Anu-raga Sagara
p. |
section |
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animal |
is attracted by __ |
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4 |
1:3 |
deer |
music |
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5 |
moth |
light [flame] |
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animal |
is transformed into __ |
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8 |
1:4 |
[kit] insect |
bhr.ngi |
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9 |
crow |
hamsa (swan) |
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S`abda |
creation {cf. Edo 17 deities} |
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20 |
2:1:2 |
1st |
88,000 islands |
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2nd |
Kurma (tortoise) |
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21 |
3rd |
Jn~ana (knowledge) |
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22 |
4th |
Viveka (discrimination) |
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5th |
Kala Nis-an~jana |
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6th |
Saha-ja (innate) |
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7th |
Santos.a (contentment) |
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8th |
Surata (attention) |
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9th |
"Infinite Happiness" |
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10th |
"Forgiveness" |
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11th |
Nis-kama (without desire) |
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12th |
Jala-rangi |
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13th |
A-cinta (non-thought) |
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14th |
"Love" |
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15th |
Din Dayala ('the merciful') |
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16th |
"Patience" (Ks.ama) |
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17th |
Yoga & "the Saints" |
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yuga-s |
duration of __ |
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25 |
fn. 0 |
4 |
(sarga) creation |
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23 |
2:2:1 |
70 |
1st austerity by Dharma Raya, standing on 1 foot |
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28 |
2:2:2 |
64 |
2nd austerity by Dharma Raya, standing on 1 foot |
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48 |
2:3:2 |
4 |
contemplation of the Void by Brahma |
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2:2:2 |
mythic |
manifestation |
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27 |
cream floating on milk |
earth floating on primordial waters {edible primaeval earth also in Bauddha myth} |
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28 |
egg[shell] |
sky |
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Kurma |
in Sat Loka |
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deities |
events |
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24 |
2:2:1 |
Saha-ja |
was sent by Sat purus.a as messenger to Dharma Raya |
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30 |
2:2:2 |
8-armed +Adhya |
was created, and |
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31 |
" |
was given as wife to Dharma Raya, at Manasa-rovar |
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32 |
2:2:3 |
Kala |
swallowed +As.t.a-angi {Zeus swallowed his own praegnant wife +Metis 'intelligence'= *Mekwi- < *Maci- : [<arabic] muh^ 'intelligence'} |
were created by __ |
34 |
Jog-jit |
hit the centre of the forehead of Kala {the forehead of To`rr was struck by the stone of Hrungnir}, |
S`iva |
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so that the woman came forth from the stomach of Kala {when the head of Zeus was split open, +Athene emerged} |
Vis.n.u |
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35 |
+Bhavani |
this woman, known after her emergence as Bhavani, |
+Adhya |
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36 |
" |
lacked "a genital organ" {cf. the palladion, worn as "chastity-girdle" by +Athene when she went to visit Hephaistos}, |
Brahma |
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37 |
fn. 1 |
" |
but yet nevertheless was subjected to "a kind of cosmic rape" {but nevertheless Hephaistos succeeded in ejaculating his semen between the thighs of +Athene} |
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42 |
2:3:1 |
3 women |
granted to the male offspring (of +Bhavani) were 3 women: "as happy as ... the moon at night." [i.e., become lunatic] {Erikhthonios (offspring of Hephaistos with Athene) was seen by 3 women, driving them insane} |
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44 |
2:3:2 |
# of elements |
the __-born living beings (out of 84 laks.a-s of species) |
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1 |
seed |
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2 |
moisture |
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3 |
egg |
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4 |
womb |
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47 |
direction |
+Adhya's son, each travelling seeking their father |
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northward |
Brahma |
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downward |
Vis.n.u -- was blackened by fire of S`es.a Naga's poison |
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same place |
S`iva |
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49 |
to arouse him |
+S`akti Gayatri, at the behest of her mother +Adhya, sought & found her 1/2-brother Brahma |
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50 |
to tell the falsehood |
she besought of this 1/2-brother that he have sexual intercourse with her |
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51 |
as a further witness |
to testify that Brahma had found his father Nis-an~jana, +Gayatri created +Savitri, who also required of him sexual intercourse as the price that she confirm that Brahma had found his father |
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52 |
name |
+Puhupavati is +Savitri |
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54 |
of woman __ |
praediction |
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+Gayatri |
by +Adhya : "will have five husbands" |
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+Puhupa-vati |
by +Adhya : will become +Kevada-Ketaki |
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55 |
+Adhya |
by Nis-an~jana : "will have five husbands" {cf. Samaritan woman at the water-well} |
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62 |
2:3:3 |
84 laks.a-s |
total of species of beings |
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63 |
2:4:1 |
# (kinds) |
of __ (living species) |
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9 laks.a-s |
water-creatures |
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14 laks.a-s |
birds |
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27 laks.a-s |
insects |
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30 laks.a-s |
trees |
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4 laks.a-s |
rational beings (including humans) |
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65 |
persons of __ quality |
come into the human body from the body of one of: |
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bad |
