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[18] And who is He? He is the Lord of [...] comes to an end and another phase begins: that juncture is called yuga.

[13] “Kuru puńyam ahorátram.” [...] Indian system. The Western day begins from midnight and is thus fixed according to the time of the watch.

[1] Kalá [systaltic flow] [...] At specific points in time, one begins to gain control over particular [...] much he had eaten. And so it goes.

[17] But what is the nature of the existence of the jiivas? The shloka begins with the description of the jiivas’ [...] the final shelter of the jiivas.

[11] Human beings become overjoyed receiving [...] sympathetic vibration in the mind. I begins to feel that I should assimilate [...] love when it becomes permanent.

[29] Next comes the sparsha [touch] [...] bháva of Vrajagopála begins to predominate, one comes to understand [...] Mahaprabhu in a poem by Satyen Datta:

[37] Now it so happens that human beings [...] form for some time. When a bhakta begins to analyse Him, he or she finds [...] musical resonance, devotees exclaim:

[6] It is impossible to establish genuine [...] “Where science ends, philosophy begins;” and on the other hand [...] engaged in the fight against dogma.

[45] When the rotation is circular the [...] nucleus, the chapter of its return begins, and its culmination is in the nucleus – the end of all its peregrinations.

[5] The funny thing is that one always [...] opponent’s defects that one begins to acquire his or her defects [...] one’s own innate characteristic.

[8] Ukta means “that which has [...] is added to a verbal root which begins with antahstha va, the va of the [...] There is no such word as ucit.

[252] The predominance of dishonest people [...] of burden. When the Vaeshya Age begins after the Vipra Age, and the vipras [...] to the hungry chicken-fancier.

[14] Thus a person moves around the [...] starts to be reduced. The person begins to realize that he or she has [...] merge in Parama Puruśa.

[4] When the baby grows up and becomes a little child it develops some intellect and begins calling its elder sister by her [...] faults, and neither should they.

[27] So, Bhagaván says to Nárada, [...] Always remember that the devotion begins with aesthetic science and its [...] (Mohana Vijiṋána) begins.”

[6] The word yuga is derived [...] particular flow of life ends and another begins or emerges, it is called yuga [...] orders is called yuga sandhi .

[11] Earlier I mentioned that just as [...] particular stage ends and another stage begins, and the in-between phase is called [...] in individual life then a person begins to move in accordance with certain [...] given the name sadvipra .

[28] If we call the force which causes [...] point from which the positive flow begins from the Supreme Triangle, which [...] called Shambhúliuṋga.

[28] When the extroversial tendency [...] particular environment, the mind begins to dance according to vibrations [...] one object or action at a time.

[3] Due to the defective mentality, [...] suffering even today. This mentality begins with violence and exploitation [...] be amassed by a few individuals.

[25] Where the two forces, Vidyá [...] sádhaná, a sádhaka begins his journey from the borderline [...] squarely on the solid ground Brahma.

[9] [By birth, everybody is a shúdra, [...] scriptures. And finally, when the person begins to realize Brahma (through psycho-spiritual initiation) he or she becomes a Bráhmańa.]

[28] The human biological structure [...] months of pregnancy, a human foetus begins to develop a tail which grows [...] beings and that of other bipeds.

[38] Suppose a youth begins to run like a monkey using his [...] He has become a gentleman again!

[2] There is a shloka in the Vedas that begins, Uttiśt́hata jágrata [...] Tantra. But the Veda further says,

[5] Here Tantra begins to differ from Veda. The process [...] individual and collective growth.

[3] [Our minds] move internally and [...] [context], the path never ends. It begins at one extreme in the least subtle [...] towards [eternal blessedness].

[7] (3) The third movement is your psycho-spiritual movement, that begins in the psychic sphere and moves toward the spiritual self.

[7] The first question that the jiṋána [...] point, the place where intuition begins. Hence in the realm of spiritual [...] of the highest human excellence.

[78] The Supreme Entity in its movement [...] from the influence of Prakrti and begins to imbibe the qualities of Puruśa. [...] to hear it, but not impossible.

