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- Page 11 and 12: the strength of ten thousand elepha
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- Page 15 and 16: SECTION IV “Narada said, „Havin
- Page 17 and 18: ecame resolved upon wreaking his en
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- Page 23 and 24: SECTION X Bhimasena said, “Thy un
- Page 25 and 26: “The Rishis said, „We shall lis
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- Page 31 and 32: the rod of chastisement in the king
- Page 33 and 34: wealth; that wealth again is depend
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- Page 37 and 38: thou wait upon and worship others?
- Page 39 and 40: possessed of tranquillity of soul,
- Page 41 and 42: O son of Kunti, whatever religion i
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- Page 45 and 46: thou mayst then, O king, retire int
- Page 47 and 48: “Vyasa said, „No man can acquir
- Page 49 and 50: study of the Vedas and those that a
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- Page 55 and 56: Vaisampayana continued, “Thus add
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Ganga, that king of great energy, i
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When he, O Srinjaya, who transcende
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has come to be called Sagara after
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age and desire of vengeance, they t
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filled with joy. The king, accompan
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Therefore, O king without laying do
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prowess. All the kings have been va
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now said unto thee those acts by do
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and abstaining from speech. He shou
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e done arises, that should be regar
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“Vaisampayana continued, „Then
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SECTION XXXIX “Vaisampayana said,
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the hands of all creatures, subject
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Nakula for keeping the register of
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dissolution. In the beginning it is
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three worlds? When thou hast, O God
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Asita and Vasishtha and the high-so
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Salutation to thee in thy form of s
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in thy form as Everything! Salutati
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tiger among the Yadus? O thou of Vr
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Kunti, the thousand-armed monarch o
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protecting her). Those Kshatriya ra
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The universe is the handiwork. Thou
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and birds began to rove in peace. S
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The unslain remnant of the (assembl
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fear put questions to me. Let the s
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from the Brahmana, and iron from st
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„Like a snake swallowing up mice,
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sang these two verses respecting th
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subject like others to the same kin
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producing disunion among the chief
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Ananga begot a son named Ativala, w
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obey his words of command, though h
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may obtain great happiness. He shou
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contemplation, practising self-rest
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pursuits and cruel acts or fallen a
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Those kings, mindful of the declara
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are too much attached to the pursui
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worships those that are deserving o
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states. The Srutis declare that in
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him duly, enquired of the virtuous
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y acting against the king, can ever
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should, without doubt, look upon hi
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sacrifices who protects his people
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He should give away, but not to per
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thousand years. All those regions t
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“Aila said, „When the Brahmana
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subjugated the whole earth, repaire
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for thee courage, might, and truth.
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lore, the king of the Kaikeyas, O m
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sheep, the sin of selling the god o
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does not pour rain. That person who
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who would, upon one‟s desire, obt
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of thy own acts. Valadeva and other
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“The sage said, „Ascertaining t
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ourselves, we are Brahmanas, natura
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with success. A man of wicked heart
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who does not speak a word and whose
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should be regarded worthy. The comm
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SECTION LXXXVII “Yudhishthira sai
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defraying the expenses of his estab
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For these reasons, O monarch, do th
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e an embodiment of virtue. If a kin
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and the duties in respect of the fo
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men including the very ascetics in
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Kshatriya duties. The king should d
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compassion for all creatures, and p
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he should bring him to his palace a
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deserting his comrades in danger. L
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Khadira wood, for the hero who perf
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thou shouldst not cause thy troops
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gates of the king or of his ministe
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full of flesh, that have elevated s
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scriptures do not, however, applaud
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not proper, then only should the ki
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conversant with morality and full o
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understand that the calamities whic
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SECTION CVI “The king said, „I
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O scorcher of foes! Tell me also, O
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never earns any good in the next wo
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the giver. If a creditor desires to
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own pleasure. He is the puissant Lo
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punished for their offences. A larg
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tears said these words: „Honoured
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earth. O thou that art possessed of
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others, and who is regardless of hi
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agreeable. Coming to him they addre
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Sarabha once more assumed, in conse
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the position of a tiger; and a leop
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of action in his own mind he should
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and seeks for that which chance may
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efuge of all. Chastisement, O king,
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Kshatriya? Tell me all this. O thou
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eginning, the middle, and the end.
