Occasional Speeches and Writings, Volume 2Publications Division, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, 1957 |
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Page 92
... accepting new ideas , have the resilience of mind which the young have , have the openness , flexibility and spirit of adventure by which they accept what is given to them and transform it out of recognition . So if Ayurveda is to live ...
... accepting new ideas , have the resilience of mind which the young have , have the openness , flexibility and spirit of adventure by which they accept what is given to them and transform it out of recognition . So if Ayurveda is to live ...
Page 224
... accept a fatalistic view . He does not say that man has no control over his future . He can work out his future , become an arhat , attain nirvāņa . The Buddha was an ardent exponent of the strenuous life . Our aim is to conquer time ...
... accept a fatalistic view . He does not say that man has no control over his future . He can work out his future , become an arhat , attain nirvāņa . The Buddha was an ardent exponent of the strenuous life . Our aim is to conquer time ...
Page 233
... accept statements on authority , to be satisfied with second - hand evidence , to believe in miracles and marvels ... accept my words after examining them and not merely out of regard for me . The Buddha refused to accept views on the ...
... accept statements on authority , to be satisfied with second - hand evidence , to believe in miracles and marvels ... accept my words after examining them and not merely out of regard for me . The Buddha refused to accept views on the ...
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Speech on Ruzyne Airport | 9 |
Address to the University of Cracow | 26 |
Address at InterRacial Asian | 40 |
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