[37] The fourth is samatábháva [...] samatábháva is lost, because then one begins feeling that there is a group [...] spirituality, when a sádhaka begins feeling somewhat elevated with [...] will do to a sádhaka is,

[5] When Bhaeravii Shakti attains the [...] Bhavánii Shakti, and thus begins Prakrti’s third stage of [...] between the crude and the subtle.

[11] Confinement to the Annamaya Kośa [...] one kośa ends and another begins. There are two minds – one [...] separate. Ripeness means perfection.

[7] Thereafter, when Puruśa begins to reassert Himself, the binding [...] Cycle or Pratisaiṋcara.

[10] When pluralities move towards the [...] latitude granted by Puruśa begins to decrease, the greater the external [...] (existential-I) portions of the mind.

[12] Instead of saying that the inanimate [...] internal clash existential awareness begins to develop gradually. With the [...] I-feeling assumes a preponderant role.

[22] When intellect associates itself [...] the crude mind ends and intellect begins. Excessive philosophical study [...] to attain Parama Puruśa.

[7] Strictly speaking, theoretical [...] The practical process of Tantra begins with the physical and progresses [...] apart from many other schools.]

[16] How does the individual move ahead? [...] Hari. Thereafter the play of Hara begins. The petals wither and fall off, [...] dreadful as death, for death itself.

[7] The same child, when grown up a [...] done any virtuous deeds; so it begins doing a little sádhaná, [...] it is not a punishable offence.

[8] In Bengal, as you know, winter [...] the moon, and the spring season begins from the fifth day of the next [...] She is also worshipped in Tibet.

[6] Now, this fundamental negativity, [...] the kulakuńd́alinii begins to move, it rises to the kśititattva. [...] comes under the category of matter.

[196] The highest treasure of human beings, [...] furthest limit, where intuition begins. Hence in the realm of intuitional [...] manifest the highest human excellence.

[202] When those who are guided by their [...] but when one is much advanced one begins thinking that one’s intellect [...] understand that one has no knowledge.

[524] Banyan may be planted at the end [...] ends and the sandy bank of a river begins. When banyan is planted in this [...] projects to prevent riverside erosion.

[7] Other people are more concerned [...] Where animality ends, humanity begins, where humanity ends, divinity begins. The meeting point of the highest [...] human principles are established.

[18] The physical body of living beings [...] mind become transformed. The mind begins to move towards Puruśottama and becomes centered on the pituitary plexus.

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] work naturally. Spiritual practice begins with the body and towards the [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[8] Spiritual practice begins from physico-psychic level. For [...] controlled, mind is also controlled.

[22] Rohit’s father said to Rohit: [...] “Dvápara Yuga” begins when his sleep is broken, and [...] “Tretá” yuga begins in his life after that.

[11] Wise people say that the living [...] time, space and person) its body begins to deteriorate.

[16] When, due to the grace of Parama [...] bondages is opened, and the unit mind begins to transcend all sorrows and miseries. [...] Entity alone is the Universal Guru.

[59] The importance of pratyáhára [...] Vaeśńava. Pratyáhára begins with vigorous action and culminates in selfless devotion.

[2] The mind has two main functions: [...] the process of externalization begins, when the mind thinks something [...] motor organs to spring into action.

[1] Everything has a point of origin, [...] feeling or sensation originates, it begins to stir the human mind and to [...] before it reaches its single goal.

[73] Mung is a pulse of the tropical [...] District’s Kunur River (it begins in the Budbud jungle and merges [...] “Bengal gram” for cholá.

[3] Due to this homomorphic conversion, [...] lost and the process of creation begins through one of its vertices: there [...] well as in the collective body.

[4] As plant life progresses on the [...] terminal point, and there human life begins. Until now, even with much research, [...] place in the world of medicine.

[42] What is the meaning of yuga [sandhi]? [...] knowing which way to go. Confused, it begins moving again in another direction. [...] ideas and values ends and a new set begins. At the transitional point, human [...] Myself from age to age”].

[17] There are people who come to me [...] of aesthetic science. He or she begins to love every expression of Parama Puruśa. He or she says:

[14] Mechanism describes the origin [...] protoplasmic cell with which life begins. Next, the movements of atoms [...] theory of mechanism in its essence.

