10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «रात्रिहास»
Discover the use of
रात्रिहास in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
रात्रिहास and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Journal - Volumes 41-44 - Page 11
The interpretation offered above has the merit of being not a forced one and instances of srg^rsrf^T are by no means rare in Panini's Astadhyayl.n This examination of Panini's rule dealing with the Vedic stem ratri- has disclosed some points ...
Asiatic Society of Bombay, Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Bombay Branch, 1968
2
Kavi and Kāvya in the Atharvaveda - Page 155
This suggests that Ratri has assumed all spendour of these animals making herself like all of them. The poet clearly informs us ; pururupani krnuse ( 19.49.4 ). She is the mother of cold ( himasya maia ). She assumes pleasant names. She is ...
3
Globalization and the Posthuman - Page 104
Ratri has gotten fat, a sign of gluttony, and both of them are out of favor with the Celestial City. They believe that Sam is “our only hope against Heaven,” and he arrives through Yama's prayer machine. Sam recalls his warrior past, which in ...
William S. Haney II, 2009
Ratri has enough venom to go around. He is more than happy to address this seemingly never ending nuisance all at one time. L.I.O.N. looks at Agatha, Tanjiro and Aaron and finally at Ratri. He tries to calm his friend. It has been 123 W.I.Z..
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Pandit N.R. Bhatt, Felicitation Volume - Page 42
6) Ratri has taken upon herself the splendour of a lion, a tiger, a horse and men and she transforms herself into many forms. The poet wishes that the sharp horned draft oxen of Ratri protect men in their difficulties1 (19. 50. 2). To sum up the ...
Pierre-Sylvain Filliozat, Satya Pal Narang, C. Panduranga Bhatta, 1994
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The Golden Treasury of Indo-Anglian Poetry, 1828-1965 - Page 45
The Siva Ratri has some affinities with Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress and Spenser's allegories. His 3'iagobati Gita is a Keatsian poem which gives expression to Ram Sharma's mystical perceptions. He practised yoga for forty years.
Vinayak Krishna Gokak, 1970
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Devi: goddesses in Indian art and literature - Page 41
In one verse we read "The sister (Ratri) has prepared a birthplace for her sister (Usha) and having made it known to her, departs". Usha, dispersing the darkness with the rays of the sun, illumines the world. She is also called the sister of Bhaga ...
V. R. Parthasarathy, Indu Parthasarathy, 2009
2 : "Immortal, she (the goddess Ratri) has filled up the space".385 377. Gonda, Loka, p. 18. 378. Gonda, ibid., p. 23. 379. Gonda, "The Vedic Concept of amhas", in IIJ, vol. 1, p. 33 ff. 380. Gonda, Amhas, p. 35. 381. ghnanto vrtram ataran rodasi ...
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Transaction - Indian Institute of World Culture - Issue 95 - Page 5
Suddenly in the night, Siddhartha felt the glow of spiritual enlightenment. He had become a Buddha, the enlightened one. The noted writer Kuvempu in his Kannada play entitled Maha Ratri has written thus about the occasion; "This is a great ...
Indian Institute of World Culture, 1996
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Female Deities In Vedic And Epic Literature - Page 57
As regards the above theory, one thing to be pointed out is that Ratri has not been treated in the light of a deity but only as an atmospheric phenomenon. Its insertion here is to study the concept of Ratri held by the above audhor. As to the ...
Dr. Vidya Dhar Guleri, 1990
