Use "vasu" in a sentence

1. of Shri Vasudevanand Saraswati

---

2. in the sanctorum of Shri Vasudeo Nivas

---

3. I was born Federico Alvarez near Havasupai Mission, Colorado, son of a Coloradeño bronze smith and a Havasupai weaver

---

4. It helped that the BJP’s chief ministerial candidate for Rajasthan, Vasundhara Raje, was someone Modi got along with

---

5. The party had reluctantly agreed but Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje put her foot down

---

6. At seventy-six, he was now part of the BJP’s past; Vasundhara was its present

---

7. ‘Sir, Vasundhara is winning the elections

---

8. The only demand he acceded to was from Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje who was peeved that no minister from her state was in the original list despite the BJP sweeping the state; thus, Nihalchand Meghwal was made a minister of state

---

9. In a way, what Hinduism conceptualized as vasudhaika kutumbam, world is but one family, that later day Brahmanism negated with its prejudice, the Christianity symbolizes with its service by reaching out to the non-Christian peoples as well

---

10. Thus, in terms of reach and approach, the straight but narrow paths of Judaism, the Christianity, not to speak of Islam, appear like by-lanes of bigotry compared to the Highway of Hindu Spirituality, exemplified by the dictum of vasudhaika kutumbam – the world is but one family

11. ship any external entity called Vasudev, but rather feels the presence of

---

12. Krishn is Vasuki, the celebrated king of snakes who is said to be a son of

---

13. “See in me, O Bharat, the sons of Aditi,1 the Rudr, the Vasu,2 the

---

14. Having stripped the vehicle of almost all the frills and furbelows normally found in those homes on wheels, the owner had then very reluctantly and in direct contradiction to the Spartan ambience so carefully achieved, added not only a color TV set, but on her first arrival in Lake Havasu City, had purchased and installed—a satellite dish! The convert to nature’s ways definitely considered that to be criminal

---

15. Until recently in heavenly history all its seven regions had been the principal abode of King Vasuki and his serpentine subordinates the Nagas

---

16. A Vasudev Pandit emerged from behind the pillars

---

17. But in all other aspects, his appearance was like every other Vasudev, his hair snowy white and his face wizened with age

---

18. This Vasudev was straightforward to the point of being rude

---

19. ‘I’m a Vasudev,’ said the Pandit

---

20. what the Vasudev Pandit at Ayodhya had told

21. He knew it was a Vasudev Pandit

---

22. ‘What do you think?’ asked the Vasudev

---

23. This helps in catching radio waves from other Vasudevs

---

24. ‘You don’t have to find all the answers now, my friend,’ said the Kashi Vasudev

---

25. the one that had ordered the Kashi Vasudev,

---

26. Something within Sati told her that the Vasudevs

---

27. What is the explanation for the Vasudevs?

---

28. ‘My father was a Vasudev Brahmin

---

29. And a Vasudev Brahmin cannot marry

---

30. castes within the Vasudevs can, but not Brahmins

31. cause of the Vasudevs,

---

32. Vasudev vows so he could spend his life with her

---

33. He didn’t want any of his sons to become Vasudevs

---

34. thought I would enter the tribe of Vasudevs as a Kshatriya, as this way, I wouldn’t be

---

35. He wanted to speak with a Vasudev, one who was other than the ostracised

---

36. It was a little taller than seventy metres, comfortably above the minimum height needed for the Vasudevs

---

37. Is there no Vasudev

---

38. ‘A Vasudev had once told me that they believe Lord Rudra could not have completed

---

39. with Gopal, the Chief of the Vasudevs,

---

40. Sati looked in the direction the exiled Vasudev pointed

41. They had reached the middle of the river, and Vasudeva pushed the oar with more strength, in order to overcome the current

---

42. Gratefully, he accepted Vasudeva's invitation

---

43. When they had reached the bank, he helped him to tie the boat to the stakes; after this, the ferryman asked him to enter the hut, offered him bread and water, and Siddhartha ate with eager pleasure, and also ate with eager pleasure of the mango fruits, Vasudeva offered him

---

44. But when Siddhartha fell silent, and a long silence had occurred, then Vasudeva said: "It is as I thought

---

45. suffering time, were not all forms of tormenting oneself and being afraid time, was not everything hard, everything hostile in the world gone and overcome as soon as one had overcome time, as soon as time would have been put out of existence by one's thoughts? In ecstatic delight, he had spoken, but Vasudeva smiled at him brightly and nodded in confirmation; silently he nodded, brushed his hand over Siddhartha's shoulder, turned back to his work