[3] This is the sixty-second rk [...] utterance]. The original shloka begins in the following way – [...] dhiyoh yo nah pracodayát .

[4] Among the languages of the Aryan [...] Telegu. After that Oriyan influence begins. Bengali begins from the middle of Orissa’s [...] the help of prefixes or suffixes.

[3] Microcosm is multipurposive but [...] game if in the football game he begins to think about his books. Hence, [...] has been said about Macrocosm,

[14] Máyá has three guńas [...] which point the domain of devotion begins. An interesting illustration is [...] Máyá, but rather through its help.

[13] This eternal game of pervasive [...] awakening of Consciousness that begins in the primary atom of energy, [...] through the austerity of Sadhakas.

[394] Between any two epochs there is [...] it stops, becomes confused and begins moving in another direction. When [...] ideas and values ends and a new set begins. At the transitional point, human [...] becomes an imperative necessity.

[24] Generally the swallow wort [ [...] where it can grow easily. The tree begins emitting its scent when it reaches [...] after twenty-eight years of age.

[71] Kuńd́a + lá [...] The root verb lá begins with la . Notwithstanding [...] are: A kind of earring.

[9] The individual human being virtually [...] mind dominates in an individual he begins to act more like a devatá. [...] psychic and partly psycho-spiritual.

[55] Kalr + ac = kalra. The meaning [...] bhasmántakah, that is, it begins in semen and ends in ashes – in the end the body is cremated and turned into ash.

[44] When, attracted by the rhythmic [...] the balanced triangle of forces begins to lose its equilibrium, then the creative ideation begins to emanate. This creative ideation [...] of kárańa .

[59] Saiṋcara [movement [...] dominates, but then gradually it begins to diminish and, due to the increasing [...] when pratisaiṋcara begins, the dominance of the material force gradually begins to diminish. At that stage, the [...] Sattva-guńa [sentient] begins to grow. In the final stage of [...] shape of its effect, step by step.

[60] The relation between the cognitive [...] sattvaguńa gradually begins to reduce, and at the final stage [...] beyond the subtle layer of mind].

[27] Suppose there are a few clouds [...] the colour of the clouds slowly begins to change into black and within [...] called káliká .

[28] Suppose you spot a cloud in [...] run back to their homes. And then begins the heavy downpour ( muśaládháre [...] called káliká .

[35] The melon is a very well known [...] start of rainy season. The plant begins to yield fruit from the time it [...] called káliká .

[40] You know that in their imagination [...] when something of general standard begins to decline, the lower it sinks, [...] káśt́há .

[56] Since ancient times, human [...] contact with daylight, its sweetness begins to diminish and its acidity begins to increase ... it begins to froth. We call it táŕi [...] ….. káiṋjii .

[128] The rainy season begins a day or two after the rain clouds [...] returns to its home country, Africa.

[124] 31) Another meaning of the word [...] state or another person’s land begins, is called káka (the word pagár used to be used in old Bengali).

[86] Ekanore said: “If you see [...] to cast her spell. The trouble begins the moment you start talking. [...] your mouth firmly shut.”

[16] These are the successive phases of the Puranic Shákta Cult. This cult begins with Káliká Shakti, [...] system of sádhaná.

[5] It was said earlier that it is [...] human beings have to carry out begins with citta, to be followed by [...] qualifying influence of Prakrti.

[23] The reason is that this cosmic [...] universalism. When inter-planetary conflict begins, then internationalism will assume [...] will be known as the human nation.

[8] Thus I say, Caraeveti, caraeveti [...] to rise up, their fortune also begins to awaken. The moment they sit [...] protect the good and innocent.

[64] Wise people say that the living [...] time, space and person) its body begins to deteriorate.

[69] When, due to the grace of Parama [...] bondages is opened, and the unit mind begins to transcend all sorrows and miseries. [...] Entity alone is the Universal Guru.

[31] Unbearable pain in the abdominal region, which begins before the commencement of the [...] main symptoms of this disease.

