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...ther patterns such as intense storms are another. These impacts of climate change are going to be felt strongly in the years to come. ...ural areas that have been hit by drought or flooding caused by the climate change will also aggravate the migration to cities, i.e., the process of urbanizat

...h Century Dictionary gives the meaning of the word, Silence, as absence of sound; abstention from sounding, speech, mention, or communication; a time of suc ...ence in any one of these two lists nor does he describe silence as he does sound.<ref>{{cite book|title=Outlines of Indian Philosophy 1999 Ed.|author=Jaduna

...ht waves (as from an oil slick, soap bubble, or fish scales) that tends to change as the angle of view changes<ref>[https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionar

...e purity in the Puthukkode village near Palakkad and the same subjected to change in Maharashtra and other regions, as noted above, are the best examples for ...says V.Raghavan.<ref>Guy Beck (1993), Sonic Theology: Hinduism and Sacred Sound, University of South Carolina Press,

...translated as substance. The word substance means something which does not change, it means absolute, if god is absolute then the world is Maya if the world

...ism and is one of the three main sources of dharma. Sruthi means a note of sound. The Vedas are a result of the divine hearing of the Rishis of the various ...erature is traditionally believed to be a direct revelation of the 'cosmic sound of truth' heard by ancient Rishis who then translated what was heard into

Shabda is defined and explained as that which is "heard by the ear" or a "sound (ध्वनिः)" or "a cry, roar (रवः)" by Vaiyakaranas, apart f ...ion and propagation of sound, auditory organ and mechanism of reception of sound.

• It is a '''sound-level-merge''' ...the end of the समास and does NOT impact the meaning, only transformational change.

|}How can one explain the change of aksharas, when the texts are being carried from the very beginning, to t ...pounds the existence of a meaningful and powerful combination of aksharas (sound syllable) called Bijakshara. Of the many uses, they are used as whole or a

...season or the changes occurring in human body with respect to the seasonal change are extremely important for any [[Vaidya (वैद्यः)|Vaidya]] to u ...clouds someyimes bolt of electricity are produced called lightning and the sound of '''thunder''' accompanies it. The land and the soil becomes full of newl

Meaning: Sound, meaning, and resulting knowledge, being mixed up, is (called Samadhi) with Sound here means vibration; meaning, the nerve currents which conduct it; and kno

...nds on doshik combination is known as kasa vyadhi. It creates a resonating sound like bronze metal. (Cha. Chi. 18, Su. Uttar. 52) #Coughing produces a resonant sound, and the person seems despondent.

...t of the attainment of [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|Moksha (मोक्षः)]]. This important change might have been brought about by the later Mimasakas, to bring this philoso ...that there is a perpetual connection between a word and its sense and that sound is eternal.<ref name=":0" />

...nctioning unit in body since ancient time. Its chief function of producing sound and swallowing have also been mentioned at relevant sites.<ref>Sushruta Sam ...e of the poison where it cannot be cured presents itself as kanthabhanga  (change of voice) as one of its symptom.<ref>Sushruta Samhita (Kalpasthana Adhyaya

...isciplining the efforts of ear, nose and vocal cords to utter the accurate sound as defined by Vedic mantras. ...(शुध्दोच्चारणम्) with ease. In Vedic literature, accurate pronunciation of sound (vowels and consonants) is of great importance else the meaning is complete

...Puranas mention that water is not created or destroyed and it undergoes a change of state through the various phases of water cycle. Earliest references to ...iscusses the ground water development and water quality methods. Driven by sound concepts, people of ancient Bharat could locate groundwater, analyze its di

...शशब्दयोः श्रोत्रस्पर्शनयोर्मूलं responsible for the sensation of touch and sound. # Crackling sound in joints during movements.

...ging. All the three shariras characteristically and etymologically undergo change, decay and destruction. Tattvabodha describes Atman as that beyond the shar | rowspan="1" |Shabda (Sound)

...he pervasive, genderless, infinite, eternal truth and bliss which does not change, yet is the cause of all changes. Brahman is "the infinite source, fabric, ...That Is (अस्तीति). That which is beyond number and name is denoted by one sound called [[Pranava (प्रणवः)]].<ref name=":0222">''Sanatana Dharma

* Agni: Types of basti, ingredients, dosage may change with agni status * Vaya: Dosage of basti, dimensions of the basti instrument, ingredients change as per the age.

