Pa > References for ‘Páńd́ava, Páńd́avá, Pandava’
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[1] Dhritarastra is asking Sanjaya, [...] [“the Pandavas, that is, the Pandava party”] te yuddhártham [...] [“O Sanjaya, tell me”].
[14] Now, the dharmakśetra, the [...] (the Dhritarastra party) and the Pandava party have assembled for battle, [...] do? Tell me, O Sanjaya.”
[1] Yesterday I talked about the Puranic [...] this was invented by the first Páńd́ava brother, Yudhiśt́hira.
[10] And Páńd́aváshcaeva. [...] Pandavas. What is the meaning of páńd́ava? In Sanskrit [pańd́á, [...] pańd́u – and páńd́ava means “pertaining to pańd́u”. [...] in your spiritual practice are páńd́ava. In your spiritual sádhaná, [...] five stages are the Paiṋca Páńd́ava [Five Pandavas].
[1] Yesterday I talked about the Puranic [...] this was invented by the first Páńd́ava brother, Yudhiśt́hira.
[1] The men of the minds party, and the men of the Pandava party, have assembled to fight [...] kurukśetra of the world.
[6] Now, this fundamental negativity, [...] “Sahádeva” [youngest of the Pandava brothers] means the solid factor. [...] factor and name of the next-youngest Pandava brother]. What is above the nakúla? [...] “Arjuna” [the middle Pandava brother] means “energy, [...] was Bhima [the next-oldest of the Pandava brothers]? Pavananandana [the [...] comes under the category of matter.
[8] That person alone can go upwards [...] “Yudhiśt́hira” [the eldest Pandava brother].
[9] These are [Pandus] five sons. [...] Pańd́upakśiiyáh [“and the Pandava party”] kim akurvata [“what [...] first shloka of the Giitá.
[11] Again, you see that the words páńd́ava, páńd́u, pańd́á [...] called a pańd́ita.
[34] Answer : There are two main [...] práńáyáma. [The eldest Pandava, Yudhisthira, was the first person to popularize práńáyáma according to this method.]
[15] Duryodhana raged against Krśńa. [...] by the Pandavas. That is why the Pandava brothers and Draupadi used to [...] education to the light of learning.
[15] At the end of the war, Kurukśetra [...] Krśńa, Kunti, Draupadi and the Pandava brothers arrived on the other [...] so lament not, O Mother.”
[2] This reminds of an old story from [...] Pandavas, and Krśńa, the Pandava;s friend, were present as well, [...] beloved hundred sons in the war.
[34] The rivers in Ánanda Nagar [...] (northern); 3) Kunti (mother of the Pandava brothers), previously called Kopia, [...] is the land of the seven rivers.
[13] Sáyujya : Next comes [...] Only Arjuna, the third of the five Pandava brothers, was blessed with this realization. None of the other brothers had the opportunity.
[197] 5) The wolf – lákŕá [...] excessive gluttony, the second Pandava brother, Bhima, used to be called [...] her other four sons would eat.
[34] This is why, people say, when the Pandava brothers and Draopadi came near [...] fell down and subsequently died.
[22] This is why, people say, when the Pandava brothers and Draupadi came near [...] fell down and subsequently died.
[33] It was extremely difficult for [...] niyoga putra [niyoga sons]. The Pandava brothers of the Mahábhárata [...] stay with their maternal uncles.
[2] What is prapattiváda? Human [...] Lord Krśńa, the five Pandava brothers and their mother. Both [...] ‘Whoever comes, goes.’”
[17] Dharmakśetre Kurukśetre [...] Páńd́upakśiiyáh [“and the Pandava party”] te kim akurvata [...] tell me, I am listening.”
[6] Bho Saiṋjaya vada [...] Páńdupakśiiyaca [“and the Pandava party”] te kim akurvata [...] [“O Sanjaya, tell me”].
[11] Samavetáh yuyutsavah [“gathered [...] Páńd́u + śńa = Páńd́ava, “pertaining to páńd́u”. [...] was páńd́eya.
[21] It was extremely difficult for [...] niyoga putra [niyoga sons]. The Pandava brothers of the Mahábhárata [...] stay with their maternal uncles.
[19] Now you know, mind without conscience [...] Páńd́aváshcaeva (Páńd́avá + ca [+ eva = “and the Pandavas”]) [...] Páńd́upakśiiyáh [“my party and the Pandava party”] te kimakurvata [“what [...] Sanjaya, tell me, let me hear”].