LalithA SahasranAma [600] daksayajNavinAsini

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daksayajNavinAsini : Destroyer of the sacrifice of Daksa

 

There are two Daksas, one is known as PrajApati and the other is a

human king, an incarnation of the former. Though Siva destroyed the

sacrifices of both, Devi was the instrument [of destruction]. The

BrahmAnda and VAyu Prs. says, " After consulting the seven rsis, he

cursed Daksa [saying], become a human king in the CAksusa cycle. You

will be born of a mArisa [caste] woman, as the son of Pracetas, and

as the grandson of PrAcinabarhis, and you will be known by the name

of Daksa.... Desiring to please Devi I shall destroy your sacrifice"

 

 

BhAskararAya's Commentary

Translated into English by R. Ananthakrishna Sastry

 

 

Thus ends the seventh KalA called SusumnA with the sixth hundred in

the SaubhAgyabhAskara composed by BhAsurAnanda

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She is the Destroyer of the sacrifice of Daksa, which was performed

in defiance of Her Lord, Siva. So she destroys all attempts and

forces that defy Siva or the Godhead or "theistic acts."

 

 

 

 

, "NMadasamy" <nmadasamy@s...>

wrote:

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>

> daksayajNavinAsini : Destroyer of the sacrifice of Daksa

>

> There are two Daksas, one is known as PrajApati and the other is a

> human king, an incarnation of the former. Though Siva destroyed the

> sacrifices of both, Devi was the instrument [of destruction]. The

> BrahmAnda and VAyu Prs. says, " After consulting the seven rsis, he

> cursed Daksa [saying], become a human king in the CAksusa cycle.

You

> will be born of a mArisa [caste] woman, as the son of Pracetas, and

> as the grandson of PrAcinabarhis, and you will be known by the name

> of Daksa.... Desiring to please Devi I shall destroy your sacrifice"

>

>

> BhAskararAya's Commentary

> Translated into English by R. Ananthakrishna Sastry

>

>

> Thus ends the seventh KalA called SusumnA with the sixth hundred in

> the SaubhAgyabhAskara composed by BhAsurAnanda

>