 And he who knows me thus, by no deed of his is his life harmed, not by the murder of his mother, not by the murder of his father, not by theft, not by the killing of a Brahman. If he is going to commit a sin, the bloom I does not depart from his face!  A History of Missions in India - Page 252by Julius Richter - 1908 - 469 pagesFull view - About this book
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...of Puloma in the sky, the people of Kalakan^a on earth 2. And not one hair of me was harmed there. And he who knows me thus, by no deed of his is his life harmed, not by the murder of 1 The object now is to explain the true Brahma-vidyi, while the first and second chapters are only... | |
 | Friedrich Max Müller - Hinduism - 1897 - 850 pages
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...me — by no deed whatsoever of his is his world injured, not by stealing, not by killing an embryo, not by the murder of his mother, not by the murder of his father; if he does any evil (papa), the dark colour departs not from his face (ie, he does not become pale).18... | |
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...people of Puloma in the sky, the people of Kalakanja on earth. And not one hair of me was harmed there. And he who knows me thus, by no deed of his is his...his father, not by theft, not by the killing of a Brahmin. If he is going to commit a sin, the bloom does not depart from his face.' Indra said: 'I am... | |
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