---

46. "So it is," Vasudeva nodded, "all voices of the

---

47. Happily, Vasudeva's face was smiling, he bent over to Siddhartha and spoke the holy Om into his ear

---

48. But the boy started crying miserably, only interrupting it to kiss and hug his mother, and she also joined his loud screams for help, until the sound reached Vasudeva's ears, who stood at the ferry

---

49. Siddhartha placed him on Vasudeva's bed

---

50. Vasudeva stood by the stove and cooked rice

51. When he rose, Vasudeva had prepared rice for him

---

52. In the stable, where their goat stood, the two old men prepared beds of straw for themselves, and Vasudeva lay himself down to sleep

---

53. Early in the morning, even before the sun could be seen, Vasudeva came out of the stable and walked over to his friend

---

54. Timid and weeping, the boy had attended his mother's funeral; gloomy and shy, he had listened to Siddhartha, who greeted him as his son and welcomed him at his place in Vasudeva's hut

---

55. For long months, Vasudeva waited, watching, waited and said nothing

---

56. One day, when Siddhartha the younger had once again tormented his father very much with spite and an unsteadiness in his wishes and had broken both of his rice-bowls, Vasudeva took in the evening his friend aside and talked to him

---

57. Quoth Vasudeva: "Bring him into the city, bring him into his mother's house, there'll still be servants around, give him to them

---

58. Vasudeva also said nothing and waited, friendly, knowing, patient

---

59. We must build a raft, Vasudeva, to get over the water

---

60. He already held the axe in his hands and began to make a raft of bamboo, and Vasudeva helped him to tied the canes together with ropes of grass

61. Vasudeva said: "It might have been possible that the

---

62. Vasudeva pointed to the bottom of the boat and looked at his friend with a smile, as if he wanted to say: "Don't you see what your son is trying to tell you? Don't you see that he doesn't want to be followed?" But he did not say this in words

---

63. He rose and greeted Vasudeva, who had followed him

---

64. And when he looked into Vasudeva's friendly face, into the small wrinkles, which were as if they were filled with nothing but his smile, into the happy eyes, then he smiled too

---

65. After this, he silently went back into the forest with Vasudeva, returned home to the ferry

---

66. In the hut, Siddhartha lay down on his bed, and when after a while Vasudeva came to him, to offer him a bowl of coconut-milk, he already found him asleep

---

67. Nevertheless, he felt hope, and once he had returned to the hut, he felt an undefeatable desire to open up to Vasudeva, to show him everything, the master of listening, to say everything

---

68. Vasudeva was sitting in the hut and weaving a basket

---

69. was still speaking, still admitting and confessing, Siddhartha felt more and more that this was no longer Vasudeva, no longer a human being, who was listening to him, that this motionless listener was absorbing his confession into himself like a tree the rain, that this motionless man was the river itself, that he was God himself, that he was the eternal itself

---

70. And while Siddhartha stopped thinking of himself and his wound, this realisation of Vasudeva's changed character took possession of him, and the more he felt it and entered into it, the less wondrous it became, the more he realised that everything was in order and natural, that Vasudeva had already been like this for a long time, almost forever, that only he had not quite recognised it, yes, that he himself had almost reached the same state

71. He felt, that he was now seeing old Vasudeva as the people see the gods, and that this could not last; in his heart, he started bidding his farewell to Vasudeva

---

72. When he had finished talking, Vasudeva turned his friendly eyes, which had grown slightly weak, at him, said nothing, let his silent love and cheerfulness, understanding and knowledge, shine at him

---

73. Brightly, Vasudeva's smile was shining, floating radiantly over all the wrinkles of his old face, as the Om was floating in the air over all the voices of the river

---

74. When Vasudeva rose from the seat by the bank, when he looked into Siddhartha's eyes and saw the cheerfulness of the knowledge shining in them, he softly touched his shoulder with his hand, in this careful and tender manner, and said: "I've been waiting for this hour, my dear

---

75. For a long time, I've been waiting for this hour; for a long time, I've been Vasudeva the ferryman

---

76. Govinda stayed the night in the hut and slept on the bed which used to be Vasudeva's bed

---

77. But most of all, I have learned here from this river and from my predecessor, the ferryman Vasudeva

---

78. He was a very simple person, Vasudeva, he was no thinker, but he knew what is necessary just as well as Gotama, he was a perfect man, a saint

---