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[1] Some people say, “I am helpless. [...] entity comes and goes; it has a beginning and end. How can it help you? [...] can be your permanent shelter.
[33] “Under the Shelter of the [...] retr. by ÁVA and JK. Shloka beginning Prátah shirasi retr. by ÁVA and ÁAA.
[26] Now let us analyse how devotees conduct themselves. A devotee is confident from the very beginning that the Lord belongs to him or [...] here.” He can never do such a thing.
[14] So these are the five main propensities. [...] Vrtti neither begets pain at the beginning nor at the end. Take for instance [...] Akliśt́akliśt́á. In the beginning it is pleasing and at the end it is painful. A bribe-taker is quite happy at the beginning but if caught by the anti-corruption [...] will automatically be controlled.
[3] It cannot be denied that the noise [...] sádhaná in a noisy environment in the beginning, but after getting used to it, [...] to have any real significance.
[6] Release from the influence of Avidyámáyá [...] Avidyámáyá will disturb a person in the beginning, but once defeated, it will not [...] up the world is thus irrational.
[2] Some philosophies cannot be applied [...] process the honey and so on. In the beginning there was a mistake in the fundamental [...] path”? a great poet said:
[2] It was explained earlier that unit [...] was only a ball of fire in the beginning. Gradually it cooled down and [...] from the Cosmic Consciousness.
[3] Human beings are not without beginning because their origin depends on [...] sun, earth and then human beings.
[51] Brahma is without any beginning and so is Prakrti. When Puruśa [...] is called sádhaná.
[54] Consciousness in humans is a reflection [...] Brahma is non-causal. It has no beginning and no end. As such It cannot [...] emancipating every one of Its units.
[5] Consciousness or Puruśa [...] dependent on anything and has no beginning or root cause. It is non-causal. [...] Brahma is certainly non-causal.
[6] Brahma is without any beginning or root cause. It has no origin. [...] Brahma must be found to measure it.
[1] At the beginning of this earth, there was absolute [...] cohesion formed this vital energy.
[6] To avoid the stigma of self-contradiction, [...] is full of contradictions from beginning to end. This sort of error is called pramáda in Sanskrit: error in the beginning, error in the middle and error [...] pramádagrasta [full of errors].
[18] Thus in the process of movement [...] qualities of the Macrocosm. In the beginning the microcosmic point possess [...] – it simply cannot survive.
[2] According to dvaetádvaetaváda, [...] and become one with Him. In the beginning they were two, but in the end [...] Puruśa become one after unification.
[5] The concept of Vraja Krśńa involves the question of dualism in the beginning and non-dualism in the end. Is [...] asked: if jiivas are dualists in the beginning and non-dualists in the end, where [...] This is one of its basic flaws.
[8] [Prasad says that you will be the same in the end as you were in the beginning. Just as a water bubble arises [...] returns to Parama Puruśa.]
[17] But what is the nature of the existence [...] believe that there was nothing in the beginning and suddenly jiivas came into [...] the final shelter of the jiivas.
[18] Nivedayámi cátmánaḿ [...] and thus there was dualism in the beginning. Later they merged with Parama [...] with the Supreme negative power.
[19] Pariprashna then, teaches that [...] non-dualism. That is, non-dualistic in the beginning, residing in the heart of Parama [...] all the jiivas of this universe.
[11] Human beings become overjoyed receiving [...] love. What is attraction in the beginning turns into love when it becomes permanent.
[14] My Vrajagopála is the embodiment [...] expressions is sweet. That is why in the beginning He is an object of attraction. [...] irrevocable.” The Vedas say:
[23] Next comes the rasa [taste] tanmátra. [...] rásaliilá. From the beginning to the end of existence, Parama [...] fall of His Cosmic form”].
[6] [One eternal knowledge without beginning or end: there is no other supreme [...] only the knowledge of One Entity.]
[27] Does only what you see with your [...] limitless not because it has neither beginning nor end, but because every infinitesimal [...] Him is not so developed in you.
[13] Ŕa ( [...] is pronounced d́a at the beginning of a word and ŕa in the [...] letter should be formally accepted.
[14] Ŕha ( [...] is pronounced d́ha at the beginning of a word and ŕha in the [...] accepted as a separate letter.
[17] Ya ( য় [...] ucyate, that is, if ya is at the beginning of a word, then is pronounced [...] good that it remain in Bengali.
[18] Lra ( ল় [...] antahstha la (lra), and if it is at the beginning of the original verbal root then [...] la, such as alac, ilac and so on.
[22] I have already said that action [...] action, devotion awakens. This is the beginning of vaedhii bhakti. For example, [...] because you did not want either one.
[41] [Innumerable living beings emerge from the Supreme Entity, who has neither beginning nor end. Just like the waves of the ocean, they emanate from Him and dissolve finally in Him.]
[68] I went there to do archaeological [...] artifacts that dated back to the beginning of humankind’s history in [...] humankind had not yet invented script.
[73] Anyhow, towards the beginning of British rule the British cultivated [...] his book, Niiladarpańa.
[118] “At the beginning of the British administration [...] take revenge on their oppressors.
[143] At the beginning of the mantra is the line oṋḿ [...] was added in subsequent times.
