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[26] Now let us analyse how devotees [...] impediment between the person and the belonging. Suppose there is a son who says, [...] here.” He can never do such a thing.

[7] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] even after marriage. Women, though belonging to a new gotra [clan] after marriage, [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[2] This is a native Bengali word. [...] pluśińa. This tiny creature belonging to the ant group increases its [...] he had the body of an anthill.

[9] There is a well-known story about [...] devotion. At that time some invaders, belonging to another religion, started a [...] mercilessly for his bad behaviour.

[33] Bear in your mind that the controlling [...] cakras as well as the propensities belonging to them. Even without the nerve-fibres [...] bearing (prajiṋá).

[183] It is noticeable that in the fanatical [...] would never think of themselves as belonging to the same group. As a result [...] because of their subtle mentality.

[24] In the patrilinear order, introductions [...] instance, if one introduced oneself as belonging to Kashyapa Gotra, he or she meant [...] Assam, this system is still there.

[1] As mentioned before, there were [...] by Videha. (You know the persons belonging to Amba Bhumii are known as Ambastha).

[42] It is also stated in Tantra that [...] gods and goddesses – whether belonging to Tantra or Purana – but [...] attainment of the Supreme Entity.

[9] There is one hope for redemption, [...] What do we call taking something belonging to others without their permission? [...] from the milkmaids’ houses.

[11] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] even after marriage. Women, though belonging to a new gotra [clan] after marriage, [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[19] During the Mahábhárata [...] his own teaching. Each student belonging to a catuspathii was the adopter [...] was a small university in itself.

[15] When one’s cognitive faculty [...] Supreme Mother. Brothers and sisters belonging to the same family cannot belong [...] another slowly starves to death.

[16] Casteism is a burden on the Hindu [...] opportunity, they declare themselves as belonging to the so-called elevated caste, [...] reason Deva title should be adopted.

[2] Játakarma is the first step [...] combined responsibility of all men belonging to the Samája. In this [...] result in a sweet social relation.

[3] The ancient society of Bengal was [...] even after marriage. Women, though belonging to a new gotra [clan] after marriage, [...] Tantra as introduced by Shiva.

[5] For instance, a child belonging to a family the members of which [...] imposed saḿskára.

[15] In such a society, where belonging to a particular group or section [...] spiritual reasons is not possible.

[34] In the Marga the seeds of an ideal [...] is considered to be one family belonging to the race of jiiva mátra [...] considerations will be unknown.

[26] Those who think that the dowry [...] those properties. A few daughters, belonging to some rich or upper-middle class [...] person easily gets her consort.

[59] The caste, race or nation is often [...] whole is considered as one family belonging to the race of human race. In [...] considerations will be unknown.

[319] At present the worth of life is [...] to get honour. The poor people belonging to all other classes have to woo [...] fellow-feeling. All are self-centered.

[1] Gandhagokula . Gandha + gokula. [...] the bodies of smaller creatures belonging to the same family emit this type [...] emits this kind of foul smell.

[31] Similarly there are [mythologically] [...] even the [blackest-skinned] people belonging to the Austric race are not as [...] of black than the upper hells.])

[15] SOME [...] Industrial means "of or belonging to industry". [...] was connected.) –Eds.

[18] SOME [...] innate/intrinsic belonging to inner side [...] Calcasian belonging to Calcutta [...] Indica belonging to India Banjalitis belonging to Bengal arson [...] people directly or indirectly.

[19] There may be another disease, another [...] in the past, and even now people belonging to one religious group cannot [...] panacea for all psychic ailments.

[37] The pronunciation of [...] ৰ [ba belonging to a particular varga, or group [...] জ [ja belonging to a particular varga, or group [...] for purposes of illustration].

[1] The Gaoŕádya Vaedikas [Vedics belonging to Gaoŕa] are inhabitants [...] themselves Ráŕhii].

[6] That there was casteism in India [...] varńa [here, a sub-caste] belonging to the Malla branch of the Shakya [...] [inhabitants of Ráŕh].

[31] I was talking about the Dharmaráj [...] were non-Brahmans, that is, people belonging to the [[Ját Bengalees]], [...] transformed into Paoranic Shiva.

[62] Static peace is definitely not desirable. Suppose a particular group of people belonging to a particular region oppress [...] they are encouraging static peace.

[144] Although the system of seat reservation [...] should not be limited to those belonging to a particular community. At [...] reserved seat, however, only those belonging to the community for which the [...] will it be adopted, otherwise not.

[6] Among the thirty-four consonants, those belonging to the vargas – ka, kha, [...] example, janttu-jánowár.

