Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: cetasah

  cetasah—those whose minds.    SB 4.2.6
  cetasah—of such wisdom    Bg 4.23
  cetasah—whose consciousness    SB 4.29.39, SB 4.29.40, SB 4.29.39-40
  cetasah—their minds.    SB 8.8.9
  cetasah—either by the mind    SB 1.17.23
  cetasah—of consciousness    SB 3.26.22
  cetasah—whose hearts    SB 5.1.5
  cetasah—by the heart    SB 1.7.24
  cetasah—the core of whose heart    SB 9.8.22
  cetasah—in the heart.    SB 4.24.19
  cetasah—their thoughts.    SB 3.25.23
  cetasah—his heart    SB 4.27.5
  cetasah—the cores of whose hearts.    SB 9.8.25
  cetasah—the hearts    Bg 1.37, Bg 1.38, Bg 1.37-38
  cetasah—consciousness    SB 4.27.12
  cetasah—their hearts    SB 7.2.58

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: cetasah

  apahrta-cetasah—unconscious    SB 6.18.61
  druta-cetasah—melted heart    SB 1.10.13
  daruna-cetasah—being very hardhearted    SB 6.14.43
  eka-cetasah—all being of the same opinion    SB 6.5.21
  grha-cetasah—who are attached to materialistic household life.    SB 9.11.17
  hrta-cetasah—devoid of material consciousness    Madhya 24.178
  hrta-cetasah—their consciousness having been taken away    SB 9.8.11
  kautuhala-cetasah—whose mind is very inquisitive to understand the mystery of such statements    SB 5.12.3
  musita-cetasah—their hearts are bewildered    SB 8.12.10
  mudha-cetasah—foolish persons    SB 10.4.45
  prasanna-cetasah—of the happy-minded    Bg 2.65
  pratyupalabdha-cetasah—being enlivened again by revival of their consciousness    SB 8.11.1
  sandigdha-cetasah—became doubtful about what could be done (because Gargamuni had predicted that this child would be equal to Narayana).    SB 10.11.5
  samvrta-cetasah—those whose intelligence is covered by such illusory energy    SB 10.2.28
  unnaddha-cetasah—whose mind is unrestrained    SB 6.18.26
  vimukha-cetasah—the fools and rascals who are bereft of Krsna consciousness    SB 7.9.43
  visuddha-cetasah—of one whose mind is purified    SB 1.5.25
  yukta-cetasah—with steadfast mind.    Bg 7.30
  suddha-cetasah—of purified consciousness.    SB 3.32.5