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To know that God exists and that He can reveal Himself to me must be seen as the best fruit which the tree of empiricism can produce. It is at this point, with the ripened fruit of empiricism in hand, that one can step onto the platform of well-grounded faith-faith which cements reason and revelation into an inseparable bond.
Science of Identity Foundation - Tusta Krishna Das
| arthan | riches |
| arthan | schemes |
| arthan | the interests |
| arthan | things meant for sense gratification |
| arthanam | of the meanings |
| arthanam | of those five elements |
| arthasiddhih | Arthasiddhi |
| arthasya | of interest |
| arthasya | of material gain |
| arthasya | of the benefit |
| arthasya | of the economic condition |
| arthasya | of the objective |
| arthasya | of the principles of the purpose of life |
| arthasya | thing |
| arthatah | factually |
| arthatvaya kalpate | should be considered in our favor |
| arthaya | for any purpose |
| arthaya | for increasing one's opulence |
| arthaya | for material gain |
| arthaya | for self-interest |
| arthaya | for the interest of |
| arthayan | requested |
| arthayoh | and accumulating money |
| arthe | by the meaning |
| arthe | factual cause |
| arthe | for the benefit |
| arthe | for the matter of |
| arthe | for the purpose |
| arthe | for the sake |
| arthe | for the sake of |
| arthe | for their own interests |
| arthe | in the interest of |
| arthe | in the matter of |
| arthe | in the meaning |
| arthe | in the sense |
| arthe | matter |
| arthe | meaning |
| arthe | meanings |
| arthe | real cause |
| arthe | sense objects |
| arthena | a purpose or meaning |
| arthena | by direct explanation |
| arthena | by explanation |
| arthena | by the money |
| arthena | for that |
| arthena | substance or reality |
| arthena | with economic development |
| arthera | of imports |
| arthera | of the meaning |
| arthera | of the meanings |
| arthera bhandara | storehouse of knowledge |
| arthera prakasa | manifestation of import |
| arthesu | in acquiring interests |
| arthesu | in all affairs |
| arthesu | in self-interest |
| arthesu | in the matter of |
| arthesu | in the sense objects |
| arthesu | purposes |
| arthi | of persons in need of money |
| arthibhih | by persons who desire |
| arthibhih | by those who desire |
| arthibhyah | from beggars and persons seeking charity |
| arthibhyah | unto one who asked |
| arthina | by a brahmana or a ksatriya |
| arthinah | giving persons desiring material wealth |
| arthinah | one who is asking for something |
| arthinah | seeking |
| arthinah | those who aspire to get the favor |
| arthinam | a beggar |
| arthinam | desiring something |
| arthita | a demand for a benediction |
| arthita | desire |
| arthita | request |
| arthitah | being prayed for |
| arthitah | being prayed to |
| arthitah | being requested |
| arthitah | so being prayed for |
| arthitah | who have been asked |
| arthitam | that which is desired |
| arthitam | the object prayed for |
| arthiyam | are meant |
| arti | affliction |
| arti | and distress |
| arti | distress |
| arti | eagerness |
| arti | grief |
| arti | misery |
| arti | movement |
| arti | sufferings |
| arti | the distresses |
| arti-ha | will vanquish all your pains |
| arti-hara | to relieve distress |
| arti-harena | by He who is the vanquisher of the distresses |
| arti-hetavah | the cause of all inauspiciousness |
| arti-jihirsaya | willing to relieve the distress of the sufferers |
| arti-mulam | full of anxieties |
| arti-nasanah | it immediately vanquishes all kinds of disease |
| arti-yutah | afflicted by distress |
| artih | pains |
| artim | any difficulty |
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