Examples of using Devas in English and their translations into Portuguese
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These devas are qualified.
Speak a verse,lord of the devas.
All Devas work with fire.
In the Vedas, Indra is the king of Svarga(Heaven) and the Devas.
Buddhist devas are not immortal.
The Divine Light covers you and the Devas salute you.
Devas appear at all levels.
After such invocation, cosmic Devas are invoked.
Buddhist devas are not omniscient.
Śakra is sometimes referred to as Devānām Indra or"Lord of the Devas.
Buddhist devas are not omnipotent.
If you relish liquid… fire… wind… beings… devas….
Devasya. The devas, gods or Angels.
Thereafter, other cosmic devas are invoked in the Fire Ritual.
Devas are invisible to the human eye.
But say in Greece,they have made Devas into rakshasas, solved the problem!
In 1958, Devas made the first report on stress fractures in athletes.
Note: according with some authors, Devas are beings that command the Elementals.
Main Devas are Brahma, Vishnû and Shiva: mind, energy and matter, or rather, harmony.
Din other parts of the country you come by train to devas and there are buses to hateg.
Buddhist devas are not morally perfect.
So they are all collective:in the same way you are also devas, you also should be collective.
Buddhist devas do not create or shape the world.
Only then comes the ecological work, the technology,the cooperation with devas, the joy of children, and children rediscovering their trust for adults.
The Brahmā devas(or simply Brahmās) participate in the more active joys of the first dhyāna.
Powers of the devas== Devas are invisible to the human eye.
The Devas explained the reason for their suffering and she decided to incarnate again and become Parvati, Shiva spouse.
The rest we leave to the Devas and Elementals of Nature, because this is their country.
Devas do not require the same kind of sustenance as humans do, although the lower kinds do eat and drink.
The later Puranas recount tales about devas and devis, their interactions with humans and their battles against rakshasa.