81. Singapore DharmaNet Homepage the Bodhisattva brahmadeva, the Bodhisattva Pure Banner, and others. of brahmadeva kings reverently clasping their palms together in attendance. http://www.buddha.sg/dharma/htm/people/healer.htm

Sutra Spoken by the Buddha on the Contemplation Of the Two Bodhisattvas, King of Healing and Supreme Healer Taisho No. 1161 From the Chinese Version by the Central Asia Tripitaka Master Kalayasas T. XX. 1161. Introduction: Highlighting the Two Bodhisattvas At that time the Lord entered into the samadhi (profound concentration, meditative trance) of Universal Light. All the pores of his body emitted multi-hued rays, illuminating the Monkey Grove with the colours of the seven precious substances. The light rising above the grove became a jeweled canopy, and various phenomena, rare to the realms of the Ten Directions, appeared within the canopy. Then Jewel Heap, the elder's son, rose from his seat, faced Ananda's place, and addressed him: "O Virtuous One, today the Lord has entered into samadhi, and his entire body has blazed with light. Surely he will speak on the sublime doctrine. I sincerely wish, O Virtuous One, to know when he shall do so." Ananda replied, "Son of the elder, the Buddha has entered into samadhi, and I dare not ask him." When he said these words, the Buddha's eyes radiated light which illuminated the foreheads of the two Bodhisattvas King of Healing and Supreme Healer. Above their foreheads, all the limitless Buddhas of the Ten Directions dazzlingly manifested like a diamond mountain, and all these Lords also emitted light from their eyes which universally illuminated the foreheads of all the Bodhisattvas [in the assembly]. Above the foreheads of the Bodhisattvas, all the Bodhisattva-mahasattvas of the realms of the Ten Directions who had attained the surangama samadhi brilliantly appeared, resembling a lapis lazuli mountain.

82. Greatest Indians: Ideas & Identities Of India Pakistan there was no place for Panini, Baudhayana, Brahmagupta, Bhaskara (my namesake, andeven though sorely tempted, I had to drop him), Sripati, brahmadeva et. al. http://www.chowk.com/show_article.cgi?aid=00002617&channel=civic center&order=1

83. $BKbK!J*8l(J Translate this page EX NIHILO YYU PRIMUS ET brahmadeva SEPARATI ERUNT, A QUIBUS SACER CIRCULUS NATUSEST. MUNDUS A brahmadeva NATUS EST. ET SACER CIRCULUS SUBDUCEBAT NEPHILIMUM http://www.sf-fantasy.com/magazine/novel_l/magic/01.html

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84. Morgaon You are seating on a Mayur(peacock), I am worshipping you, God brahmadeva has builtthis temple and to protect it Lord Shiva (from South direction) Lord Surya http://www.muktidganesh.com/ashtavinayak/morgaon.htm

Meaning One can see this stanza(prayer) written on the entrance of the temple. As it is mentioned in this shloka(prayer) this Margin of the God Mayureshwara is known as `Bhu-Swanand Bhuvan’ just as God Vishnu’s Vaikunth Lok (the paradise of God Vishnu) and God Shiva’s Kailash(the favorite haunt of God Shiva) similar to these God Ganesha’s `Swanand-Lok’ (rejoicing in oneself) click below How to reach Morgaon About the temple The idol Various deities in the coumpound of the temple of Lord Mayureshwara ... Other information How to reach to Morgaon ? 1)State Transport buses run between Pune and Baramati one can get down at Morgaon. Pune Morgaon distance is 64 km. 2)Pune Chauphula distance is 56 km. At Chauphula turn right on Mira road and follow the road till Morgaon. 3)From Jejuri railway station. Jejuri is on the rail track of Pune Kolhapur. State transport buses, private jeeps are available from Jejuri. Jejuri-Morgaon distance is 15 km. 4)One can go to Morgaon by southern railway by getting down at the station Neera and thereafter by road to Morgaon. top Ganapati Bappa Moraya ’ as popular acclamation is of Lord Mayureshwara .

