- Sālokya –
living in the same
world 2. Sārūpya –
having the same form 3.
Sāmīpya –
being close to 4. Sāyujya –
merging into
STAGE 1. The
first stage is...
- by
Deepa Shree Niraula, with a
story written by
Bikash Raj
Acharya and
Samipya Raj
Timalsina and a
screenplay written by
Deepak Raj Giri. It was produced...
- of all Upanishads—higher than the four
types of
mukti (namely: sālokya,
sāmīpya, sārūpya, & sāyujya). In the
second section of the Upanishad, Rama mentions...
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Nabhannu La 5
Nepali नाइ नभन्नु ल ५
Directed by
Bikash Raj
acharya Written by
Samipya Raj
Timilsina Bikash Raj
Acharya Produced by
Haribol Bandari Gauri Raj...
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Dreams Directed by
Bhuwan K.C.
Written by
Samipya Raj
Timalsena Produced by
Bhuwan K.C.
Starring Samragyee R.L. Shah,
Anmol K.C.,
Sandhya KC Cinematography...
- 2019
Nepalese sports drama film
directed by
Diwakar Bhattarai,
written by
Samipya Raj Timalsena,
Diwakar Bhattarai,
Sagar Kharel,
Brajesh Khanal and produced...
- the
screenplay and dialogue,
written by
director Bikash Raj
Acharya and
Samipya Timilsina".
Rupak Risal of
Moviemanu praised the actors'
performance in...
-
trace of any
desire to get the
fruits of his Karma; yea he does not want
Samipya, Sarshti, Sayujya, and
Salokya and
other forms of liberations! He becomes...
-
Summer Love
Nepali समर लभ
Directed by
Muskan Dhakal Screenplay by
Samipya Raj
Timlisina Story by
Subin Bhattarai Based on
Summer Love by
Subin Bhattarai...
- (Sarma 1966, p. 41) (1)
Salokyo (being in the same
plane as God); (2)
Samipya (nearness to God); (3)
Sarupya (likeness to God); (4)
Sarsti (equaling...
