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[20] Moreover, when the goddess Durgá [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa, the Brhat Nandikeshvara Puráńa, the Devii Puráńa and the Káliká Puráńa, the deity was invariably eight-armed. [...] Rajsahi District of Bangladesh.
[1] It is observed that progress in [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa , the following has also been [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa because it was the creation [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa is a voluminous work. The [...] Northern India, especially in Bengal.
[66] Incidentally, the question may [...] Mother behind Her toys. In the Padma Puráńa, Viśńu says to Shiva, –
[1] Today’s subject of discussion [...] verse (kávya), mythology (puráńa), history (itikathá) and [...] be narrated in a charming style.
[2] The story of a puráńa is also not true, but it has educative [...] Krśńadvaepáyana Vedavyása.
[36] Puravrttakathá yuktam; that [...] compositions: kávya or poetry, purána or mythology, itikathá [...] the social and psychic spheres.
[7] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] that developed from Sanskrit. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] PURUŚA. Consciousness.
[4] Nidrá means sleep. No one [...] Rámáyańa is a puráńa, it is not a narration of facts, [...] educative value it is called a puráńa.) Rama and Laksmana went in exile. [...] to attend a spiritual function.
[8] The system of worshipping the goddess [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa .”
[26] All such Tantric ideations are [...] expression. If a follower of Tantra or Purana remains preoccupied with a particular [...] The great mystic Ramprasad said,
[42] It is also stated in Tantra that [...] whether belonging to Tantra or Purana – but they will remain far away from the attainment of the Supreme Entity.
[25] Manasá was said to be the [...] Vásukiinága. There is a story in one Purana that she was the sister of Vásukiinága, [...] but according to another Purana, Kadru was the mother of serpents [...] composed about 5500 years after Shiva.
[31] The worship of the goddess Durgá is based mainly on the Márkańd́eya Puráńa, and to a lesser extent on the Devii Puráńa, the Káliká Puráńa, the Brhatnandikeshavara Puráńa, the Duragábhaktitaraunginii, [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa, which is also known as Durgásaptashatii, [...] they have no relation with Him.
[32] There are some people who believe [...] Puranic goddess, and the author of puráńa [educative fiction] can create [...] likes. Nobody can object to this.
[37] Later Káliká Shakti, [...] basis of the Káliká Puráńa, so it has nothing to do with [...] worshipped in Buddhist Tantra also.
[48] On the basis of this saying, Shiva [...] Then a story was concocted in some Purana that the water discarded after [...] flowed in four directions –
[14] Manasá was said to be the [...] Vásukiinága. There is a story in one Purana that she was the sister of Vásukiinága, [...] but according to another Purana, Kadru was the mother of serpents [...] composed about 5500 years after Shiva.
[21] The worship of the goddess Durgá is based mainly on the Márkańd́eya Puráńa, and to a lesser extent on the Devii Puráńa, the Káliká Puráńa, the Brhatnandikeshavara Puráńa, the Duragábhaktitaraunginii, [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa, which is also known as Durgásaptashatii, [...] they have no relation with Him.
[22] There are some people who believe [...] Puranic goddess, and the author of puráńa [educative fiction] can create [...] likes. Nobody can object to this.
[27] Later Káliká Shakti, [...] basis of the Káliká Puráńa, so it has nothing to do with [...] worshipped in Buddhist Tantra also.
[38] On the basis of this saying, Shiva [...] Then a story was concocted in some Purana that the water discarded after [...] flowed in four directions –
[4] The Mahábhárata is [...] divisions – kávya, puráńa, itikathá and itihása. [...] “kávya.” Kalidasa wrote kávya.
[5] Next is puráńa (mythology). In it the stories [...] For instance, the Ramayana is a purana. Shrii Vyasa wrote eighteen puráńas to educate the people.
[16] Shiva has been described as “Gańábharańam” (one whose ornaments are his followers). The Puráńa (mythological treatises), describe [...] outsiders would never dare to do that.
[9] – Márkańd́eya Puráńa
[27] The word, Náráyańa, [...] Principle or Cosmic Energy. The Puráńa (Hindu Mythology) says Náráyańa [...] is tantamount to sheer madness.
[2] 1) Mahámáyá [...] Márkańd́eya Purána (a mythological text) it has been said:
[9] Not only that, even the type of [...] criticized by the Aryans in the Karma Puráńa :
[1] There is a short story. Once Maharśi [...] categories: kávya (poetic verse), puráńa (fictive tales), itikathá (history) and itihása (benevolent history).
[3] Puráńa or fictive tales : What is puráńa? It is that branch of literature [...] apologized to Parama Puruśa;
[6] This is a puráńa. Even though it is not factually [...] Rámáyańa is one such puráńa. Its story is not factually correct, but is very educative.