85. TRANSFORMATION Translate this page Shri brahmadeva Granthi Vibhedini. Materielle Verhaftung. 2. Swadisthana.Shri brahmadeva und Shri Saraswati,. Kreativität, abstraktes Denken, Ästhetik, http://www.harald-frank-astrologie.de/EBENE01/ELEMENTE/TABELLE_DER_CHAKREN/tabel

www.harald-frank-astrologie.de www.frankalcioneastrokontakt.de “surfen” “lesen - meditieren” klick die Site-Map Nr. Chakra oder EBENE-07 Aspekte des Göttlichen, und Shakti, und Mantras Qualitäten oder die 8. Ebene Physischer Bereich Biologische Funktion Ursache für Blockaden oder die 1. Ebene Handplatz Blüten EGO Mooladhara Shri Ganesha Unschuld, Weisheit, Spontaneität Beckenplexus, Prostata Sex und Ausscheidung Sexuelle Ausschweifungen, tantrische und okkulte Praktiken Handwurzel, Ferse, Hinter-Kopf Links Shri Ganesha Unschuld, Weisheit Rechts Shri Karttikeya Stärke, Wissen Mooladhar, (Platz der Kundalini)= Keuschheit Mutter Gauri, Shri Gauri Kundalini, Jungfräuliche Reinheit, mütterliche Liebe, Heiligkeit der Mutter Sacrum Parasympathisches Nervensystem Unausgewogenheit des sympathischen Nervensystems Handwurzel Brahma-Knoten Shri Brahmadeva Granthi Vibhedini Materielle Verhaftung Swadisthana Shri Brahmadeva und Shri Saraswati, Kreativität, abstraktes Denken, Ästhetik, reines Wissen Aorta Plexus Leber, Milz, Nieren, Bauchspeichel Drüse, Uterus Zu viel Denken und Planen, Alkohol, Halluzinogene, Geisterbeschwörung, künstliches Benehmen

86. AGF-library Still he was not satisfied and said, brahmadeva, you don t know. He is standingbefore you. You may yourself explain the meaning of Omkara http://groups.msn.com/AGFlibrary/largebooks.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_M

87. This Boon I Seek....' brahmadeva sprinkled holy water over the body of the king. At once it shone likegold.Tears of gratitude filled with his eyes. http://www.freeindia.org/biographies/greatdevotees/prahlada/page5.htm

Great Devotees Sakhubai Meerabai Prahlada Dhruva ... Great Personalities PRAHLADA This Boon I seek....' "Our King Hiranyakasipu tried to console others. But sorrow burnt his own heart like fire. Even, before this, our king Hiranya- kasipu hated Vishnu. Now Hari's very name was like poison to him. His blood was boiling with the hatred of Vishnu. He called the generals of his army Illyala, Nam uchi and others. He said, 'Give the devotees of Vishnu as much trouble asyou can. Dest those who perform sacrifices and worship Vishnu.' They burnt the cities, razed temples to the ground -They destroyed the crops.They teased the people. How can we describe the bravery of the Rakshasas?" The teachers narrated this story with great joy. But Prahlada felt -sick when he heard of the evil deeds of the Rakshasas. He wished to end the evil actions of the Rakshasas. He wished to change their nature. The teachers continued, "The King of the Rakshasas retired to the mountainMandara and began Tapas (meditation on the Lord). What a~ severe meditation it was! Tostand on the toe so as to throw the whole weight of the body on it, to hold the arms raised straight and the eyes looking up at the sky! Thus he offered a severe prayer. Many years passed. But he did not move even an inch. Flame rose from his body and enveloped the entire universe. Rivers and oceans boiled. The earth shook. Fire spread on all sides. The very gods were

88. (1/1/2005) Diacritics Check U I A A U I ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? N? ? ? 3.1.5.1 Edited, with Mula?ika and Anu?ika, by brahmadeva Narayana Sarma.Varanasi 1987. 3.1.5.2 Edited with Buddhaghosa s Sammohavinoadani. Thaiyattha 1989 http://faculty.washington.edu/kpotter/xtxt.html