[2] Cerebral memory is achieved by [...] recollection only of the things belonging to the present life.

[39] Prior to your birth your affectionate [...] as mine or to regard myself as belonging to something else? The unstable [...] the eternal – the dhruva.

[4] The shúdras fought solely [...] result, married couples, though belonging to the same group, began to emerge [...] lost their previous authority.

[23] Demi-Mágadhii Prákrta [...] Demi-Mágadhii. The languages belonging to the eastern Demi-Mágadhii [...] Maethilii, Koshalii and Angika; those belonging to western Demi-Mágadhii [...] becomes gelun in feminine gender.

[35] There are some people who, on [...] person; for example, when someone belonging to the opposite camp is trying [...] opportunity for their own benefit.

[23] Kut́h + erach = kut́hera [...] of botany. It is a forest tree belonging to a completely different species; [...] sandalwood and help it to take in water.

[24] Generally the swallow wort [ [...] age. It takes longer for trees belonging to the Indonesian species to begin producing scent. I have seen a tree belonging to the Indonesian species that [...] after twenty-eight years of age.

[86] Mákaŕd́á [...] also was a busy port. Merchants belonging to the Sáhá, Támbuli, [...] loading their goods on those ships.

[2] Kul + kan = kulaka . The [...] family is accepted by society as belonging to the aristocracy”.

[28] What in conversational Bengali is called the gol tree [ Cyryota uren ], belonging to the coconut group, is also [...] seashore ( samudrakúl ).

[1] Songs and poems that have preponderance [...] Generally in poetry and lyrics, letters belonging to ca varga and [...] hard. Lyrics sound sweet if letters belonging to the komala vargas [ [...] letters], they sound quite sweet.

[7] Nowadays several languages descended [...] Baluchistan’s original language belonging to the Dravidian branch), and [...] it contains many Arabic words.

[3] You are possibly aware of the [...] many cases this happened. People belonging to the so-called lower strata [...] within the boundaries of religion.

[13] Karaka + t́á = [...] were not generally considered as belonging to the respectable class of society, [...] called kárikás .

[46] The animals of the deer family are more timorous than the animals belonging to the antelope family.

[77] Many of you have possibly seen [...] ashoka flowers. This tree, belonging to the sarica indica family, [...] properties with eucalyptus oil.

[219] Although they are much stronger [...] of karvara tigers who, despite belonging to the same family, develop a [...] take more precautionary measures.

[74] One of you was asking about [...] Shúdra [a person belonging to the lowest caste], but a milkman.

[7] In the world of trees and plants, [...] attributes of all kandas belonging to the category of kacu [...] kálikáshakti .

[67] The káli [ink] [...] because they considered the word as belonging to the Shákta register [...] called raoshnáii .

[54] 5) The fifth meaning of the word kambalra is a certain kind of insect belonging to the grasshopper family which [...] family, ucciḿŕe.

[152] Nowadays, both Jammu and Kashmir are inhabited by people belonging to the Aryan community but their [...] meru, Kashmeru – Kashmir.

[106] Virtue and vice are psychic expressions [...] litigants, a plaintiff and a defendant, belonging to two different communities, [...] by different groups of people.

[4] Wherever there is movement it is [...] cannot tally with another movement belonging to a different time, space and [...] impossible for people to accept it.

[19] The first of these deities is Káliká. [...] Shiva’s wife. She is a Tantric deity belonging to subsequent ages.

[20] Still another meaning of ira or [...] confined to books is like wealth belonging to others”]. Knowledge is [...] significance of its name irá.

[18] According to the caste history [...] interesting thing is this: the Kayasthas belonging to these twelve categories had [...] Chitragupta is reliable or not.

[8] In actuality, it so happens that a person belonging to a group whose boundaries are [...] slightly larger than the other’s.

[11] Samavetáh yuyutsavah [“gathered [...] belligerent parties have appeared, one belonging to Pandu and the other belonging to the Kaoravas. Now who are the [...] was páńd́eya.

[3] The people belonging to the same religion are divided [...] to minor differences of opinion.

[95] “When he received news of [...] Bágdiis [a fighting community belonging to the lower strata of society].

[5] Ánanda Vacanámrtam [...] should henceforward be considered as belonging to Part 9.

[2] ÁCÁRYA. Spiritual [...] ASHOKA. Jonesia Asoka Roxb. (a tree belonging to the leguminous class with red [...] AVADHÚTA. An absolute renunciant.

[18] The first of these deities is Káliká. [...] Shiva’s wife. She is a Tantric deity belonging to subsequent ages.