[10] This path towards divinity is known [...] pledges to follow truth from the beginning, steps onto the path for the attainment [...] truth (áptakáma).
[19] In this nationless age, or age [...] They formed a new nation. In the beginning the non-Buddhists were disunited, [...] other on anti-Buddhist sentiment.
[49] With the departure of the British [...] leaders did so to some extent. In the beginning they utilized anti-Hindu sentiment [...] roamed in the realm of imagination.
[2] The first human beings evolved [...] out of bones. This signified the beginning of the first age – the Bone [...] fulfil all their requirements.
[7] At the beginning of the independence struggle, senior students used to guide and instruct the juniors.
[8] The characteristic similarities [...] path of the vipras is crooked from beginning to end – there is no scope [...] mentality is called vipra society.
[18] Where there is more physical clash [...] whatever magnanimity exists at the beginning of the Vipra Age is lost by the [...] become dominant in society. At the beginning of the Vipra Age the vipras provide [...] give concerns only how to exploit.
[56] In the early stages of kśatriya [...] gotra-pravar system, that was the beginning of the end of the Kśatriya Age.
[36] At the beginning of the Vaeshya Age some social [...] shúdra revolution occurs.
[37] At the beginning of the Vaeshya Age the vaeshyas [...] intellect solely to exploit society.
[18] And [...] there is a fight from the very beginning. There are two sets of fight. [...] Bhagaván [the Lord]. [laughter]
[7] Is it pronounced jantrakashca [...] letters but one. If it occurs in the beginning it is pronounced ja , and [...] here ya occurs not in the beginning but in the middle. Similarly [...] because it does not occur in the beginning. Considering that children would [...] added it is pronounced ya .
[8] Actually the semi-consonant [...] convenience. When it occurs at the beginning it is ja . So, the expression [...] but not yádevii .
[9] Similarly, when the two letters d́a and d́ha occur in the beginning, they are pronounced d́a [...] Since they do not occur in the beginning, we say ŕa and [...] because it occurs in the middle.
[31] “I become a man, a bird or [...] conduct your worldly activities, beginning with buying supplies from the [...] will always remain close to Lord.
[1] In the beginning, there was sound, and the sound [...] acoustic expression, spiritual sound.
[5] These vibrational expressions are [...] find only Puruśa, in the beginning as well as in the end.
[13] (4) The ácárya/á [...] Prárambhika Yoga in the beginning even to those with developed saḿskáras [...] Sádhárańa Yoga or Sahaja Yoga.
[119] The success of a play, particularly [...] suspense is introduced in the very beginning; their feelings of appreciation [...] instead of introducing it at the very beginning, as this will help them to appreciate [...] curious about what is coming next.
[15] Bearing this in mind, you should [...] who cleared the obstacles in the beginning will later be recognized as pioneers. [...] and lions will not be frightened.
[38] Parama Brahma is the greatest of [...] tiny object can ever be without a beginning and an end. Hence idol-worship [...] alone, one attains immortality.
[6] The principles of Prakrti are known [...] from sattva guńa. At the beginning of everything is dental sa. And [...] object”, “all objects”.
[3] Within this vast universe, the Creator, the One without beginning or end, expresses Himself in so [...] 1 )
[1] From the beginning every created being is situated [...] certain type of bliss from the start.
[4] [Bábá touched a person [...] ) Sounds beginning with the tick-tick of a cricket [...] manohara kii dhvani by yogis.]
[7] The three infinite principles of [...] equilibrium and equipoise from beginning to end? No, it does not. When [...] but I am not in favour of that.
[46] The beginning, the middle and end of dharma [...] their lives has become futile.
[1] In the beginning, Parama Puruśa was one. [...] Puruśa as the Supreme Progenitor.
[12] The human respiratory system also [...] [From the end of] one puraka to the beginning of another puraka constitutes [...] we commonly call death occurs.
[51] We may call the day the kśatriyas started to protect the shúdras the beginning of the Kśatriya Age in [...] [evolutionary step] in human history.
[34] That is, past, present and future [...] Oṋḿkára. Sunrise to sunset, the beginning of the year to the end, all belong [...] truths. The Scriptures say, –
[9] He is the original Cause of everything, [...] His imagination. He has neither beginning, nor middle, nor end, for He is indeterminate and infinite. If He had a beginning, it would not be possible to call [...] ingredients like earth, stone, metal etc.
[59] The significant part of this above [...] Entity or that which has neither beginning nor end and is devoid of any form, [...] of his beautiful poems. –
[52] Brahma Himself is beyond all colors. [...] Varńas (colors) and the beginning of Avarńa (Absence of color) [...] Trikuti directly or indirectly.
[73] He has no crude eyes but He sees [...] present and future. Being without beginning and end, He is called Vibhu or [...] beyond all kinds of destruction.
[83] He is all that exists in this universe [...] said in the Bible, “In the beginning was the word and the word was with God and the word was God.”
[41] The characteristic of that Supreme [...] unlimited forgiveness. From the very beginning He has been giving everything [...] embrace him and take him on her lap.
[10] Mayyeva sakalaḿ játaḿ [...] say, the Entity who was in the beginning and the middle, is also present in the end.
[49] In the propagation of dharma the spirit of welfare is the beginning, the middle and the end. What [...] kasmae parama premarupá.
