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called a
bodhisattva in the po****r Nīlakaṇṭha Dhāraṇī,
which states: "O
Effulgence, World-Transcendent, come, oh Hari, the
great bodhisattva." Furthermore...
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devotion (bhakti) to the
Hindu god Shiva.
Sambandar merged with the
divine effulgence when he was
sixteen years of age. The
surviving compositions of the poet-saint...
- he
fought The way
fireflies lose
their glow
after sunrise,
Seeing your
effulgence,
Aurangzeb (also lost his glow and) gave up his throne.
Listening to the...
- light,
contingent beings were made
resplendent by its
appearance and
effulgence, and by its rays,
infinite numbers of suns
dawned forth, as
though they...
- the hymn 3.62.10 of the Rigveda.
Might we make our own that
desirable effulgence of god Savitar, who will
rouse forth our insights. ****atri
mantra (translated...
-
Krishna at Guruvayur.
Atreya told him that in the
temple at
Guruvayur the
effulgence of Hari is at its best and
Vishnu showers his
blessings on all devotees...
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meaning "au****ious" and brahmanyam,
translated loosely as "au****ious
effulgence of the
Supreme Spirit"). By extension, it
refers to the
Hindu god Murugan...
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knowledge and truth, and it
became my
belief that for
gaining access to the
effulgence and
closeness to God,
there is no
better way than that of
searching for...
-
religious observances.
Owing to the moon's
fullness of size as well as its
effulgence, the full moon day is
treated as the most au****ious of the four lunar...
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called a
bodhisattva in the
famed Nīlakaṇṭha Dhāraṇī,
which states: "O
Effulgence, World-Transcendent, come, oh Hari, the
great bodhisattva." The empress...
