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Textual Sources for the Study of Hinduism - Page 19
This substitute child, Shunahshepa, is himself a kind of substitute: he and his brothers are named after dogs, not persons. Shunahshepa also stands in, liminally, for his older and younger brothers. And in the sacrifice, the Soma plant ...
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Vedic Symbolism - Page 68
SEVEN-HEADED THOUGHT. The knowledge of the divine existence with its seven heads or powers, the seven-rayed knowledge of Brihaspati. SHUNAHSHEPA. The Legend of Shunahshepa is a symbol of the human soul bound by the triple ...
Sri Aurobindo, Aurobindo Ghose, Madhav Pundalik Pandit, 1988
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Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature - Volume 2 - Page 1267
While the vedic hymns in themselves also expound some of the very charming narratives regarding some of their gods, like Indra; or, some of the seers like Vishvamitra, the Brahmanas elaborate the tales of Shunahshepa, of Pururavas and ...
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Prophets, Poets and Philosopher-Kings
Before weleavethe Aitereya narrative, itis interesting toconsider its impacton the history of Vedic ritual, especially which was among the grandest of Some Western scholars contend that the Shunahshepa taleis proofthat human sacrifice was ...
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Immortal Love of Rama - Page 43
Delighted that his search had come to an end, Aja took Shunahshepa and mounting his chariot, turned homeward. On the way they had to pass through the forest of Pushkara. Aja said, "Let us rest for a while at that village over there". As King ...
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The Search of the Cradle of Civilization: New Light on ... - Page 240
They particularly pointed to the so-called Shunahshepa hymns of the first book of the Rig-Veda, identifying Shunahshepa as Cynosoura, "Dog's Tail," that is, Ursa Minor. Vedic mythology introduces Shunahshepa as the adopted son of the ...
Georg Feuerstein, Subhash Kak, David Frawley, 2005
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Devi Bhagwat Purana - Page 83
Although this way Harishchandra satisfied Varuna by fulfilling his promise yet in the process he angered Vishwamitra by not releasing Shunashepa. Owing to this reason he had to suffer sage Vishwamitra deadly wrath. UJ Eighth Chapter.
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The Body of God : An Emperor's Palace for Krishna in ... - Page 195
The story illustrated by these two Man-lion panels is thus linked to the ceremonial birth of a king, to the release of a son from his deadly father, and to the ''death'' of the father when an acharya adopts his son as his own.13 Shunahshepa's ...
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Other Peoples' Myths: The Cave of Echoes - Page 84
51 So, too, the myths of Dadhyanch and Shunahshepa52 depict complex sets of substitutions, in which one human (Dadhyanch with the head of an animal, a horse, and Shunahshepa with the name of an animal, a dog) substitutes for another ...
Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty, Wendy Doniger, 1995
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Four Illusions : Candrakirti's Advice for Travelers on the ...
In the wilderness, he came upon Ajigarta Sauyavasi, a seer, who was overcome with hunger. He had three sons: Shunahpucha, Shunahshepa, and Shunolangula (“Dog-arse,” “Dog-prick,” and “Dog-tail”). (Rohita) said to (Ajigarta), “Seer, I will ...