[4] We are living in a most unusual [...] Today even the wealthy nations are beginning to learn what it means to do without. [...] spiritual and material perfection.
[50] [A: “Actually, there are [...] It must have been there at the beginning of the manifestation of this universe.”]
[61] [A: “In the beginning, I should say, the supreme causal [...] shall become many.’ In the beginning there was only one Entity and there was nothing else.
[5] Here Tantra begins to differ from [...] their minds of fear from the very beginning. The Vedas maintain, however, [...] individual and collective growth.
[1] You know, in our universe nothing [...] there is no movement, there is no beginning of [life]. Immobility means complete [...] separated from this collective flow.
[1] The first stage of meditation is [...] and determination of the person beginning spiritual practice.
[2] The second stage is the beginning of success. All the mental activities [...] his or her spiritual practices.
[6] Take the case of kiirtana. Kiirtana [...] monotonous. In another style, the beginning may be ordinary, the middle excellent, and the end similar to the beginning. In yet another style, the concluding [...] part of the faculty of knowledge.
[6] When the Aryans began to spread [...] word with a “k” at the beginning without actually pronouncing it.) [...] the difference between the two.
[43] Práńa originates [...] práńáh marks the beginning of Pratisaiṋcara, the introversive [...] merges in the vast Cosmic Mind.
[8] Human beings have been advancing. [...] of civilization. It marked the beginning of a new era in human civilization. [...] vehicles could not have been built.
[15] [In the beginning everyone is a pashu, an animal. [...] viirabháva, they become devatás.]
[11] The question is, how can one acquire [...] which there is a mistake in the beginning, middle, and end. One should move [...] endeavour to attain that goal.
[22] The beginning point of prapattiváda is [...] art, O my Lord, Thou art.”
[23] In the absence of “I am,” [...] for prapattiváda in the beginning; but in the end only “Tvamasi, [...] (Thou art – Thou, Thou.)
[3] The mind of a certain individual [...] the finite objects have both a beginning and an end. In that eternal movement, that which has a beginning certainly has an end too. You [...] pleasure and call it happiness.
[1] The beginning and end of Dhármika Sádhaná [...] afflictions are not afflictions.
[7] Every idea in the mind has its own inherent sound. “In the beginning there was sound, and the sound [...] vibrational sounds such as this.
[8] In Brahma Cakra there is no uniformity [...] speed than the static. Thus in the beginning of saiṋcara the speed is [...] towards the Nucleus Consciousness.
[9] Since the beginning of creation humans have been aspiring [...] Brahma is a concept of Tantra.
[25] On this path of human advancement [...] attractive to the Aryans. So in the beginning they started practising Tantra [...] sádhaná in Bhaeravii cakra.
[16] In the beginning, during the Rgvedic era, the cattle-rearing [...] their staple was generally barley.
[25] It was not difficult for the healthy, [...] cáturvarńa [four-caste] society. In the beginning the Aryans tried their utmost [...] for them to avoid intermixture.
[29] As a result of co-existing with [...] Tantra sádhaná. In the beginning the Aryans tried hard to preserve [...] non-Aryan blood running in their veins.
[94] That is to say, “This Tantra, [...] instead of saying it Himself? In the beginning the Aryans used to recognize the [...] declared themselves to be Tantrics.
[11] From the beginning, children in India can be taught [...] world citizenship in their minds.
[10] Yesterday[see beginning] I told you that there are three [...] encouraged to imitate the first.
[37] What we refer to by the Bengali [...] “tumbler”, however in the beginning the word “glass” only referred to the material.
[29] A part is necessarily small and limited: it has a beginning as well as an end. After attaining [...] becomes almost impossible to escape.
[30] The Object of shreya is limitless; It has neither beginning nor end. From beginninglessness [...] oblivion, in the darkness of passivity.
[56] Thus it is the empirical knowledge [...] averse to such struggles in the beginning.
[65] When people are initiated by those [...] people for long. People are already beginning to realize the truth, and they [...] their helpless and fey condition.
[24] The poet Vidyapati also said, “Adi [...] “You are the Lord of the beginning and the Lord of the end also. I am somewhere between the beginning and the end, and so You are also [...] You are bound to do that.”
[14] Now Marxism is being eradicated [...] special type of madness where the beginning, middle and end is defective. [...] they can even kill themselves.
[15] You people are able to say that [...] because the results of action have a beginning and an end. One remains in heaven [...] establish oneself in Satyaloka.
[14] Now she went on: “It’s [...] predicament.” This time, beginning to answer my actual question she [...] I’d died of cholera.”
[5] From the very beginning it was my opinion that it would [...] physical energy is also undependable.
[6] The second type is internal psychic [...] fade. That is why from the very beginning I have been stressing that human [...] eliminate us. Their days are gone.
[8] Thus, I advise you to depend upon [...] followed this path from the very beginning. The small nucleus of an organization [...] neighbourhood and is still spreading.
[2] Life is a movement from imperfection [...] perfected animal. But this is the beginning of progress for humanity. Humans [...] therefore not life, it is death.
[214] Whatever is done only to please [...] universe with this ideation. In the beginning there is a feeling of doership, [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.
[44] Ans.: – An idol is nothing but the imaginative creation of the human mind, with a finite beginning and end. On the other hand Brahma [...] emancipation of the living entities.