Author Unknown (300 B.C.) 1.1.1 Edited by Edward Muller. PTS 11, 1885, 1897; Bangkok 1927. Reprinted Rangoon 1939; London 1978. 1.1.2 Translated by Carolyn A.F.Rhys Davids as A Buddhist Manual of Psychological Ethics . PTSTr Series 41. London 1900, 1923, 1974; New Delhi 1975, 1996; Oxford 1993 1.1.3 Edited in Sinhalese script. Panadure: Deliwala 1911, 1914 1.1.4 Edited in Sinhalese script. Kelaniya 1916 1.1.4.1 Edited with Buddhaghosa's Atthasalini . Bangkok 1920 1.1.5 Edited by P.V.Bapat and R.D.Vadekar in Devanagari. BORI Series 2, Poona 1940, 1942. 1.1.6 Nyanaponika, Abhidhamma Studies . Researches in Buddhist Psychology. Colombo 1949 1.1.8 Translated into French by Andre Bareau. Paris 1951 1.1.9 Edited by Jagdish Kashyap. Nalanda 1960 1.1.10.1 Mahesh Tiwary, "The concept of Index to the Dhammasangani , compiled by Tetsuya Tabata, Satashi Nonome and Shoko Randa. Pali Text Society, London 1987 1.1.10.3 Edited with Buddhaghosa's Atthasalini. Four volumes. Bangkok 1988 1.1.10.4 Edited with Budhaghosa's Atthasalini, the Linathapadavannana and Anutika, by Rama Sarkar Tripathi. Varanasi 1988 1.1.10.5 Edited Thai-ratha 1989

89. (1/1/2005) PART ONE SANSKRIT TEXTS WHOSE DATES ARE KNOWN, LISTED 3.1.5.1 Edited, with Mulatika and Anutika, by brahmadeva Narayana Sarma.Varanasi 1987. 3.1.5.2 Edited with Buddhaghosa s Sammohavinoadani. Thaiyattha 1989 http://faculty.washington.edu/kpotter/ckeyt/txt.html

Author Unknown (300 B.C.) Dhammasangani (Theravada) (NCat IX, 235) 1.1.1 Edited by Edward Muller. PTS 11, 1885, 1897; Bangkok 1927. Reprinted Rangoon 1939; London 1978. 1.1.2 Translated by Carolyn A.F.Rhys Davids as A Buddhist Manual of Psychological Ethics . PTSTr Series 41. London 1900, 1923, 1974; New Delhi 1975, 1996; Oxford 1993 1.1.3 Edited in Sinhalese script. Panadure: Deliwala 1911, 1914 1.1.4 Edited in Sinhalese script. Kelaniya 1916 1.1.4.1 Edited with Buddhaghosa's Atthasalini . Bangkok 1920 1.1.5 Edited by P.V.Bapat and R.D.Vadekar in Devanagari. BORI Series 2, Poona 1940, 1942. 1.1.6 Nyanaponika, Abhidhamma Studies . Researches in Buddhist Psychology. Colombo 1949 1.1.7 Nalinaksha Dutt, "The Dhammasangani", IHQ 15, 1939, 345-372 1.1.8 Translated into French by Andre Bareau. Paris 1951 1.1.9 Edited by Jagdish Kashyap. Nalanda 1960 1.1.10 Bimala Churn Law, "The Dhammasangani of the Abhidhammapitaka", MB 82, 1974, 72-76 1.1.10.1 Mahesh Tiwary, "The concept of rupa in the Dhammasangani", Amala Prajna 157-163 Index to the Dhammasangani , compiled by Tetsuya Tabata, Satashi Nonome and Shoko Randa. Pali Text Society, London 1987

90. Sravana Belgola Elegantly carved out of granite, these are classified as brahmadeva Sthambha andManasthambha. While the former portrays the figures of Brahmanical gods, http://www.digambarjainonline.com/pilgri/sravan.htm