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“Bhishma said, Formerly, O giver
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“The Brahmana said, „If, the ki
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strength, the deer ran ahead, with
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sire, exceedingly cheerless, came t
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“Bhishma continued „Thus addres
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who are conversant with duties, sho
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counsels secret? What, indeed, shou
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discovers the track of a shaft-stru
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companions, one is pierced repeated
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utter, feed the gods, the Pitris, a
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friends really become his foes, wha
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enefit both of us. There are the mo
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wilt get upon the tree.‟ Thus add
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the dear son if fallen.[411] People
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these reasons, O good friend, it be
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“Bhishma said, „Listen, O king,
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“Brahmadatta said, „From the fa
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feats, while eunuchs only pay court
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uplifted in his hand, every one is
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should jump upon him like the wolf.
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“Bhishma said, „O mighty-armed
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destroyed my Vedic lore. I am weak
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“Viswamitra said, „Kine continu
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sometimes takes the shape of unrigh
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“Yudhishthira said, „How, indee
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wife is ever the best of medicines
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Indulging in such self-reproaches h
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this sacred and sin-cleansing story
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me (for what I am going to do). The
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are equal? Tell us, O great Rishi,
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have their root in penances. Penanc
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wisdom should, from a distance, avo
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this has been laid down for all the
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easons those foremost of trees bow
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SECTION CLVIII “Yudhishthira said
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SECTION CLIX “Yudhishthira said,
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path. Retiring from the world and b
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aversion, as also lust and wrath, a
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of truth, hast conquered all of tho
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as a wicked person and never succee
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years and devoting himself to penan
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“Bhishma said, „Hear the truth,
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speed, showering huge rocks upon hi
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“Vidura said, „Study of the var
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smeared with sandal-paste, and ador
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kings for forming alliances (of fri
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while passing through a valley, by
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sandal and aloe and birch trees tha
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egan to think, „Heavy is this loa
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to life. The prince of cranes, appr
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together.[502] Men of uncleansed so
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Human lovers, who are really the em
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season when the sun will progress t
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“Bhishma said, „He that regards
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injure even when injured. If anybod
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“Bhishma continued, „That intel
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Listen to it, O Yudhishthira! Once
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They that are born under an auspici
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Rishi Bhrigu blazing with energy an
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Bharadwaja said, „How did water s
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sweet, pungent, far-going, varied,
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lazing fire, either of them, enteri
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universal benevolence. He resides i
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sacrificial fire, worshipping the d
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They are also tortured by Death, im
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from injury, truth, and absence of
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wealth is also seen, a passion that
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should say, „Is it sufficient?‟
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states (by yoga), like the lord of
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expectation of fruit), do not becom
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such that they are both concerned a
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“Bhishma said, „Thou hast sprun
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“Dharma said, „Without (thus) s
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uttered. I have, before this, unhes
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I desire, O lord, even here, to giv
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SECTION CC “Yudhishthira said,
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ordinances (about sacrifices and ot
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have not to return from space. On t
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contradictory, of those states, and
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objects of the senses. He who casts
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again (by action) go to heaven. The
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leading a vessel tossed on the sea
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Varuna the lord of waters and gover
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and the illustrious son of the high
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SECTION CCX “Yudhishthira said,
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existence. Existence springs from t
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SECTION CCXII “Bhishma said, „P
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one does all acts fraught with cupi
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presently speak.[748] Purity of spe
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exercising one‟s intelligence, di
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thus been produced, the particular
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that) that knowledge which one obta
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completed all the rites and sacrifi
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the water that causes that seed to
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action, continue to devise the nece
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perception and they are the mind.[8
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fearless and wins great results. On
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Pitris, servants, and guests. Such
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“Sakra said, „Tell me the means
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SECTION CCXXIV “Bhishma said, „
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endued with prosperity, possessed o
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“Sakra said, „For what reason,
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end.[849] Indulgence in sorrow dest
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mind having been cleansed by penanc
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not the one person that hast done s
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master. Time is ever heedful. Time
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and seemed to illumine the three wo
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ease, refused to adore the former b
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expectation of beholding Maghavat s
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the Pisachas, and the Rakshasas, ca
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Upanishads, and desirous of leading
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Light, by modification, arises Wate
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the Richs, the Samans, the Yajuses
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a Brahmana. The rituals of all cere
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things. A Brahmana should live in t
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crossing the stream of time or life
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Brahman. That person who cherishes
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Such a man is firm in the accomplis
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y penance, by Brahmacharya, by renu