[5] Since the beginning of history there has been an incessant [...] freedom it in turn oppressed others.
[80] (a) Activities harmful to the Marga, [...] be taken against them from the beginning.
[7] Other people are more concerned [...] end of mental existence and the beginning of spirituality. At that stage [...] highest peak of human progress is the beginning of divine bliss. Where animality [...] human principles are established.
[6] In Ananda Marga the seed of a common ideal is sown from the very beginning of a child’s life. At the [...] Brahma will be everlasting.
[12] In Ananda Marga, where "love for [...] prevalent custom. From the very beginning of a child’s life, that is, [...] , and may be from any caste.
[34] In the Marga the seeds of an ideal humanity are sown from the very beginning of life, and humanity as a whole [...] considerations will be unknown.
[42] In the Marga spiritual practices begin when the child reaches the age of five. From the very beginning of a child’s life, he or [...] sphere, but also bodily development.
[48] The psychic superstitions of ghosts, [...] misrepresentation inculcated from the very beginning. These ideas are not rational, [...] is the view taken in the Marga.
[42] In our Ananda Marga, the seed for a common ideal is sown from the very beginning of a child’s life. At the [...] Consciousness will be everlasting.
[36] After the establishment of the [...] exploitative role. When they show signs of beginning to exploit, the sadvipras will [...] revolution whenever necessary.
[39] So far in the first rotation of [...] indications of the Vipra Age are beginning to emerge. As there is no sadvipra society, the social cycle is rotating in a natural way.
[3] At the beginning of evolution, humans used to lead [...] cause of many serious quarrels.
[2] Shiva was born about seven thousand years ago – about eight thousand years after the beginning of the composition of the Rgveda, [...] 1 )
[6] 3. Since the beginning of yoga practice, yogis have sat [...] 1 )
[2] I said at the beginning that there was no script during [...] everything had to be memorized.
[3] Shiva was born about seven thousand years ago – about eight thousand years after the beginning of the composition of the Rgveda, [...] life was not at all systematized.
[3] [One eternal knowledge without beginning or end – there is no other [...] only the knowledge of One Entity.]
[14] Every finite entity has a beginning and an end, a starting-point and [...] be a middle, halfway between the beginning and the end. Anything that has a beginning must have an end, so there must be a middle also. But something having no beginning cannot have any end; the beginningless [...] there cannot be any middle either.
[16] When the subject [that is, the [...] ádyantashúnyam [“without beginning or end”].
[40] [Prasád says, What you were in the beginning, You will become in the end [...] the water will merge again.]
[18] In the universe, under no circumstances [...] lying within the Cosmic bosom from beginning to end are moving, and the touch [...] of the minds of all creatures.
[31] When people mentally create a dream [...] hope but a disappointment from beginning to end. Thus Shiva stated in clear [...] king in the real sense”]?
[21] At the beginning of evolution, humans used to lead [...] cause of many serious quarrels.
[13] All people in all circumstances [...] movement is eternal – whose beginning, middle and end the intellect [...] stage of tadsthiti; for here, the beginning, the middle and the end are all [...] Pacái Shekh, once observed,
[15] [O my merciful Lord, it’s impossible to understand your ways; Even after your end, a beginning. This is the essence of all I have learned.]
[1] On the 8th of September, 1985, [...] words from the Bengali language, beginning, in the first discourse, with [...] of scholarship and literature.
[17] “Over time,” he continued, [...] the Yajurvedic era and the beginning of the Atharvavedic era. [...] their sound is also not the same.
[2] Saḿgiita is the combination [...] the preceding discourse. At the beginning of the book also one such song has been given, and at the end, another.
[4] Sleep : Due to excessive [...] this aids the conscious mind in beginning to function again.
[13] Whatever is done is done only to [...] universe with this ideation. In the beginning due to “Saḿskára” [...] and feeling of a staunch devotee.
[24] The propensities that become the cause of pain in the beginning as also in the end are called [...] befalls. So here the pain is in the beginning and also in the end. This action of his is Kliśt́á vrtti.
[26] A student busy in studies has to [...] successful candidates Thus in the beginning there is pain but the end comes [...] “Kliśt́ákliśt́á.”
[27] Kliśt́á, Kliśt́ákliśt́á [...] when the pain is neither in the beginning nor in the end, is the main propensity [...] rúpá ca bhakti bhaktasya jiivanam.
[7] The crossing of the vishuddha cakra [...] flute and sea develop into the beginning of the sound oṋm, and this [...] oṋm sound comes at last.
[12] The demonstration further showed [...] their bodies; they may stand in the beginning and sit later on without help. [...] least possible injury to the head.
[32] The existence of microcosms is [...] life is a dynamic process from beginning to end. No one has come to this [...] body maintains dynamic movement.
[3] If living beings were to live in [...] drama we know the end in the very beginning, there would be no interest in [...] liilá, His play, goes on.
[2] Rc + kvip = Rk. The meaning of [...] “hymn”. In ancient times, with the beginning of civilization, the sages used [...] were called veda, or knowledge.
[14] There are seven main metres: gáyattrii, [...] “Savitr Rk”. At the beginning of one súkta in the first mańd́ala of the Rgveda we find:
[16] At the beginning of the súkta the word násada [...] násadiiya súkta.