[22] This is the last stage. It is called [...] Remember that the Ramayana is a puráńa, it is educative fiction.
[7] Society is the collective name [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa. In it, the demons defeated each [...] Niyama in just such a strict way.
[12] PÁPA. Sin. PARAMÁ [...] Proutists are adherents of PROUT. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] saiṋcara and pratisaiṋcara.
[18] All such Tantric ideations are [...] expression. If a follower of Tantra or Purana remains preoccupied with a particular [...] mystic Rámprasád said,
[2] Not only that, even the type of [...] criticized by the Aryans in the Karma Puráńa :
[56] – Padma Puráńa
[8] PATHAN PERIOD. The period of Indian [...] the jiivátmá". purana, PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] dominated by the PURÁŃAS.
[10] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme Consciousness. PRAKRTI. Cosmic Operative Principle. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral import; educative fiction.
[13] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] energy by controlling the breath. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] (introversion to the Nucleus).
[10] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] energy by controlling the breath. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] (introversion to the Nucleus).
[8] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme Consciousness. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral import; educative fiction.
[2] The Márkańd́eya Puráńa, or Cańd́ii [mythological goddess in the Puráńa], says: Rúpaḿ dehi, [...] defect of átma-sukha tattva.
[2] The Mahábhárata is [...] educative features. Some call it a puráńa [educative fiction], but so much aesthetic sense is hard to find in a puráńa. But that Rámáyańa [...] Bengalees into their very hearts.
[9] We can find traces of the above-mentioned suppressed anger in the Shúnya Puráńa by Ramai Pandit.
[19] – Márkańdeya Puráńa
[34] In older days the scriptures or [...] categories: kávya (verse), puráńa (mythology), itihása (educative history), and itikathá (history).
[38] And what is puŕána or mythology? In puŕána the narrative event is not factually [...] Rámáyańa is such a puŕána because it contains much material [...] doing harm to others brings defeat.
[14] PAORÁŃIK. Puranic, [...] in His introversive movement. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] saiṋcara and PRATISAIṊCARA.
[70] The second meaning of kukura [...] world. In any case, according to the Purana, the branch of the Yadu dynasty [...] afterwards as yádavas .
[14] In Saḿskrit, the entire [...] itihása and the fourth is puráńa. Kávya is “Vákyaḿ [...] itihása. And the last one is puráńa. Puráńa is not a fact, not at all a factual [...] The Rámáyana is a purána, the Mahábhárata [...] schools and colleges nowadays. And puráńa, just now I told you, is a story, [...] for all the twenty four hours.
[224] 6) The meaning of the word karvarii, [...] Márkańd́eya Purańa.
[158] Kimpuruśavarśa, or [...] composition of the Viśńu Puráńa, that is, it wasn’t Tibet [...] cordial since very ancient times.
[254] Earlier I mentioned that until the time of the Viśńu Puráńa, Mount Kailash and Manas Sarowar [...] Tantra, as well, is not neglected.
[6] Books which only impart moral education [...] itikathá . It is a puráńa . All the characters in the [...] minds of contemporary readers.
[2] Well, this is indeed a very pertinent question. You know that the Rámáyańa is a highly educative puráńa [mythological story with a moral [...] answer the young man’s query.
[2] There are four kinds of Saḿskrta [...] beautiful presentation of events); Puráńa (an imaginary but educative story); [...] Lord’s pardon in a sloka.
[14] PAIṊCA BHÚTAS. [...] aśtáḿga (eight-limbed) yoga. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] SAIṊCARA and PRATISAIṊCARA.
[37] I remember an interesting story [...] called either a book of verse or a puráńa [mythological story]. Vákyaḿ [...] educational value then it is called a puráńa, regardless of whether or not [...] Rámáyańa is both kávya and puráńa. However it is not itikathá [...] has no English or French synonym.
[63] It has been said earlier, and it [...] commonly known as worldly people. In Puráńa the names of their wives and children are also mentioned.
[12] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] Cosmic Operative Principle. PURÁŃA. Mythological story with a moral [...] (introversion to the Nucleus).
[74] The author of the Purana has said something more about [...] Kárttikeyam. According to the Purana, since the boy sucked the breast [...] the Bengali calendar are named.
[57] So there is nothing surprising [...] be a book? So the author of the Puráńa is caught in his own trap.
[36] Let us say a little more about [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa was not in existence. The Márkańd́eya Puráńa contains references to the goddess Durgá. This Márkańd́eya Puráńa was composed in the Puranic Age, [...] given to the ten-handed goddess.
[37] These are all imaginary creations [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa was not in existence, hence the [...] no reference to these stories.
[38] Then came the Márkańd́eya Puráńa, on the basis of which the Shrii [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa also, whose abridged form was [...] performed the worship of the goddess.
[41] On hearing this, the pandits observed, [...] Márkańd́eya Puráńa.”