Guest guest Posted May 30, 2004 Report Share Posted May 30, 2004 torture in the hands of hiswife, sons and even slaves. his sons bind him and throw him into thewaters bound in a row boat.this story may be an allegory also- his sons, wife, slavesrepresenting the sense organs and binding meaning the bondages andthe sea representing the samsara sagara. and of course, theblindness may be referring to the ignorance. since he repeatedlysays 'i am ignorant'in any case, He is rescued by a king and requested to give himprogeny through his wife. Till here, it is a common story between rvand later texts.rv acknowledges kaksivan as his son. when dt approaches the queenfor a union, he replaces herself with her servant maid and kaksivan,an artisan, is born.kaksivan who was not getting a wife is presented with 'Vrcha' byindra.on the other hand, vayu purana says he did beget sons from the queenand all these sons, vanga, pundra, andhra etc are connected witheastern coast.even his other son, dhanvantari, is connected with sea.kishore India Matrimony: Find your partner online. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2004 Report Share Posted May 30, 2004 I enjoy your talking very much! Thank u Love from Inge Marie kishore shrishti <kishore_future wrote: dirgha tamas, son of mamatha and uthadya, is a blind vedic seer. he proudly proclaimed the name of his mother,(RV I:158:6)unlike bharadwaja, who was born of mamata too from brhspati. his rks to agni and vishnu are very beautiful. he acknowledges agni to hv cured him of his blindness. (rv I:147:3) His rks to vishnu in I:154 and 155 are really good. he expresses the devotional wish to reach the ultimate vishnu padam (I:154:5,6) He also displays the vedantic knowledge. " i don;t know whether i exist or not'(I:164:39) and yogic knowledge " nity and anitya, united in the body will take it to upwards or downwards and take it aroud the worlds."(I:164:38) and talks of the mahadakasa(I:164:39) the analogy of two birds representing jiva and the brahman is also given by DT(I:164:20 and repeated in munda (Mu. U. III.1.1-3) The story of dt is also referred in vayu purana and mbh. such deerga tamas had to undergo lots of torture in the hands of his wife, sons and even slaves. his sons bind him and throw him into the waters bound in a row boat. this story may be an allegory also- his sons, wife, slaves representing the sense organs and binding meaning the bondages and the sea representing the samsara sagara. and of course, the blindness may be referring to the ignorance. since he repeatedly says 'i am ignorant' in any case, He is rescued by a king and requested to give him progeny through his wife. Till here, it is a common story between rv and later texts. rv acknowledges kaksivan as his son. when dt approaches the queen for a union, he replaces herself with her servant maid and kaksivan, an artisan, is born. kaksivan who was not getting a wife is presented with 'Vrcha' by indra. on the other hand, vayu purana says he did beget sons from the queen and all these sons, vanga, pundra, andhra etc are connected with eastern coast. even his other son, dhanvantari, is connected with sea. kishore India Matrimony: Find your partner online. / Bramsnæs Art & Gallery Kunstmaler Inge Marie Jensen Egevej 4, Ejby Strand 4070 Kirke Hyllinge http://f1.pg.photos./ph/artdanish2003/lst?.dir=/Galleriet+i+Marstalsgad\ e&.src=ph&.view= tlf.: 3555 6919 mob: 4076 1969 mail: ingemarie home: www.artdanish.dk Småland : 0046 4813 1125 mail: artswedish ------------ Mail - Gratis: 6 MB lagerplads, spamfilter og virusscan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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