[21] At the beginning of the mantra, ( [...] the “Savitr Rk” is:
[8] When there was nothing, when this [...] created this colourful world. At the beginning of creation He was a lone entity, and at the end of creation He will also remain alone.
[46] Matta means something which is [...] completely bad – bad from beginning to end. Pramatta totally destroys [...] is full of defects, and bad from beginning to end. It has caused the degeneration of human society.
[5] Jaydev, a poet who appeared at the beginning of the Vaishnavite Age and the [...] dance to the rhythm of his poetry.
[3] As I have mentioned, this was in [...] exact day and time that saw the beginning of this temple-building in Ráŕh. [...] roof (or [up to] eight roofs).
[15] It goes without saying here that the custom of wearing veils appeared in Ráŕh at the beginning of the Mughal Age.
[37] The pronunciation of [...] “If the letter comes at the beginning of a word, it is pronounced somewhat [...] for purposes of illustration].
[38] As regards the pronunciations of [...] pronunciation is given fully only at the beginning of the words: for example, chele [...] sádh (sád) [desire], etc.
[40] 1) The consonants are fully pronounced if they are at the beginning of, or in the middle of, words, [...] will be Shiva-a-prasád.
[44] Ans.: – An idol is nothing but the imaginative creation of the human mind, with a finite beginning and end. On the other hand Brahma [...] emancipation of the living entities.
[3] I remember some years ago at Anandanagar [...] [in north India]. An auspicious beginning indeed!
[9] In 1967 in Allahabad Shrii Shrii [...] deserves to be mentioned here. Beginning on page 29 of the article we find:
[1] On the 8th of September, 1985, [...] words from the Bengali language, beginning, in the first discourse, with [...] of scholarship and literature.
[1] On the 8th of September, 1985, [...] words from the Bengali language, beginning, in the first discourse, with [...] of scholarship and literature.
[1] On the 8th of September, 1985, [...] words from the Bengali language, beginning, in the first discourse, with [...] of scholarship and literature.
[13] Intra-humanistic clash is a continuing [...] or maximitis, as I said in the beginning. That is the only difference.
[1] Prout, an acronym for “Progressive [...] developed by the author from the beginning of 1955 until his passing away [...] principle as “Proutists”.
[24] It has been said that Sutanuti [...] Baŕabájár’s merchants. The area beginning where Sutanuti touches the bank [...] however they are not very new either.
[25] Kalighat was a small, temple-centred [...] Pat́uyás were living there at the beginning of the Pathan era. They came from [...] with inspiration from the British.
[29] With the exception of the Piráli [...] who had come to Calcutta at the beginning left for the great, Brahman-predominant [...] and return back in the evening.
[31] I was talking about the Dharmaráj [...] non-Brahman-worshipped Shiva right from the beginning. In certain parts of eastern Rarh [...] transformed into Paoranic Shiva.
[43] Here also there is no mention of [...] literature comes much later at the beginning of the Pathan era. The Bengalees [...] nearly extinct Rájnagar.
[152] One age follows another in succession. [...] at the end of one age and at the beginning of another can be called yuga [...] 20 )
[17] Apramattena veddhavyaḿ. [...] committed blunders, in the very beginning, and he who is committing mistakes [...] attain the stance of salvation.
[27] O children of Ánanda Márga, [...] know your original form. In the beginning, you have to become the white-coloured [...] which is free from all colours.
[10] The Bengali language differs from [...] substituted for sa when a verbal root beginning with sa follows the prefix ni. [...] is avoided as much as possible.
[18] Now let us see what happens with [...] languages “h” at the beginning of a word is not pronounced. For [...] shámsunnáhár.
[25] “H” at the beginning of a word is silent in French, [...] natural pronunciation practices.
[3] Earlier I said that when ra is at the beginning of a word it is called ádi [...] pay sufficient attention to this.
[4] Now as for la, it is called ádi la when it comes at the beginning of a word and its pronunciation [...] Atharvavedic pronunciation becomes lru.
[8] Next comes antahstha va. At the beginning of a word it is pronounced like [...] accepted as standard pronunciation.
[16] Vargiiya ba is pronounced like [...] commonly use this double v at the beginning of non-French words in order to [...] facilitate proper pronunciation.
[3] The pronunciation of the Rarh area [...] pronunciation of ádi la [la at the beginning of a word] and antahstha la [la [...] written and pronounced the same.
[6] Among the thirty-four consonants, [...] They are pronounced one way at the beginning of a word and another way in the middle or at the end of a word. Ya at the beginning of a word is pronounced like a [...] example, janttu-jánowár.
[8] Thus we see that at the beginning of a word ya is pronounced like [...] correct to pronounce it iahán.
[9] The next letter is ra. When ra comes at the beginning of a word it is pronounced ra. [...] palate, for example, carańa.
[10] Then comes la. If la is at the beginning of a word it is called ádi [...] diwál is diwáŕ.
[11] Next comes antahstha va. In Bengali, [...] and pronounced the same. At the beginning of a word antahstha va is pronounced [...] “wa” at all times.
[2] Written script did not exist at the beginning of the Vedic era. Written script [...] pronunciation of Uśńik metre.
