10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «अगस्त्यगीता»
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Purovāk, bhūmikā, 1-143 adhyāyāśca
... था तीपूर्शहोत्रफा ५परो औतोर टूरागरा फार्शरा मिधराराकुराद्वागेभी८ रंजैदुराधू [संवराहपूरार्ण पशुपालोपाख्याने अगस्त्यगीता --चातुर्मासमाहात्म्य स्-ठयम्बकमाहात्म्य ...
Ānandasvarūpa Gupta,
1981
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Echoes of Ancient Indian Wisdom
Gauri and destruction of Daksha yajna • Wedding of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati • Ganesha • Naga • Kartikeya • Aditya • The killing of Andhakasura • Matrigana • Katyayani • Kumara • Dharma • Rudra • Aruni • Agastya Gita • Shubhvrata ...
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The Religions of India: A Concise Guide to Nine Major Faiths
He isthe traditionalauthor of various texts, including the Agastya Gita, which forms part ofthe VARAHA PURANA; the Agastya Samhita in the SKANDA PURANA; and the Dvaidha Nirnaya Tantra. The THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA ...
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A History of Indian Literature: Epics and Sanskrit ...
An Agastya-Gita appears independently and as Varaha-Purana, a. 51-67. There is a manuscript of a Dattatreya-Glta in Madras.25 Mention may finally be made of the Vyasa-Gita (KurmaP. 2, ch. 12-30). 26 The literature on holy places, ...
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101 Mystics of India: - Page 15
Kåryasiddhimalai literally means ìgarland (of songs) which ensures success in undertakingsî. Other works attributed to Agastya are: 1. Agastya Gita (in the Varahapurana) 2. Agastya Samhita (in Skandapurana) 3. Siva Samhita (in Bhaskara ...
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Hinduism: An Alphabetical Guide - Page 8
Agastya is the traditional author of various texts, including the Agastya Gita which forms part of the varaha purana, the Agastya samhita in the skanda purana, the Agastya samhita which is a panchratra text, and the Dvaidha-Nirnaya Tantra.
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Sacred Songs of India - Volume 7 - Page 53
... volume are also believed to ensure success in all undertakings. Karyasiddhimalai literally means "garland (of songs) which ensures success in undertakings". Other works attributed to Agastya are: 1. Agastya Gita (in the Varahapurana) 2.
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Awakened India - Volume 105 - Page 241
There are a few ancient books that are said to be composed by Maharishi Agastya, especially Agastya-Gita in the Varahapurana. (concluded) The Peerless General Finance & =j= E«d <932 Investment Company Limited srM^S 3. Esplanade ...
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Medieval Religious Literature in Sanskrit - Volume 2 - Page 294
... 152, 155, 156, 159f., 162, XI, Xn, 186, 189, 211, 228, 229, 230, 245, 250, 272, 283, 285 agamaidstra 165 Agastya 105 n., 115, 128, 227, 246, 269, 270, 273, 286 Agastya-Gita 276 Agastya-Samhita 105 (with n. 148) aghamarsana 198, 211 ...
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The Indian Encyclopaedia: Timi-Vedic Age - Page 7362
ani. Kumer, Dharma, Rudra etc. and their origin. Tale of Aruni. Tales of the days falling in different months. Agastya Geeta. Tale of Shubhvrata. Tale of Dhanyavrat. Dialogue between Narad and Vishnu. Methods for expiation.