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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The Satakas are an original work. They are three in number, viz. Sringara, Niti and Vairagya. They must have been composed by the poet after he had renounced the world. Probably the Niti Sataka was written first, then followed the Sringara and lastly the Vairagya Sataka. In the Niti Sataka Bhartrhari inculcates certain principles intended to guide men in their daily life. First and foremost of these is Self-respect. He points out the value of independence and asks his readers not to lose self-respect in the midst of even overwhelming difficulties and trials in slokas couched in very impressive language. Another virtue to which the poet draws attention is perseverance. Men of firm minds, says he, carry to a successful conclusion whatever they undertake. A third virtue which he holds up for our admiration and imitation is Benevolence or service of our fellow-men. This lofty virtue he inculcates in verses which are at once beautiful and instructive. In the Vairagya Sataka the poet inculcates the principle of renunciation. He tells us to undermine desire, in verses which hold out the greed of worldly men to ridicule and the arrogance of the rich to contempt. He exhorts his readers to turn from worldly pleasures which give not lasting happiness but often disappoint, and to seek mental calm in the solitude of the forest. The poet often draws a glowing picture of the perfect happiness which men who have renounced the world enjoy. This volume comprises two of the three famous Satakas (collection of one hundred stanzes) of the famous poet philosopher Bhartrhari. The first of them the Niti Sataka is proposed to guide people in their daily life and it lays emphasis on the moral virtues such as self-respect, perseverance, benevolence and moral courage etc. The second, Vairagya Sataka exhorts the readers to turn away from worldly pleasures and seek mental calm in the solitude of the forest. It is edited by M. R. Kale who has added a simple commentary in sanskrit and english translation and copious notes.…

Fifth Reprint. Thye Mudrarakshasa unlike the majority of sanskrit plays is purely a political drama It has for its theme besides elevation of Chandragupta to the throne of Magadha wining over of Rakashsa the hostile minister of the Nanda dynasty to the side of Chandragupta and adoption of measures to strenghen the rule by Chankaya the renowned politician of his times In the words of HHWilson; It is a historical or political drama and represents a curious staste of public morals in wich fraud and assassination are the simple means by which inconvenient obligations are open enemies removed It is not howere that such acts are not held in themselves as crimies orthat their perpetrators if instigated by vugar vice or ferocity are not condemned as culprits; it is only when the commission of the crime proposes a poliotical end that it is represented as venial and is compatible with an amiable it includes the commentary of Dhundiaja English translation critical and explanatory notes Introduction and verious readings 355 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. This book is about the description of six seasons by Kalidasa. How the summer season's effect is allayed by women with their love, how the heat of the sun effects travellers, animals and the beauty of the moon in the summer evening depicted beautifully. The joy in rainy season is described by the dance of peacocks, clouds, blossoming flowers, pain of seperation of traveller's wives very beautifully. Full-of-flowers earth, singing of swans, grown up crops, cool breeze, make-up by women, travellers yearing to meet their loved ones are some of the descriptions of autumn season. Winter season's beauty is described through the delight of the women's hearts, ripe rice in village fields, snowfalls, and the cries of the birds. The description of cold season is when fields are full of sugarcane, when people resort to the interior of the house with windows closed, of the fire, of the sun's rays, of thick garments, of youthfull ladies has its own mystic. Spring season when dear gains added beauty, trees put forth flowers, water grow lotuses, ladies become full of passion, winds flow fragrant, evenings are pleasant and days are beautiful, is described beautifully poetically. The meaning of the stanzas are so beautifully given in the book that it immediately catches the eye of the reader, thus fulfilling the purpose of the book.…

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