lion, snake, hound, jackal, crow, vulture, pig, cat |
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66-72 |
2:4:2 |
born from __ (beings) |
character |
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66 |
egg (birds, reptiles) |
"They like to serve the spirits." |
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68 |
moisture |
"go to Yama." |
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69 |
seed (plants) |
"start dancing around." {for Narta-raja} |
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70 |
womb (mammals) |
"always bows to the idols." |
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72 |
human |
re-incarnating "When a lamp full of oil, if a puff of wind come, it goes out" [viz., after nirvan.a] |
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2:5 |
# |
the counted |
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74 |
14 |
are the yama-s |
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75 |
88,000 |
are the progeny of Brahma |
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77 |
68 |
are the places of pilgrimage |
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79 |
33 kot.i-s |
"of gods are all tied up with the rope of" Nis-an~jana {When ye "catch the rope [life-line] of" Sat Nama, "then I will make you from Yama." (p. 80)} |
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100 |
3:2:2 |
arti (diks.a) |
"the coconut was broken" [to reveal its juice] |
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"a straw as broken [opened], and all the people drank [through it]" |
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3:5:2 |
country |
the 4 guru-s, during the Kali Yuga |
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140 |
Gaja-thala-des`a |
Raya Bankya Ji |
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S`ilmili |
Sahatya Ji |
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Darbha-anga |
Catur Bhuja |
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141 |
[Mathura] |
Dharma Dasa |
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3:5:3 |
praevious lives of Dharma Dasa |
his foster-parents in those lives, in each of the 1st 3 whereof, his foster-mother found him as an abandoned foundling-baby and thereupon (in each of the 1st 2) abandoned him again at her husband's behest (in the 3rd she abandoned her husband instead) |
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142 |
1st |
brahmin-s Kula-pati & +Maha-is`vari |
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143 |
2nd |
+Udha & Candana Sahu, at Canda-vara |
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144 |
3rd |
+Nima & Niru, Muslim weavers at Kas`i |
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146 |
4th |
at Mathura |
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3:5:5 |
# |
path of __ Duta ('messenger') |
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160 |
1st |
Mr.tu Andha |
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2nd |
Timira the Servant, of Ahir jati |
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3rd |
Andha Aceta (Surata Gopala) the barber |
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4th |
Mana-bhanga [: Ludi is "philosophers' stone"; simran of bamboo (p. 161)] |
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161 |
5th |
Jn~ana Bhangi :physiognomy |
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6th |
Manmakaranda : "will show the shimmering light" |
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162 |
7th |
Citta-bhanga : "Dauna" knowledge of Bijak as insect within gular-tree |
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8th |
A-kala-bhanga : path from the Qur>an {cf. that of Kirpal Sinha} |
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9th |
Vi-s`ambhara : Rama Kabir Pantha, "good and bad qualities will be counted alike", as aequal |
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163 |
10th |
Naktanen : Sat-nami Pantha, will unite the 4 varn.a-s (brahmin, ks.atriya, vais`ya, s`udra) [into Hamsa, the single varn.a in the Satya Yuga] |
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164 |
11th |
Dus-ga-dani : boundless "Path of Souls" |
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12th |
Hamsa-muni a servant in home |
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3:5:8 |
# |
doctrines from Cuda-mani |
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169 |
42 |
incarnations [avatara-s] |
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60 |
"branches" [s`akha-s] |
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10,000 |
"little branches" |
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170 |
88 kot.i-s |
"prisons" |
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14 kot.i-s |
"knowledge" |
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9 laks.a-s |
"stars" |
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202-3 |
5:1 |
# of petals |
cakra in the body (going upward) |
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202 |
4 |
mula, of Gana-is`a |
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6 |
akhara[, of Brahma & +Savitri (p. 203)] |
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203 |
8 |
nabhi, of Vis.n.u & +Laks.mi |
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12 |
of S`iva & +Parvati |
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16 |
of the "King Mind" [in Raja Yoga] "between the two eyebrows" |
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204 |
other # |
measure |
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72 |
"main veins" [nad.i-s] |
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21 |
hand's-width of intestine |
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1+1/4 |
width of stomach |
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1+1/4 |
width of [to?] solar-plexus |
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3 |
fingers'-breadth of bile [gallbladder] |
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5 |
fingers'-breadth of heart |
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7 |
finger's-breadth of lungs [each?] |
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expositions
p. |
section |
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+Adhya gave to Vis.n.u the dars`ana of Light: |
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56 |
2:3:2 |
"Understand your mind at the creator; know no one as creator except the mind. ... [So long as] "the mind is spread"[, it is] "unstable and untrue" ... Inverting your attention, look in the void, where light is shining: ... then contemplate the path of the sky." |
57 |
"With ... his mind, white, yellow, green, and red clouds were seen in the void plane." |
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character of Nis-an~jana as Acyuta Kr.s.n.a |
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207 |
effect of the Bhagavat Gita on Arjuna -- Kr.s.n.a "created desire in him, and then sent him to hell." [desire for war sending desirers of it to hell] |
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208 |
Making Arjuna give up Jn~ana Yoga, Kr.s.n.a "made him firm in karma; and Arjuna, controlled by Karma, suffered terribly." Kr.s.n.a "gave him poison. Disguised as a Saint, he plundered the souls." |
Kabir: The Ocean of Love. Translated from the Braj by Raj Kumar Bagga & Partap Singh & Kent Bicknell; edited with notes by Russell Perkins. Sant Bani Ashram, Sanbornton (NH), 1982.