| He has long been deafened by amplified hymns in his temple, leaving no scope for boons and prayers. |
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| Increases in average human life spans that we are privileged to witness must count as one of the great boons of the 20th century. |
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| According to the poet, Lord Ganesha, the Onkar-shaped omnipresent god, is the bestower of all kinds of boons. |
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| Return to his father in earth and the meaning of the sacrificial fire were the first two boons granted without hesitation. |
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| These days, the main signs of the region's mixed heritage are peaceful, and many are positive boons to the traveler. |
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| Hence it can not bring the expected boons and contribute to efficient cooperation. |
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| There are boons, too, but they are going to take a long time to realize. |
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| One night, as Charumathi slept, Goddess Mahalakshmi appeared in her dreams and asked her to perform a puja to Varalakshmi, the goddess who granted boons. |
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| In conformity with the immemorial usage of the East, various boons and remissions of penalties were announced to the people. |
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| On the surface, sprawling subdivisions and commercial zones are economic boons to local businesses and municipalities. |
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| But one of the greatest boons to flight has been new battery technology, said Mr. Frawley, the Dragonfly creator. |
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| In 12 years the Divinity presented before them as fourarmed God and offered boons to them. |
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| Homeschoolers and public schools are, in many ways, boons to one another. |
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| And one of the boons of what happened in Afghanistan has been the change in the status of women. |
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| The right hand gives protection, and the left hand gives boons, and both hands are fulfilling hands. |
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| How can the city's specific boons, and in particular the cultural heritage, be taken advantage of without becoming locked into extreme specialisation? |
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| It is grappling, like most other countries, with the boons and curses of globalisation, trying to preserve its own traditions while opening its doors to prosperity. |
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| The new technology, for all its boons, also bedevils us with alluring distractors, cyberbullies, thought-nabbers, calm-frayers, and a spiky wad of miscellaneous news. |
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| You are wonderful ambassadors for your universities, once again proving what we already know-you are great boons to Canada's post-secondary world. |
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| But history shows us that things touted as boons often turn into boondoggles once government takes over. |
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| The demons also worshiped the Mother and got their boons. |
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| Protection is at all levels, and boons are also at all levels. |
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| He looks at shifts toward political equality around the world, exploring the boons and boondoggles for gains in political equality. |
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| Set against this are some less tangible but still worthwhile boons. |
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| Throughout Its many sojourns, in Its many lifetimes on earth and on the inner planes, Soul has been granted boons such as instant healings and 'undeserved' riches. |
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| That is where ideas are swapped, phone numbers exchanged and collaborations begun. One of the undersold boons of the internet is that it functions a bit like a permanent, rolling global coffee break. |
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| Bloodshed and war have been boons to the utopia industry. |
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| The Clark is also one of the largest economic boons to the Berkshires. |
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