joshi k l trivedi bindiya (5 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 358.

Zustand: New. pp. 358.

Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents 1. An assembly of hermits (Rsis) at Prayaga curiosity raised by Bharadvaja before Suta description of the order of creation. 2. Description of the creation of world. 3. Creation of the world by Brahma and representation of nine types creations. 4. Anusarga. 5. Description of Rudra and other Sargas the expansion of the children of the daughters of Daksa Prajapati. 6. An event of the birth of Agastya and Vasistha as the son of Mitravaruna. 7. Penance made by Markandeya for attaining the grace of Lord Sri Hari recital of Mrtyunjaya Strotra and conquest of death. 8. Yama prevents death and his Dutas to visit the devotees of Lord Visnu departure of the hellish organism to the abode of Lord Visnu. 9. Recitation of Yamastaka. 10. Marriage of Markandeya birth of Vedasira performance of penance under Aksayavata and recital of psalm by Markandeya lord give blessings and boon to him. 11. The sage Markandeya recites hymns to the lord Visnu. 12. A dialogue between Yama and Yami. 13. Power of chastity and conversation with a Brahmacari. 14. The importance of pilgrimages and four orders (Asramas) of life. 15. An elucidation of the world tree and the knowledge competent to demolish the same. 16. Description of attainment of emancipation by virtue of concentration on God Visnu. 17. The eight letter hymn and its magnificence. 18. The story of birth of Manu Yama and Yami from the womb of Samjna and birth of Manu Sani and Tapati from the womb of Chaya and birth of Asvinikumaras. 19. A prayer comprising one hundred eight names of Sun God by Visvakarma. 20. Origin of Marutas. 21. Description of Suryavamsa. 22. Description of Candravamsa. 23. Descriptions of fourteen Manvantaras. 24. Devotion of Iksvaku his departure for penance. 25. Penance performed by Iksvaku and attainment of Visnu's icon by Brahma. 26. Description of the generation of Iksvaku. 27. About the Candra Vamsa (the Lunar Clan). 28. Account of deeds performed by Santanu. 29. A description of the generation of Santanu. 30. A description of Dvipas and the heaven. 31. A succinct description of Dhruva's account of deeds the stars plants and the nether region. 32. Description on Sahasranika Sri Nrsimha worship and magnificence of God. 33. Great consequences for keeping the temple tidy the story of king Jayadhvaja. 34. Magnificence of the worship of God Visnu. 35. Method of performing a lakh and crore Homas and their rewards. 36. Story pertaining to the incarnation of God. 37. Incarnation of Matsya and killing of Madhu and Kaitabha demons. 38. Incarnation of God Visnu as tortoise churning of ocean and Visnu's form of enchanting damsel (Mohini). 39. Incarnation of Varaha killing of Hiranyaksa. 40. Incarnation of Nrsimha accomplishments of Hiranyaksipu and praise of Gods. 41. Birth of Prahlada his devotion for Visnu and anxiety of Hiranyakasipu. 42. An episode of atrocities exercised by Hiranyakasipu on Prahlada. 43. Preaching by Prahlada to Daityas drown into sea by Hiranyakasipu and apparent perception of God there. 44. Incarnation of Nrsimha and Hiranyakasipu approaching death. 45. An episode on an incarnation of Vamana. 46. Incarnation of Parasurama. 47. Incarnation of Rama his birth and marriage. 48. Rama's exile death of king Dasaratha and meeting of Rama with Bharata in the forest. 49. Jayanta punished by Rama meeting with Sarabhanga Sutiksna and Agastya humiliation of Surpanakha kidnapping of Sita Jatayu killing and meeting with Sabari. 50. Friendship with Sugriva murder of Bali Sugriva's leniency and his humiliation search for Sita and Hanuman's steps in Lanka. 51. Hanuman's entrance into Lanka meeting with Sita and message to Rama after Lanka burnt into ashes. 52. Rama's visit at sea shore shelter of Vibhisana proposal to make him the king of Lanka Ravana's defeat slaughter of Kumbhakarna Meghnada and other monsters coronation of Rama etc. 53. An account of deeds performed by Sri Krsna and Balarama. 54. Account of deeds performed by Kalki and the Kalki religion. 55. Regain o.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. The Upanishads are philosophical and theological mystical treatises forming the third division of the Veda; the preceding portions being the Mantras or Hymns, which are largely prayers, and the Brahmanas or sacrificial rituals- the utterance, successively, of poet, priest and philosopher. There are two great departments of the Veda. The first is called Karma-kanda, the department of works, which embraces both Mantras and Brahmanas; and is followed by the vast majority of persons whose action of religion is laying up of merit by means of ceremonial prayers and sacrificial rites. The second is called Jnana-kanda, the department of knowledges- the theosophic portion of the Vedic revelation; and this is embraced by the Upanishads, and is intended for the select few who are capable of attaining the true doctrine. The most important of the Upanishads belong to what are called Aranyakas or forest-books, which form an appendix to the Brahmanas; and, treating as they do of the release of the soul from metaphsychosis, by means of a recognition of the oneness of its real nature with the great impersonal Self, are so profound that they were required to be read in the solitude of forests, by persons, who, having performed all the duties of a student and a house-holder, retired from the world to and their days in the contemplation of the Deity. The Upanishads undoubtedly represent the highest product of the Indian mind; and one of the most imposing and subtle of the systems of ontology yet known in the history of philosophy; and the Vedanta, styled by Shankaracharya 'the string upon which the gems of the Upanishads are strung,' is regarded as the finest flower and the ripest fruit of Indian spirituality. They contain the highest authority on which the various systems of Indian philosophy rest; and are practically the only portion of Vedic literature which is extensively studied by orthodox educated Hindus in the present day. The Present Edition has been compiled with English translation of 112 important Upanishads many of which are being translated for the first time by a distinguished board of scholars. This edition provides an authentic translation of 112 Upanishads along with a complete index of verses and an exhaustive introduction.