The Student's Guide to Sanskrit Composition: Being A Treatise on Sanskrit Syntax

Vaman Shivaram Apte

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Language: Sanskrit Text with English Translations Pages: 396 About the Book The present publication, Aitareya Aranyaka is significant in the sense, thatit contains the Mystic and symbolic inter-pretation of the Vedic sacrifices. It consists fo five Aranyakas. The topics discussed are as follows: Description of Mahavratas from allegorical point of view. Signification of Uktha (1-3) and the Upanisad text (4-6) Mystic meaning of the various forms of the Samhitas. Collection of Mahanamni verses. Description of Niskevalya Sastra.

The Aitareya Aranyaka ; With Introduction Translation,Notes Indexes and an Appendix Containing the Portion Hitherto Unpublished of the Sankhayana Aranyaka

A. B. Keith

Language: EnglishPages: 192About The BookBuddhism is a religion of Compassion and Philosophy of Being and Existence. Animal does occupy an important position in Buddhism. Animal maintains a delicate balance between delicate balance between eschatology and utopia on which depends the very survival of mankind. The book deals with this complex problem from Buddhist philosophical perspective. The examination and analysis of this complex problem reveals and unfolds the new religion philosophical dimensions of animal world and its profound relation with being and existence. According to Buddhism, animal does from Buddha nature. This book highlights the sotoreological and sacradotal value and importance of animal world. This is original and profound work on this subject. About The AuthorArvind Kumar Singh spent his early life in the spiritual ambience of Bodh-Gaya. He received his schooling in History (Hons.) from Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi. He did his M. A. & M. Phil. from Department of Buddhist Studies, University of Delhi. He was awarded Ph. D. degree of University of Delhi. He has presented his research papers at the National and International Conferences. Currently he is teaching at the Department of Buddhist Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi.IntroductionIf life has to reach the epitome to its development, we must be friends to all living beings."Earnest Bell is of the view that the man who is described as behaving "like a beast" would often in his behaviour be a disgrace to any known animal. Columnist Colman McCarthy wrote. "Dismembering animals begins with dismembering language". No one can dispute animals' importance, yet we use them with an alarming lack of care. Cleveland Amory points out that we often insult each other by calling each other by animal names such

Animals in Early Buddhism

Arvind Kumar Singh

Book summary of brahma sutras: the vedantic aphorisms the brahma sutras formulated by sage vyasa about 2500 years ago systematises the jnana kanda or the knowledge portion of the vedas and the upanisads and deals with the vedanta philosophy or absolute monism there are several commentaries on it but none would come nearest to the concise aphorisms in brevity conciseness and manner of treatment and which while making the meaning clear does not depart from the parth of condensation a good explanation not to be annoying must leave something to be explained and understood by ones own efforts and volition hence this poetic annotation this tries to give the english readers and seekers an idea of what these aphorisms are bout, their subtleness as well as greatness, without going into very many unnecessary details and leaving them enough scope to elaborate on the possible interpretations themselves about the author dr bhawesh nath pathak is born 1-1-1934 in maithil brahman family with a rural and agricultural background, sri bhawesh nath pathak took his bachelors hons and post-graduate degrees from the patna college and patna university in 1954 and 1956 respectively with social and cultural works,brief journalistic stints ans stray writings he studied astronomy and cosmology with the help of us information library and practiced star gazing joined govt service in 1958 after a few months in education dept bihar, as an assistant and then transmission executive in air patna in jail dept bihar a probation officer since may 1959 retired as principal probation officer on 31-12-91

Brahma Sutras The Vedantic Aphorisms Annotations of Vyasa's Brahma Sutras in English Verses (With Samskrta Texts Roman Transliterations)

Bhawesh Nath Pathak

Language: Sanskrit Text with English Translation Pages: 1726

The Satapatha Brahmana (Sanskrit Text with English Translation, Notes, Introduction and Index of Julius Eggeling) 3 Volume Set

Dr. Jeet Ram Bhatt

Nagarjuna's Philosophy of No-Identity: With Philosophical Translation of Madhyamaka Karika, Sunyata-Saptati and Vigrahavyavartani

Ramchandra Pandeya

Manju

Vedic and Harappan Culture

P. Kumar

Language: Sanskrit Text With English Translation Pages: 220 About the Book The tenth incarnation of Lord Visnu in the form of Kalki has delineated in Kalkipurana. Kali was born after the departure of Lord Visnu for his heavenly abode Vaikuntha whence the whole populace became immoral, corrupt and incorrigible. All the gods with Earth in forefront and Lord Brahma went to the abode of Visnu and brifed Hin about the avils of Kali. On hearing this Lord Visnu incanated in the form of Lalki to annihilate Kali, establish Krtayuga and promote Dharma. The whole story of the incarnation of Lord Kalki has been given profoundly in 1366 verses. Although the incidents are yet to happen in future they have delineated as having happened the past. Kalkipurana has neither been translated in Hindi nor English. Therefore, a connoisseur has been deprived of having its nectar like taste. Hence for a seeker of knowledge an English translation with original Sanskrit text alongwith relevant notes explanations is produced here. An attempt has also been made to explain complicated, deep and oblique verses. About the Author Dr. (Mrs) Pushpa Gupta passed B.A. Hons in Sanstrit with 1st position in 1965 from in M.A. IN 1987. She was awardwd Ph.D. degree also from Delhi University. She joined Lakshmibai college as a lecturer in 1969 and retired as Associate Professor in 2011 from there only. Dr. Gupta was a member of the editorial board of carya Ratna Sri Desabhusanaji Maharaja Abhinansana Grantha released by forms President of India Jnani Zaila Singhaji. She presented more than 40 research papers on different subjects in national and international conferences and seminars most of which have been published in different journals. Sanskrit Siksaka Sammana, Sanskrit Samararadhaka Sammana (7 times), Hindi Sevi Sam

Sri Kalki Puranam

Pushpa Gupta

Language: Sanskrit Text with English Translation Pages: 426 (110 B/W Illustrations) About the Book Vedavyasa emerged over the Indian Literary horizon, who besides working on the Vedas had also composed the epic of Mahabharta as well as the eighteen Puranas. The Up-puranas. Also are believed to have been composed by him and the Devi Mahabhagavata Purana, which comes under the category of the Up-Puranas is also attributed to him. As compared to the other Puranic texts, Devi Purana could not gain much of importance as compared to the Visnu, Siva, Markandeya or the Bhagavata Purana etc. This Puranc is mainly dedicated to the exploits of the Universal Mother or Jagadamba, whose personality has been projected quite force full in this Purana. Basides other episods, the events of the marriage of Sati and Parvati with Siva have been lively projected, besides highlighting the lively projected, besides highlighting the lives of Siva, Sri Rama, others distus like Indra and others. The most interesting aspect of these projections are the projections of ten Mahavidyas by Sati before Siva, and Siva’s appearing as Radha and Parvati’s, appearing a Krsna on earth. This is a unique aspect of the Purana the Parallel of which is rarely in other Puranas. Chapter 23, of this Purana displays the event of Siva reciting the thousand names stotra or Lalitasahasranama-stotra. In chapter 67, the text of Sivasahasranama is available, and in chapter 75, the stotra eilogusing Ganga with the hundred and eight names enshrined. With the above salient features of the Purana, I am confident that hthe work its translation would find with scholars as well as other readers. About the Author Dr.

Devi Mahabhagavata Purana (Sanskrit Text with English Translation)

S.L. Nagar

Dvaravati The Earliest History of Buddhism in Thailand (6th -12th Centuries)

Natpiya Saradum

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