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No wonder that life here and now ceased to be a scene of joyful activity and play and became a mere moment , an episode in an eternity of existence , with an infinite series of past lives after and an equally endless series of future ...
No wonder that life here and now ceased to be a scene of joyful activity and play and became a mere moment , an episode in an eternity of existence , with an infinite series of past lives after and an equally endless series of future ...
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“ Locality of habitation and a mode of existence analogous to their own views of earthly things , are uniformly ascribed to each particular god . Thus , the devotees of Siva , misconceiving the real spirit of the scriptures , not only ...
“ Locality of habitation and a mode of existence analogous to their own views of earthly things , are uniformly ascribed to each particular god . Thus , the devotees of Siva , misconceiving the real spirit of the scriptures , not only ...
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But a fossilised existence could not go on for ever : and even if it were to go on for ever , it would be no existence at all worthy of human beings . The Raja attacked the very root of this disease by introducing the principle of ...
But a fossilised existence could not go on for ever : and even if it were to go on for ever , it would be no existence at all worthy of human beings . The Raja attacked the very root of this disease by introducing the principle of ...
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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