glory in a loud voice.

[10] When those at the helm of society [...] education, intelligence, features, virtues, rank or age of an individual, [...] inflicted upon one man by another.

[46] There may be some truth in this, [...] this, parents require only two virtues: self-restraint and good judgement. Let us discuss good judgement first.

[14] Now the question is, How can this [...] sádhaná and accumulated virtues in previous lives. People of this [...] be called sinful or dishonest?

[111] Many people use the name of Shrii [...] if someone extols someone’s virtues then that praise is also a type [...] objections one way or another.

[67] “A second group supported [...] salt then you have to praise their virtues]. Miirzafar, Jagatsheth, and Umichand [...] alone they supported the nawab.