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[15] You might have noticed in the pillars [...] evil forces: it may be the king of beasts, but however powerful it might [...] an animal, nothing more.”

[224] But in the course of time the vipras [...] shúdras and kśatriyas: mere beasts of burden who carry bags of sugar [...] vipras’ intellectual force.

[252] The predominance of dishonest people [...] as well as everybody else, into beasts of burden. When the Vaeshya Age [...] to the hungry chicken-fancier.

[15] Vaeshyas believe that only a few [...] form the majority. Like exploited beasts of burden which carry bags of [...] required to end the Vaeshya Age.

[17] The vaeshyas increase their wealth [...] needs. The shúdras, just like beasts, sell their physical labour in [...] intellect to increase their wealth.

[11] If human beings lack the basic [...] prompted by such leaders they become beasts. Those backward countries which [...] pabula, people ultimately become beasts and commit sins and crimes. To [...] pabula are lacking, people become beasts and commit sins and crimes. Among [...] of the more affluent countries.

[87] Mysophobic, conservative writers [...] carnal cravings of antisocial human beasts – all these they seek to [...] “decency” and “decorum”.

[37] Intellectually shúdras are as dull as beasts. Whether it is a natural calamity, [...] social order is based on fear alone.

[8] One day Mazantali Sarkar said, [...] to serve me. Bring me some large beasts.”

[13] That humans are mind-preponderant [...] organisms, they are certainly not beasts.

[48] The realization that “I am [...] ultimately turns them into crude beasts in human form. They scramble and [...] awaken consciousness in another?

[194] The path that lies before thieves [...] leader in the world. Those who make beasts of people by making them victims [...] to be tried and judged at all.

[196] The first cause of sin is: shortage [...] prompted by these leaders and become beasts.

[197] In those countries which are backward [...] wealth causes people to become beasts and commit sins and crimes. This [...] present, but less prominently.

[28] I said a little while ago, and [...] lose this quality and become like beasts drawn to sensual pleasures, then [...] either directly or indirectly.

[6] We say that human life is an ideological [...] having more bestiality than the beasts themselves. Beasts do not wage world war. They do [...] human life is an ideological flow.

[32] Actually, such snobbish, pedantic, [...] their destiny. Truly speaking, such beasts in human form are lower than animals. [...] possibility of regression. But those beasts in human form neglect their inherent higher endowments and are thus lower than beasts, for those who abuse what they possess are even lower than those who do not even possess it.

[584] I said a little while ago, and [...] lose this quality and become like beasts drawn to sensual pleasures, then [...] either directly or indirectly.

[125] a planned park. If a sanctuary [...] nirbhayárańya [a forest where birds and beasts can move without fear] rather than nirbhaykánan .

[83] People look among the leaders of [...] transform ordinary people into beasts by forcing them to live in extremely [...] is to do an injustice to them.

[38] Ekanore said: “This forest [...] coming I immediately warn all the beasts of the forest. I tell the monkey [...] ghosts and jackal ghosts.”

[11] Animals also follow Prakrti, but [...] hence be called nothing better than beasts in the guise of humans.

[12] Those in the third and fourth categories are really lower than the beasts. Beasts follow the laws of Prakrti and [...] actions. These two are not only beasts in human form but even meaner than the beasts.

[3] The svadharma of human beings, [...] paradharma, the dharma of birds and beasts, of trees and plants. On no account [...] into a state of animality.”

[116] “Of course, I have a strong [...] tree-life and different birds and beasts of this area the same during the [...] ape-men first appeared?”