Home Namokar Mantra Jain Dharma Tirthankar ... Pilgrimage SRAVANA BELGOLA -GOMATESWARA Location : Sravana belgola is located 51 km south east of Hassan in Karnataka at an Altitude of about 3350 feet above sea level. There are excellent roads from Bangalor and Mysore. The nearest airport is Banglore which at a distance of 157 km. and the nearest railway station is Hassan. It is a little township tucked away between Indragiri and Chandragiri hills. The colossal rock cut statue of saint Gommata at Sravan Belgola is the most magnificent among all Jaina works of art. It was built in circa 982 AD and is described as one of the mightiest achievements of ancient Karnataka in the realm of sculptural art. Also referred to as Lord Bahubali, the image is nude an stands upright in the posture of meditation known as kayotsarga, reaching a height of nearly 57 ft atop the Vindyagiri of Doddabetta hills accessible through a flight of 500 steps. The image of Gommata has curly hair in ringlets and long, large ears. His eyes are open as if viewing the world with detachment. His facial features are perfectly chiseled with a faint touch of a smile at the corner of his lips and embody calm vitality. His shoulders are broad, his arms stretch straight down and the figure has no support from the thigh upwards.

91. The Hindu : A Mystic Journey Vishnu consented and assured brahmadeva that the rivers of this place would alwayswash away the sins of all mortals, dead or alive. http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/mag/2002/07/07/stories/2002070700270800.htm

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, Jul 07, 2002 Group Publications Business Line The Sportstar Frontline The Hindu About Us Contact Us Magazine Published on Sundays Features: Magazine Literary Review Life Metro Plus ... Magazine A mystic journey In the heart of the jungles of northern Kerala lies the Tirunelli Perumal temple. It is, says REMA DEVI R. TONDAIMAN, a sanctuary familiar to Keralites, but little known to the commercial world. The incomplete vilakkumaadam of the temple Right in the dense forests of Wayanad, Kerala, as a branch of the Sahyadri ranges bordering Karnataka, is the Brahmagiri hill. Tirunelli rests at the base of this hill, which is in the upper and northern part of Wayanad. Driving from Kozhikode on a road that crosses stretches of swaying palms and majestic teak, one comes across a well-kept herb garden on the outskirts of Kalpetta, the district headquarters of Wayanad. Here, Gandhigramam shops offer handicrafts, spices, essential oils, and tea and coffee. There are excellent resorts for the weary traveller along this route. The most thrilling part of the journey is when the tea, coffee and rubber estates give way to dense forest and one recedes further and further away from civilisation deep into the unspoilt heart of nature. Historic and archaeological information about the temple is meagre. It is hoped that archaeologists and Indologists will be motivated enough to investigate further locally available information. Copper plate inscriptions of the period of Bhaskara Ravi Varma I and II have been discovered here. It is thought that this was an important flourishing township and pilgrimage centre till the 16th Century. There are references to a

92. Www.bhikkhu.de Translate this page S.6.3. brahmadeva. 2. Zu jener Zeit aber war der Sohn einer Brahmanin, mit Namenbrahmadeva aus dem häuslichen in das hauslose Leben übergetreten. http://www.bhikkhu.de/samnik/06.htm