[5] The Rgvedic style has a total of [...] is pronounced d́a at the beginning of a word, for example, d́ambaru. [...] is pronounced d́ha at the beginning of a word, for example, d́hakká, [...] áśáŕha.
[6] There is a fixed rule for the pronunciation [...] “ia” ucyate. If ya occurs at the beginning of a word then it is pronounced [...] not make this sort of mistake.
[13] Ka + śa = kśa (khia). [...] sa is pronounced like ha at the beginning of a word and elsewhere like kha. Assamese partially follows the Yajurvedic style.
[19] Those who did not accept Neohumanism from the beginning – who accepted it just before [...] stage, so the world was at a loss.
[5] [In the beginning everyone is a pashu, an animal. [...] viirabháva, they become devatás.]
[2] The fundamental idea of dvaetádvaetaváda philosophy is that in the beginning there are two entities, while [...] already mentioned this many times.
[5] Kiirtana [...] Initially it is dvaeta, because in the beginning there are two entities, the devotee [...] be in the state of non-dualism.
[12] “Everything has come out [...] dvaetádvaetaváda is acceptable, but not its beginning. Logically something which does not contain a beginning cannot possess an end. That is [...] philosophy. He is far above it.
[16] We notice that whenever people [...] greatness is full of sweetness from beginning to end. Furthermore, that sweetness [...] proper psychological approach.
[4] We discover this truth at the beginning, at the very outset of creation. [...] established in all-round perfection.
[8] Due to His endlessness the Lord [...] has no end. Finite objects have a beginning and an end, hence after their [...] means Parama Puruśa .
[20] Kliśt́ákliśt́avrtti: [...] tenement. He undergoes hardship in the beginning, but what is the ultimate result? [...] living beings, but not Iishvara.
[21] Akliśt́ákliśt́avrtti is that action which is not painful at the beginning but which is ultimately painful. [...] beings, but not Parama Paruśa.
[22] Finally, akliśt́ávrtti is that action which is neither painful in the beginning nor painful in the end. This vrtti [...] slightest vestige of kleśa.
[11] Another figment of human imagination [...] the Supreme entity, one without beginning and end is the only object of ideation.
[2] In Brahma Cakra (the collective [...] speed than the static. Thus in the beginning of saiṋcara the speed is [...] towards the Nucleus Consciousness.
[3] Since the beginning of creation humans have been aspiring [...] changes to oval from circular.…
[1] The Cosmic Mind is a combination [...] extroversial phase of creation. In the beginning there was Cosmic Consciousness, [...] from one vertex of the triangle.
[23] Nature’s rules should be observed [...] in one’s daily life. At the beginning of adolescence and youth, one [...] from the onslaught of disease.
[5] I have already told that the bhaktas [...] with Himself. Previously in the beginning, when He was alone, He was not [...] anything to say in this regard.
[25] Then, Smara nityamanityatám. [...] not nitya, but anitya. From among beginning, middle and end, if even one is [...] nor die. And that alone is nitya.
[30] There are three stages on this [...] [“What you say is just the beginning; you have to go farther”]. [...] somewhere else, somewhere else”].
[5] Now, let us see why the name is [...] activated. You know that from the beginning there has been a system of writing [...] people will take it as energy.
[2] Life is movement from imperfection [...] perfected animal. But this is only the beginning of progress for the human. The [...] intellectual and spiritual perfections.
[28] The word yavana means “one [...] and Lava) used to come out at the beginning of the drama and acquaint the [...] Bengali drama for the conclusion.
[44] The rśi says “I know [...] Ancient One, who existed before the beginning of creation and exists even today. [...] constitute His universal body.
[1] In the beginning, Master Units were started with [...] will be lost in non-existence.
[1] Now about Lord Krśńa’s [...] Mahábhárata, from beginning to end, were simply puppets on [...] forth a few out of many examples.
[3] The sádhaka who looks at [...] Entity – infinite, without any beginning or end, all-pervading – [...] stance] of Parama Puruśa.
[18] Prasad says, what you were in the beginning; You will become in the end [...] Into the water will merge again.
[28] In the beginning the microcosmic point possesses [...] dualism. Dualism cannot survive.
[211] Similarly, Avidyámáyá, [...] as good symptoms, indicating the beginning of the end of Avidyámáyá.
[3] [May this beginning be auspicious.]
[15] There are fifty letters in Sanskrit beginning with a and ending with kśa. [...] indicate them by drawing the mouth.
[18] Vocabulary : The meaning [...] words come into existence? In the beginning, unrefined verbs were fashioned [...] ago in which we find these lines:
[21] Vocabulary is created from psycho-acoustic [...] kat́kat́. Thus we see that in the beginning there is a sound denoting a certain quality and from that the word is created.
[51] Although there is no separate [...] pronounced d́ha at the beginning of a word but ŕha [...] d́a does not occur at the beginning of the word. So for this reason [...] letter ya is not at the beginning. For that reason its pronunciation [...] árya, paryáya , etc.
[90] Kumárii also [...] ghrta has been added to the beginning of its name, that is, it is called [...] it simply kumárii .
[20] In a river development project, [...] of a river and a barrage at the beginning of the plain stage.
[17] In the beginning, karma seemed to be against prapatti, [...] Párthasárathi Krśńa.
