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1764:Banana leaf
1521:Viraja Homa
1453:Pushpanjali
1433:Panchamrita
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710:Gyatso 1992
614:12 February
466:Doordarshan
436:meaning to
430:Gary Snyder
259:Vaisheshika
189:In Hinduism
133:soteriology
76:of the god
65:garbhagriha
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2069:Ashtadhatu
1814:Agarabattī
1749:Puja thali
1635:Ajapa japa
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365:-darshana,
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320:, mention
314:Abhidharma
171:Definition
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522:Citations
475:dūrdarśan
354:Nagarjuna
322:Darshana-
243:darshanam
237:The term
183:theophany
153:darshanam
143:The word
139:Etymology
121:darshanam
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2109:Swastika
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1950:Marigold
1915:Agarwood
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392:celibacy
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273:, and
215:Yamuna
165:vision
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1353:Homa
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