Its experience with sound, touch, form, juice, smell has to be auspicious, beautiful & happy as it la

...ivine. After all there is no logical necessity for the conclusion that the change cannot begin at all because its perfection is not immediately possible. A d ...njure the spirit’s self-expression or at least to put it into grave peril. Change of forms there may and will be, but the novel formation must be a new self-

...ance affected by Kala and does not affect the moon itself, so also the six change of states of the body are affected by Kala and Atman itself (which is assoc |Sound (Ears)

...kquote>The waking state is that in which the sense objects, beginning with sound are known by the sense organs, beginning with the ears. ...oped in ajnana. The shariras are the upadhis which bring about an apparent change to something, here the Atman. In the lack of this Upadhi in the deep sleep

...In their application to the rituals these mantras underwent a significant change, where the system of accentuation of the Rigveda mantras is lost in entiret Over a long period the transformation of the Yajnas continued with the change in society itself. The main purpose of the Brahmana texts was to describe t

...on, a pillar is a pillar and confirms to the vastu or object and does not change even if the someone mistakes it for a man standing.<ref name=":1">Adhikary, ...pr̥thivyādiguṇāḥ tadarthāḥ।।14।। Meaning : Odour, Taste, Color, Touch and Sound which are the qualities of material substances (prthvi, apah, tejah, vayu a

...the form of a song, some letters are added or reduced in them. This verbal change to suit the song in the Richa is called 'Samvikar'. These are of 6 types:<r The sound emanating from one note of each of the svaras is called Murchanas. They are

...ra, which cannot be perceived. On the other hand, Vidhya mountain does not change its position so we infer that there is no movement.<ref name=":6" /> ...(Vais. Sutr. 9.2.12)</blockquote>Hetu (हेतुः । reason), Apadesha (अपदेशः । sound or word), Lingam (लिङ्गम् । mark), Pramana (प्रमा

...nmatras]] (subtle essences - the essence of sight, smell, taste, touch and sound). ...s''. ''(Sattva- rajas-tamasāṁ-samyāvasṭhā-prakṛtiḥ).'' Before creation the change in Prakrti is homogeneous, in which the three gunas are held in a state of

For example: When one says, 'sound is impermanent because it is a product, such as a pot'; the opponent would

...imilar to the threshold energy concept of today. The incremental nature of change in substances explained by Vyomashiva is what follows from today’s relati ...'' for work to take place, for example presence of air is required for the sound to travel and reach the ears, so also to see there should be the environmen

...ile; it is increaser of digestion, memory, intellect, talent, lustre, good sound, semen and life. The properties of honey “and gold are equally favourable ...e inside the womb to the life outside the womb. After birth of a baby, the change is not just in the outside environment but, baby's dependency on mother for

...h. Upan. 1.3.15)</blockquote>Meaning : That (Atma) is without (attributes) sound, touch, form or shape, without decay, nitya (eternal), taste, and smell, wh ...and shape of every ingredient is attributed to Agni. However, the form can change because of the interference of other elements. Similarly, Parmatma is all p

...its traffic, and his mind is as calm as if he were in a cave, where not a sound could reach him; and he is intensely working all the time. •     So with sound; when very low in pitch, we do not hear it; when very high, we do not hear

...editation, passed on to thousands of future generations by shabda (शब्दः | sound) or transmitted verbally thus, carefully preserved since ancient times. Ved ...750, as cited by Dharampal 2000) which compelled the East India Company to change its barbaric methodologies of conquest used in Europe, the Africas & Americ

...nstant correction, enlarging and transformation. So that it is prepared to change and enlarge its understanding of spiritual experiences, to correct mistaken ...whose steps through all the perplexities of the mind are assured, just and sound, because they are founded on a perfectly comprehending transaction with the

...goes thru 6 changes: Shad bhavam vikaram - Asti, Jayate(born), Parinamate(change), Vivarte(grow), Apakshiyateh(decay) Vinashyati Atma(Soul) doesn't go thru ...ul or chit. Iswara or Paramathma on the other hand is never subject to any change, natural or artificial, temporary or permanent. That is why in Sri Vishnu s