[10] Maharshi Kapila came much later [...] principles, he said, were there at the beginning of creation – not one or [...] Iishvara.” This much only Kapila said.
[47] b) T́oŕi/t́aŕi: This is grown just at the end of early autumn or beginning of late autumn in sun-harvest [...] sun-harvest crops or yellow mustard.
[21] Soon after the beginning of civilization, that is, soon [...] as káriká .
[67] Shiva symbolizes the beginning of a new era in humanity’s [...] as Kálágni .
[156] I was alone and solitary. I didn’t [...] Pathan Badshah Shershah made at the beginning of the Mughal era, with only a [...] Hooghly was part of Burdwan District.
[7] Everything is the expression of [...] straightforward, it is blissful right from the beginning. The path of knowledge is a little [...] it in detail on some other day.
[15] The second miimáḿsá [...] originated and developed in the beginning in Mithila, it was navyanyáya [...] three became almost identical.
[59] Saiṋcara [movement [...] same at the end as it was at the beginning of the cyclic creative order. [...] shape of its effect, step by step.
[58] The somarasa that the [...] distilled wine originally or in the beginning was known as káńd́a .
[7] Everybody wants happiness, and [...] maybe, was unknown to humans in the beginning.
[56] The king tasted it. It was true. [...] time the king’s temper was beginning to simmer. On hearing Shuyo’s words it boiled over and he threw Queen Duyo out of the gate.
[32] Let us come to Śod́ashii [...] end of the Mughal period and the beginning of the British period, Krśńa [...] transformed from Śod́ashii.
[37] As there is no entity, psychic [...] emergence took place before the beginning of time, and His all-pervasiveness [...] far into the past or the future.
[28] Sádhaná is the effort [...] Avidyámáyá loosen its hold. So the beginning of true sádhaná [...] Avidyámáyá is beginning to wane.
[8] In the case of yellow mustard, [...] late variety is planted in the beginning of the season and fails for some [...] irrigation after proper weeding.
[94] The Gregorian calendar is also [...] properly adjusted it would be in the beginning of the month.
[28] Whatever is finite is limited by [...] shreya is infinite. It has no beginning and no end, it is an unbroken [...] lamenting the endless drought.
[14] It was the full moon night in the [...] became separate goddesses. In the beginning, their Dhyánamantra was also the same, but it also became different afterwards.
[98] Iti means “to continue just [...] French word, estoire. Because the beginning of the word is pronounced as a [...] Nowadays, in English, both are current.
[4] The large migratory bird that one [...] during the winter harvest at the beginning of the cold season is also called [...] the newly-sprouted pulse seeds.
[45] “I am extremely interested [...] Dákśáyańii, from the beginning of the Shur dynasty. I went out [...] rushed here and managed to find you.
[24] So, on the basis of language, how [...] Having listened to Bengali from the beginning of his life, the Vaekharii and [...] humanity on the basis of language.
[31] There has been a lot of admixture [...] particular climate since their beginning are more discernible than in the [...] differences in linguistic expression.
[1] The subject of today’s discourse [...] goal and the path from the very beginning of their life. One must not wait [...] path? – that is the question.
[2] The purpose of the Qualified Supreme [...] entered into an alliance at the very beginning of creation for this to happen; [...] subtlety is temporarily affected.
[5] Anyway, we have made a beginning. From today itself, a Homeo-College, [...] can also be opened for ladies.
[7] Sentiment : The second way [...] if there is impropriety in the beginning, middle and end, not only will [...] a chasm. One cannot be certain.
[13] The Beginning of Human Civilization
[3] [In the beginning everyone is a pashu, an animal. [...] viirabháva, they become devatás.]
[7] Another Farsi word used in Bengali [...] ) In the beginning they used to use a coconut hookah [...] are you doing, bring the hookah.]
[12] The Farsi word saodágar [...] Antahstha ya is only used at the beginning of a word. In the middle or at [...] also wrong. If ya occurs at the beginning of a word then it is pronounced [...] – quite difficult, indeed.
[2] Scientific names also follow, in [...] plants by the scientific name before beginning treatment.)
[6] Fortunately, nothing is permanent [...] human psychology. Men today are beginning to realize that women can no longer [...] in every sphere of social life.
[27] Emanation also affects script and [...] Written script did not exist at the beginning of the Yajurvedic era. Written [...] today’s letter ka. For example:
[21] In the beginning, a head woman would be the leader [...] the meaning of the term patnii.
[38] What I have said about the preservation [...] shloka which was quoted at the beginning refers to Parama Puruśa [...] lowest point among all low points.
[39] In ancient times there was the [...] Thus in the pre-Vedic and at the beginning of the Vedic era the prevalent [...] compulsory social observation.
[67] “Over time,” he continued, [...] the Yajurvedic era and the beginning of the Atharvavedic era. [...] their sound is also not the same.
[2] Everything in this cosmos is moving. [...] impetus that is present at the beginning of emanation gradually wanes as it passes through shocks and counter-shocks.
[3] The following mantra will be recited three times at the beginning of Iishvara Prańidhána:
[1] The subject of today’s discussion [...] Testament it is said: “In the beginning was the word.” In the Veda [...] parallelism with those ideas. In the beginning this expression was limited to [...] as substantives and modifiers.
