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Indian Literary Criticism: Theory and Interpretation - Page 88
Machindranath met Couranginath, the limbless cripple, on the 'Sapta-Srngi' mountain; the latter got all his limbs restored to him as before as the result of Machindranath' s mere vision. Getting desirous of enjoying undisturbed, enrapt ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society and Monthly ...
On the fifteenth day of the new year all the priests, assembling about Machindranath temple, display hundreds of idols in form of men, animals, trees, &c, and throughout the night burn torches, which illuminate the city to a great distance.
Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain), Francis Galton, Sir Clements Robert Markham, 1868
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Baba's Vaani: His Sayings and Teachings - Page 164
On the gad there is the ramadhi of Machindranath. There is a temple of Gowrakshanath which is atop the gad, there are about 800 steps to reach there. It takes about an hour to reach and there are no facilities to stay there. Every year in the ...
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London
On the fifteenth day of the new year all the priests, assembling about Machindranath temple, display hundreds of idols in form of men, animals, trees, &c, and throughout the night burn torches, which illuminate the city to a great distance.
Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain), 1868
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Course in Nepali - Page 176
pratisthapan pratham pramukh pracin prapta prapta hunu baro bandt'lk bali baglung boko bhakta (-janharn) bhavisya bhag bhela bhayrava bhyaunu machindranath maddat garnu -madhye manaunu malla mahanta magne maninu mukunda ...
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Vinoba: His Life and Work - Page 94
He relates an interesting incident in the life of Corakhnath: “Machindranath told Corakhnath, 'Wash this boy and bring him back.' Corakhnath caught hold of the boy's feet, dashed his head against a stone and spread him on a hedge to dry.
Shriman Narayan, Vinobā, 1970
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society: JRGS
On the fifteenth day of the new year all the priests, assembling about Machindranath temple, display hundreds of idols in form of men, animals, trees, &c., and throughout the night burn torches, which illuminate the city to a great distance.
Royal Geographical Society, 1868
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Hindu-Muslim Syncretic Shrines and Communities - Page 79
Zar Zari Baba, for instance was Machindranath. His replica — footmarks on stone is yet to be found in the shrine. Interestingly the dargah of Khwaja Burhan- al Din is considered to be that or Machindranath and the dargah of Zainuddin is ...
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society ...
On the fifteenth day of the new year all the priests, assembling about Machindranath temple, display hundreds of idols in form of men, animals, trees, &c., and throughout the night burn torches, which illuminate the city to a great distance.
Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain), Norton Shaw, Hume Greenfield, 1868
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The Golden Bough - Page 520
Meantime, all the priests flock from the neighbourhood to the Machindranath temple, where they perform religious ceremonies. The temple is a very large one, standing in the centre of the city, surrounded by bazaars and shops. The idols in it ...
