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Occurrences of “evam”

25 occurrences

  1. SB 1.2.20evam — in the manner just described [(anena-prakāreṇa), meaning by first ascending to the stage of āsakti and then continuously engaging in bhajana to Bhagavān Śrī Kṛṣṇa (āsakti-pūrvakaṁ pratikṣaṇaṁ bhagavataḥ kṛṣṇasya bhajanaṁ kurvataḥ)]
  2. SB 1.3.31evam — so too [tathaiva]
  3. SB 1.3.35evam — in precisely the same manner [as described in the immediately preceding verse (yathaivāvyavahita pūrvoktāḥ), meaning that they recognize (manyante) that just as the wealth of the immediate realization of Brahman (brahmānubhava-sampattī) occurs only upon the dissolution (uparatāv eva) of māyā’s …
  4. SB 1.4.24evam — in such a manner [tathā]
  5. SB 1.4.25evam — in what manner [anena eva prakāreṇa]
  6. SB 1.4.26–27evam — in the manner just described [(ukta-prakāreṇa); by dissemination of the Vedas, the Purāṇas, and the Mahābhārata]
  7. SB 1.4.32evam — in this manner
  8. SB 1.5.34evam — in the same manner [tathā]
  9. SB 1.6.1evam — thus
  10. SB 1.6.21evam — in this manner [to obtain the vision of Bhagavān (bhagavad-darśanārtham)]
  11. SB 1.6.38evam — in this manner
  12. SB 1.7.40evam — in this manner
  13. SB 1.9.43evam — in this manner
  14. SB 1.11.34evam — so too
  15. SB 1.13.17evam — in this manner [ukta-prakāreṇa]
  16. SB 1.13.28evam — in this manner [by instructions on jñāna mixed with bhakti for the sake of liberation (mukty arthaṁ bhakti-miśra-jñānopadeśena)]
  17. SB 1.15.1evam — in this manner
  18. SB 1.15.25–26evam — in the same manner
  19. SB 1.15.28evam — in this manner
  20. SB 1.16.17evam — in the manner previously described [pūrvokta-prakāreṇa]
  21. SB 1.16.36evam — [were] thus [ittham]
  22. SB 1.17.21evam — in this manner [ittham]
  23. SB 1.17.35evam — in this manner
  24. SB 1.19.2evam — such an atrocious act [evaṁ vidham agham]
  25. SB 1.19.40evam — in this manner [beginning from Parīkṣit’s opening statement in verse 32, “O brāhmaṇa, how blessed are we!” (aho ityādikayā)]