Examples of using Basava in English and their translations into Hindi
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Basava, he is our man.
These were serious allegations and Basava had to answer them.
Basava decided to go there.
It was Machayya who criticised Basava and cut him to size.
Basava intensely disliked this system.
Caught in this conflict, he asked Basava for cart- loads of grains.
Basava generously gave everything he had in the cause of his religion.
People refer to the year as‘Basava Era‘ or‘Basaveshwar Era'.
Basava tried hard to teach his mind to love God.
There is a good deal of mixing-up of various Shaiva groups since Basava.
What was Basava' s reaction to Bijjala' s usurpation of the throne?
They would witness for hours together Basava singing and dancing in divine ecstasy.
Basava had both official duties and social obligations to perform.
There were others who pursued different occupations and all of them came to Kalyana and were inspired by the teachings of Basava.
To quote Basava," no man. ever came out of( his mother' s) ears.
He was found hanging in his house andexpired while undergoing treatment at Basava Tarakam Cancer Hospital in Hyderabad.
In the Panchangas, Basava Era count from Basava birth onwards in 2012 Basava Shake is 879.
The second source of information isthe Vachanas or short compositions in poetic prose of Basava himself and of his contemporaries.
Basava comforts himself by imagining that his body itself is the shrine, the legs its pillars, and the head its golden cupola.
The dream of the classless society was shaken and Basava soon realised the meek picture and left for Kudala Sangama and a year later died.
Basava, as we have seen, was not only a spiritual aspirant; he was also an intellectual who was involved in social and religious affairs.
It was observed earlier that Bijjala wanted to test the integrity of Basava, On many occasions he tried to make fun of Basava and fool him.
It is argued that Basava who said that' kindness was the keynote of any religion' could not have given his consent to the murder of Bijjala.
These six stages in the history of the mental evolution of a mystic are based on the actual experiences which saints like Basava and his colleagues had during their sadhane.
In the last chapter, we saw that Basava came to Kalyana in 1162 A. D., i. e., when Bijjala officially proclaimed himself Emperor.
Most of the palm-leaf manuscripts copied by Virashaiva scribes begin with the phrase Shri Basava- lingaya namah' Salutations to Shri Basavalinga.
In honour of Basava, President of India Abdul Kalam inaugurated Basaveshwara's statue on April 28, 2003, in the Parliament of India in New Delhi.
In such a situation, Basava and his colleagues protested against the injustice done to them and declared that women should be allowed to have their rightful freedom.
In Kappadisangama, Basava was an individual; in Mangaliveda, he became a man of the masses, a social worker, the fountain- head of a movement and the symbol of a revolution.
Besides, Basava, like a good teacher, repeats his utterances, uses similar structures, employs Sanskritic and Kannada phrases in the same construction.