[30] So we were talking about the word [...] held exclusively in Latin. At the beginning it was written on papyrus leaves. [...] long after the invention of paper.
[1] At the beginning of civilization, the desire to [...] that existed were decentralized.
[10] People say that a bull, when he [...] great” stance from the very beginning.
[12] In this tremendous momentum the [...] that stage, but it heralds the beginning of an impending creation. When [...] the conversion into solid matter.
[1] Kola also refers to the [...] instrument created by nature. In the beginning, the same bamboo would be used as weapon as well as flute.
[9] In the beginning, a head woman would be the leader [...] the meaning of the term patnii.
[1] The spoken Bengali of Midnapore [...] and Mughal eras, and even in the beginning of British rule, which was witness [...] poet Kalidasa was from this area.
[2] Anyhow, the northern part of our [...] Hijlii during the Pathan and the beginning of the Mughal eras. When what [...] ideological centre for various reasons.
[15] Even though there is great grammatical [...] rahiin thiin. Of course, in the beginning people used to write it this way [...] “blackberry graft”, and so on.
[26] The next subject of discussion [...] khaśt́hii. However if it is in the beginning of a compound letter then it is [...] shiśya is pronounced shikh.
[4] This same question can be asked [...] creation it has been placed at the beginning of the alphabet. If two a’s [...] they have to be joined together.
[6] Among the twelve dialects of Bengali, [...] pronounce them when they come at the beginning of a word. Elsewhere we write [...] that way also? Absolutely not!
[14] “Uttiśt́han [...] casting lethargy aside, that is the beginning of Tretá Yuga. There is [...] body of flesh and blood.”
[2] Tearing pain in the diseased region, [...] suffer from much pain, so in the beginning the disease is generally overlooked.
[1] Nirguńa Brahma is eternal without beginning or end and Saguńa Brahma also is eternal without beginning or end. Many people believe that [...] infinite Nirguńa Brahma.
[8] Regardless of how vast it is, the [...] Prajápati, since eternity and without beginning has accumulated never ending saḿskáras. [...] the consequences of His actions.
[26] This proto-spiritualistic mentality [...] Entity. Its undulating waves have no beginning or end. They spread out in all [...] until it finally merges in Him.
[8] Each and every bhúta is [...] start of the animated stage is the beginning of the process of pratisaiṋcara.
[7] It must, therefore, be emphasized that even before beginning Sádhaná, one must [...] of their minds for a long time.
[1] From the very beginning of the creation of man a struggle [...] thought also came into existence.
[91] I arrived at a large room. Niiláiṋjana [...] house had been built either at the beginning of the British era or at the end [...] for the riders and their horses.
[116] “Of course, I have a strong [...] during the end of the Pleiocene or beginning of the Meoiscene ages when ape-men first appeared?”
[18] In Brahma Cakra (the collective [...] speed than the static. Thus in the beginning of saiṋcara the speed is [...] towards the Nucleus Consciousness.
[19] Since the beginning of creation humans have been aspiring [...] Brahma is a concept of Tantra.
[47] (11) Vajrásana (thunder [...] place them on the knees. In the beginning practise this ásana very [...] a minute. Practice four times.
[4] Preserving this vast wealth of [...] necessity they devised written symbols, beginning with pictorial script. In the [...] Semitic scripts, such as Arabic).
[2] Regarding Shiva, we should say [...] way into two parts. From the very beginning, He was an omnipresent entity. [...] well, Shiva cannot be neglected.
[13] [Knowing that Shiva, who has neither beginning nor end, who is the creator [...] – one attains eternal peace.]
[17] In the past, many thinkers stated one thing in the beginning, but subsequently when they discovered [...] hands; you can judge for yourselves.
[18] I will give one small example. [...] that is, there is illusion in the beginning, illusion in the middle and illusion [...] place so quickly nor so easily.
[19] Those who have harmed humanity [...] leader did not open his mouth in the beginning – he preferred to observe [...] intellect, not merely common intellect.
[47] “You can’t be very old,” [...] Prákrta languages. The real beginning of the teaching and study of history [...] been properly recorded.”
[22] Formerly in Bengal, as well as [...] accept the month of Caetra as the beginning of the year. The lexicographer, [...] place of Agraháyańa.
[9] The translation of the shloka beginning Sarve’tra sukhinah bhavantu [...] context other than that of this book.
[5] Ever since the beginning of this world, the power to rule has been in the hands of one class or another.
[6] In the beginning of the world, when it was inhabited [...] of sheer weight and brute force.
[13] The four classes which have ruled [...] have been known ever since the beginning of humanity as bráhmańas [...] natural and logical development.
[12] What is the meaning of karańa [...] external organs either. In the beginning He made a resolve (saḿkalpa): [...] entities are being created at a time.
[30] Let us come to Śod́ashii [...] end of the Mughal period and the beginning of the British period, Krśńacandra, [...] lived seven thousand years ago?
[2] The feeling that is at work behind [...] lost or as a matter of fact, the beginning of the process of losing oneself [...] would have wanted to live here.
[24] Since ancient times this karkaca [...] near the port of Tutikerin. At the beginning of the British period, those ships [...] have of returning laden with salt?
[27] It was wintertime. The compartment I boarded was quite crowded at the beginning, but half the people got off in [...] and fell asleep not long after.