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Soul, that takes a pleasure in (suc
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time when the universal dissolution
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that is so, when there is this conf
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in sacrifices and religious rites i
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circumstances, upon grain of other
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attention to what should be done fo
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y the very deities as the foremost
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SECTION CCXLVII “Suka said, „O
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Understanding exists in the three s
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distinctions, succeeds in attaining
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lead to success).[1067] For this re
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The sense of touch (skin) has wind
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attaining to the end of both.[1097]
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possessed of equal prowess and migh
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destruction of created beings, I ha
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addressed, that lady, called by the
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meet with the deities; or, at such
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intelligence passed many years ther
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Living on a low land near the sea-s
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wisdom, may all be had by practisin
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of all this, O Jajali, is that thef
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perform Sacrifices (properly), who
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happiness,[1194] having reached the
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his practices, conduct, name and ra
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could not be regarded to have commi
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to a deadlock. If thou knowest how
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adhere to knowledge (instead of har
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hostility to anything, or set himse
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attaining to the Supreme. On the ot
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for the particular mode of life whi
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SECTION CCLXX “Kapila said, „Th
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purity of heart, we have heard the
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then, having concluded thus, worshi
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“Bhishma continued, „Thus addre
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SECTION CCLXXIII “Yudhishthira sa
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abandon affection by recollecting t
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functions, the owner of those organ
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SECTION CCLXXVII “Yudhishthira sa
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the Kshatriyas,--a Sacrifice that i
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assured all creatures of his perfec
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“Recapitulated by me, O lion amon
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falls below the mark, and Rajas kee
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into Brahma. All their Senses also
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Bhishma said, „In days of yore, I
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looked hard at the Daitya as the la
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endued with great ascetic merit, th
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“Maheswara said, „O lady that a
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SECTION CCLXXXIV “Janamejaya said
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the assistance of any one else, for
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SECTION CCLXXXV “Yudhishthira sai
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earest a foe-frightening bell, that
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art the deciduous herbs. Thou art a
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three Vedas for thy three eyes. Thy
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Cast off this fever of thy heart.
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and Tamas), the Understanding resol
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Behold, we too are living! When we,
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known rules, and all enquiries and
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the man who for earning his livelih
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man who regards linen and cloth mad
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practised.‟ Of inconceivable soul
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patience, energy, contentment, trut
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SECTION CCXCIII “Parasara said,
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where sacrifices are to be performe
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never prove beneficial. Do thou the
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abandoning (stainless penances), be
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truthfulness, subjugation of wrath,
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and Pisachas.[1552] Learned men, co
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the pledge of harmlessness, receive
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determination, and one‟s kinsmen
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the universe, and towards whom only
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objects, and, after departing from
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a whole year, the Yogin acquires Yo
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felicity of Emancipation like the r
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and diverse causes by hundreds of c
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places (and lose their powers) like
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highest knowledge which is for our
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Ignorance. In consequence of his bi
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Destruction, all existent objects a
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sixteen portions are the cause of t
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which is regarded as Knower and end
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Sankhya philosophy by which the Sup
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een said to be the Unmanifest, O ki
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espective scriptures. Verily, the s
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and the Supreme Soul.[1636] The Mul
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SECTION CCCX “Bhishma said, „On
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on all these topics unto me that am
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SECTION CCCXIII “Yajnavalkya said
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darkness and blind darkness. darkne
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principles themselves are subject t
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sound of hundreds of musical instru
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to ease, the Maker of light said un
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indestructible. Prakriti also, by u
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“Viswavasu said, „O puissant on
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SECTION CCCXX “Yudhishthira said,
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vanity in respect of my royal umbre
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Thou hast stopped up my body (by en
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the other (numbering five in all),
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condition, can not be marked, O kin
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are said to enjoy the kingdom like
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“Bhishma continued, „Hearing th
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flocks of ravens and vultures and o
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to go individually and without comp
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unbelievers have to pass, with grop
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It is for this that the matted lock
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proceed thither with simplicity and
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to his preceptor‟s son Suka. Afte
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senses and the mind even like a tor
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high-souled ascetic came, resemblin
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Vedic sound!--Hearing these words o
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“Having said these words, the pui
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things of no value, without attendi
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should not grieve, thinking of thei
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Others, though destitute of intelli
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Vedic lore. He, therefore, asked hi
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expanded by wonder. And they asked
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himself was not freed therefrom. At
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the universe. We know not who is th
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“Yudhishthira said,--„O grandsi