Atharvana Veda

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22-Oct

 

Namaste!

 

In one of the issues of Mother India (Aurobindo

Ashram's monthly journal), I read an article ( I don't

remember the exact month of issue and the author's

name. I'll try to find it out) which says that the

"ATHARVANA SUKTA" contains words like "mahamad" and

"allahu akabar". The author opines that the sukta

equated "allah" with "parameswara".

 

Is this true? Can anybody in the list throw more light

on this please? This is the first time I have heard of

"atharvana sukta".

 

I realize that this question has got nothing to do

with advaita philosophy, so strictly speaking I should

not be asking this question here. It is not my

intention to waste valuable time of the listers by

asking unwanted questions. I apologize if I've wasted

anybody's time.

 

Hari Om

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Namaste,

 

muktikopanishhat is available at URL:

 

http://sanskrit.gde.to/doc_upanishhat/doc_upanishhat.html

 

 

Regards,

 

Sunder

 

advaitin, Gummuluru Murthy <gmurthy@m...> wrote:

>

> I have a question on mouktika upanishad. I was looking for the

> text of mouktika upanishad for some time (the upanishad told to

> Lord Hanuma by Lord Rama). Is the text of this upanishad available

> on the internet at the sanskrit or the hindunet site?

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Namaste,

 

The following points need to be noted:

 

1. alla does mean mother in Sanskrit.

2. muktikopanishhat does not include any by the name "allopanishhat".

3. The following Shakta upanishads are included in muktikopanishhat:

tripuraa

tripuraa-taapinii

devii

bahvR^icha

bhaavanaa

saubhaagya-lakshmii

sarasvati-rahasya

siitaa

[ These are all on-line at:

http://sanskrit.gde.to/doc_upanishhat/doc_upanishhat.html ]

4. Gajanana Sadhale in his book, Upanishadvakya Mahakosha [1938],

listed 239 upanishads he was able to check, and allopanishad is not

among them.

5. On one of the web sites devoted to Sw. Dayanand Saraswati [Arya

Samaj founder], I read a reference to it, in which he mentions that

someone in Akbar's court, who knew a little bit of Sanskrit and

Arabic, may have attempted to compose one by this title!

6. I have read about a reference to it in the catalogue of the Adyar

Library, but nobody has so far published the full text [if it exists].

 

 

Regards,

 

Sunder

 

 

 

 

advaitin, bhaskar.yr@i... wrote:

> Hare Krishna

> pranam

>

> I vaguely remember, in a discourse shataavadhani Sri R. Ganesh said

that

> *allopanishad* is all about durga/ambaa maatha. In sanskrit

*alla*,

> *akka* *amma* are all synonyms. Any help from Sri Suder prabhuji on

this

> upanishad & its teaching?? Thanks in advance.

>

> Hari Hari Hari Bol!!

> bhaskar

[Guest guest]

Namaste,

 

Addendum:

 

Shirdi Sai Baba [@1870-1919] 'always had Allah's name on his lips';

has never referred to a text by the name 'allopanishad'. [Nor for that

matter has any other known saint].

 

 

Regards,

 

Sunder

 

 

 

advaitin, sunderh wrote:

> Namaste,

>

> The following points need to be noted:

>

[Guest guest]

> "Narayanan.K.G"

> name. I'll try to find it out) which says that the

> "ATHARVANA SUKTA" contains words like "mahamad" and

> "allahu akabar". The author opines that the sukta

> equated "allah" with "parameswara".

 

Dear friends,

 

I hear that "mahamada" and even "adama", "havyavati", "musa"

etc. appear in the Bhavishya Purana.

 

It would be useful if anyone here could provide access to an

authentic translation or Sanskrit copy.

 

 

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Warmest regards,

Ruben

rubenn

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