[26] [Now begins the distribution of Hari lut́ [...] Krśńa stretched out his palms.]

[38] In old Bengali one ta was written [...] up and the hem of the lower ta begins where the tail leaves off; the [...] extend back up and the hem of the ra begins where it leaves off. The letter [...] from taking the path of emanation.

[53] After the Aryans came to India [...] cultivating summer crops is when the sun begins to move towards the north for people in the southern hemisphere, and when the sun begins to move towards the south for [...] wheat should have been completed.

[6] According to western calculation, [...] according to the Indian system, the day begins at sunrise and according to the Western system, it begins at midnight.

[3] An unmarried person remains somewhat [...] greater family responsibility and begins a new style of life.” [...] 2 )

[4] Hence, when an unmarried girl or boy gets married, his or her life begins to flow down a different channel. [...] offered by her is not pure.”

[17] Thus when, in the process of introversion, [...] last point, the realm of the citta begins. Similarly, all the faculties [...] merges into the ahaḿtattva.

[21] Most of the time the human mind [...] thought. The restless mind which begins the process of sádhaná [...] before attaining samádhi.

[25] Every newcomer to the path of sádhaná [...] from the mind, one blissful wave begins to flow, and the sádhaka attains the state of ekágra bhúmi.

[25] Something which we cannot accept [...] after the process of metamorphosis begins from Shambú Liuṋga. [...] relative, undergoes metamorphosis.

[5] In this way the Shúdra, [...] revolution; then the second cyclic order begins. Thus, the rotation of the samája cakra [social cycle] continues.

[9] This extra-cerebral memory begins to fade after five years. The [...] more it forgets its past life.

[15] Should one strive to see one’s [...] journey of hundreds of years one begins to visualize the saḿskáras [...] the words of Rabindranath Tagore:

[26] The next subject of discussion [...] word śaśt́hii begins with the letter śa. The [...] shiśya is pronounced shikh.

[26] What is bhakti? When the mind leaves [...] from the mind, at the moment one begins to advance, and the supreme state [...] then they can also attain Him.

[11] You know, there are certain mythological [...] that as one epoch ends another begins: the kśatriya age is followed [...] and “iron age” etc.

[4] It is just like a sprout shooting [...] porous, then gradually the whole seed begins to fall apart bit by bit, and [...] is becoming rampant.

[32] 3) Jiṋánamishrá [...] fulfilment, then self-knowledge begins to unfold itself in the devotee’s [...] of occult power and knowledge.

[15] During the reign of King Akbar, [...] the faslii year. The faslii year begins from the month of Áshvin [...] rhymes of old Bengal, for example,

[17] [The Bengali year begins in Agraháyań when [...] the sky protect the cornfields.]

[2] Those who follow His teachings [...] an all-embracing cosmic feeling begins to fill their hearts. They begin [...] motivated by His indescribable love.

[2] Those who follow His teachings [...] an all-embracing cosmic feeling begins to fill their hearts. They begin [...] motivated by His indescribable love.

[3] In these discourses Baba speaks of the journey of the Soul. The journey begins with Absolute Consciousness, the [...] And then the return journey home begins. The creation, drawn by that supreme [...] manifestation of that Consciousness.

[48] The friendly glow of fireworms [...] small disappear. As one’s mind begins to expand, one’s small-I begins to lose its existence, and in the final stage of expansion, vanishes altogether.

[60] These are the successive phases of the Puranic Shakti Cult. This cult begins with Káliká shakti, [...] system of sádhaná.

[4] The fortune of a person who is [...] also stood up. And when a person begins to move purposefully towards one’s goal, one’s fate also begins to move. So don’t behave [...] your life should be to go ahead.

[8] Kali Yuga is described in the scriptures [...] consciousness is aroused so that one begins to feel what one should do, what [...] then this is known as Satya Yuga.

[1] The creation of the Universe is [...] Prakrti, the refulgence of expression begins. This Universe, full of fleeting [...] of Prakrti over Puruśa.

[3] While doing sádhaná, [...] relative world ends and the Absolute begins. This point is representative [...] one with Paramátmá.