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Non-existence (asattva) consists verily in the nature of being destroyed (vináša-
svabhāva). Existence (sattva) consists in the nature of being not destroyed (
avinása-sva. bhāva). Likewise it is declared by venerable Parāśara in Visnu. Pu.
II.
Non-existence (asattva) consists verily in the nature of being destroyed (vináša-
svabhāva). Existence (sattva) consists in the nature of being not destroyed (
avinása-sva. bhāva). Likewise it is declared by venerable Parāśara in Visnu. Pu.
II.
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“Now, Nārāyana, the Highest Purusa, who is the Supreme Brahman, the Lord of
Śrī, opposed to all that is inauspicious (heya), the focus of what is auspicious (
Kalyāna), whose nature consists solely of infinite knowledge (=intelligence) and ...
“Now, Nārāyana, the Highest Purusa, who is the Supreme Brahman, the Lord of
Śrī, opposed to all that is inauspicious (heya), the focus of what is auspicious (
Kalyāna), whose nature consists solely of infinite knowledge (=intelligence) and ...
Page 149
Otherwise they share all lordly qualities of the Lord. As regards the first point of
difference, the following lines of Rāmānuja may be cited in support :— “On
hearing thus of the supernatural power ('yoga'of the Lord) consisting in the hosts
of (His) ...
Otherwise they share all lordly qualities of the Lord. As regards the first point of
difference, the following lines of Rāmānuja may be cited in support :— “On
hearing thus of the supernatural power ('yoga'of the Lord) consisting in the hosts
of (His) ...
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Bihar in the Time of Aurangzeb By Khan Sahib S H Askari | 56 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volumes 32-33 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Publisher | Bihar Research Society., 1946 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 1 Nov 2019 |
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