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LIBERTATEA. CA. BAZĂ. A. KARMEI*44. Înțelegem cel mai bine ce este karma atunci când o confruntăm cu un alt impuls din viața umană, cu acel impuls care este desemnat prin cuvântul libertate. Să considerăm mai întâi problema karmei, ...
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Musings of a Modern Man: Essays and Research Papers - Pagina 79
The idea of kárma is ingrained with the concept of the function of the soul, and there are numerous ways to understand kárma. The law of kárma can “be defined in various Western ways: scientifically as action and reaction, epistemologically ...
Robert Milton Underwood, Jr., 2014
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El Libro de las 7 Prisiones del Alma - Pagina 198
El peor kárma es andar con alguien a quien ya no se ama, a quien ya no se le hace sentir feliz y que solo se está con ella por alguna conveniencia, por algún interés, por costumbre, por miedo a quedarse solo, allí si se crea bastante kárma ...
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Lumina Divina: - Pagina 130
Ce aş vrea să cunosc, este că, dacă exist într-o infinitate de Universuri, aceasta înseamnă că în fiecare dintre aceste Universuri posed o karmă? Oare aceste karma se unifică undeva într-o karmă formată din sumele tuturor celorlalte karma?
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Ritual and Belief in Morocco: Vol. I (Routledge Revivals)
Inthe district of the Râfa, belonging to the Bů'ăzîz in Dukkâla, thereisa large fig tree called Kárma Můrsêṭa, which is miracleworking, although in no way connected with asaint. If a person suffers from boils,hegets ridof themby rubbing themwith ...
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Vedic Hymns: Part I - Pagina 176
Thecloud itself being calledaskin by Vedicpoets (I,129, 3) makes the comparison still more natural. Oneother explanation might suggest itself,ifthe singularof kárma should be considered objectionable onaccount of the pluralofthe verb.
F. Max (Friedrich Max) Müller, Hermann Oldenberg, Unesco, 1967
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A Vedic grammar for students: - Pagina 69
These cases from kärman act are: Sing, kárma. Du, kārman-i, Pl, kärmän-i, kärmä, kärma. 3. The stems in van are chiefly verbal adjectives and are almost exclusively declined in the m. Hardly a dozen of them make n, forms, and only five or six ...
Arthur Anthony Macdonell, 1916
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Colloquial Tibetan: The Complete Course for Beginners - Pagina 106
7.15 (*#)====####| (chütshö') tún-thang kärma côngă 10.45 (*#)===#3's assag (chütshö') cu-thang kärma shipcü-shengā The longer version uses cardinal numbers for the hours, and phrases equivalent to “past' (yöl-nā) for times up until the ...
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Symbols of Church and Kingdom: A Study in Early Syriac ... - Pagina 96
11]): karmá da3rárá, followed by karmā d-qāštá. (g) Ps.-Ephrem Arm., Exposition of the Gospel, 44 (CSCO 291, Arm. 5, p. 32.14-15): “I am the Vineyard [aygi] and you are the vine [ort']', the latter being the word used for 'vine in the Vulgate Arm.
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The Light of Asia: Being the Life and Teachings of ... - Pagina 228
own definition is : “All sentient beings have their own individual Karmá, or the most essential property of all beings is karmá : karmá comes by inheritance, or that which is inherited—not from parentage, but from previous births, is karmá; karmá ...
Sir Edwin Arnold, Jeannette L. Hauser, 1883