Samyutta Nikaya 6. Brahma-Samyutta - Vom Brahman Pathama vagga - Erster Abschnitt (1-4) S.6.1. Die Bitte S.6.2. Verehrung S.6.3. Brahmadeva S.6.4. Baka der Brahman S.6.1. Die Bitte 1. Also habe ich vernommen. "Mit Mühe bin ich eingedrungen. Genug! nun (mag ich's) nicht verkünden. wird diese Wahrheit nicht richtig verstanden. Sie, die gegen den Strom geht, die tief, schwer zu schauen, fein ist, Sehen solche nicht, die von den Begierden umstrickt sind und verhüllt in der Masse der Finsternis." 6. Da nun kam dem Brahman Sahampati, der in seinem Herzen die Herzensbedenken des Erhabenen erkannte, dieser Gedanke: "Unter geht fürwahr die Welt, zugrunde geht fürwahr die Welt, wenn da der Geist des Tathagata (*7), des Vollendeten, des Vollkommen Erleuchteten zur Zurückhaltung neigte, nicht zur Predigt der wahren Lehre (*8)." 7. Da verschwand der Brahman Sahampati, so schnell wie ein starker Mann den eingebogenen Arm ausstreckt oder den ausgestreckten Arm einbiegt, in der Brahmawelt und erschien vor dem Erhabenen. 8. Da nun schlug der Brahman Sahampati seinen Mantel über die eine Schulter, ließ sich mit dem rechten Knie auf den Boden nieder, und indem er in der Richtung, wo der Erhabene war, die zusammengelegten Hände vorstreckte, sprach er zu dem Erhabenen also: "Es möge der Erhabene die wahre Lehre predigen; es möge der Pfadführer die wahre Lehre predigen! Es gibt Wesen, die von Natur nur wenig von Verunreinigung befleckt sind (*9). Sie werden weniger, wenn sie die wahre Lehre nicht hören. Es wird aber solche geben, die die wahre Lehre verstehen."

93. In City Today - Deccan Herald - Internet Edition Basaveshwaranagar Senior Citizens Forum Inauguration of its premises, GAbrahmadeva, former Judge, MR Parashuram, Founder President, Federation of Sr http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/jun232005/citytoday.asp

Thursday, June 23, 2005 Search DH Home About Us Subscribe Contact Us ... DH Avenues News National State District City ... Sports Comment Edit Page Panorama Net Mail It's Your Take Infoline In City Today Helpline Daily Almanac Weather Leisure Crossword Horoscope by Tiny Year 2005 Weekly Supplements Metro Life - Mon Spectrum Consumer Bytes DH Avenues ... Entertainment Reviews Book Reviews Movie Reviews Art Reviews Columns Kuldip Nayar Khushwant Singh N J Nanporia Tavleen Singh ... Shreekumar Varma Movie Guide Ad Links Deccan International School Real Estate Properties in Bangalore Deccan Herald ... in Print Format Others About Us Subscription Send your Suggestions / Queries about the Website to the Webmaster To send letters to Editor : Letters to Editor For enquiries on advertisements : Contact Us Bangalore Medical College-Victoria Hospital: Laying foundation stone of ‘Infosys Foundation Central Laboratory’ by Dharam Singh, Chief MInister, Sudha Murthy, Chairperson Infosys Foundation, Iqbal Ansari, Minister for Medical Education, Ananth Kumar MP participate, Victoria Hospital complex, 5 pm. GENERAL Global Economic Council: National conference on ‘National Unity and Economic Development’ presentation of awards by Governor T N Chaturvedi, Bhishma Narain Singh, former Governor of Tamil Nadu and Assam, Anjana Murty, Minister for Housing participate, Hotel Atria, Palace Road, 3 pm.

94. The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - Travel So Lord brahmadeva prayed and implored Adimaya Durga to intervene and stop the war.The goddess held Lord Shiva by one hand and Lord Vishnu by the other http://www.tribuneindia.com/2003/20030914/spectrum/travel.htm

'ART AND SOUL BOOKS MUSINGS TIME OFF YOUR OPTION ENTERTAINMENT BOLLYWOOD BHELPURI TELEVISION WIDE ANGLE FITNESS ... TRAVEL INTERACTIVE FEATURES CAPTION CONTEST FEEDBACK Sunday, September 14, 2003 Travel Worshipping Durga in Goa Ervell E. Menezes Shree Mangesh Temple, Goa I F Goa has been given the epithet of the "Rome of the East" because of its imposing churches, old Goa is also known for its temples, especially Shantadurga and Mangeesh in the Ponda district of North Goa. Many of the Hindus who left Goa during the Portuguese Inquisition and now live in neighbouring states are known to return to these family deities at least once a year. But if the Portuguese imposed religion on its subjects and put up crosses and chapels in every nook and cranny, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is doing the same with its temples varying in size and stature. It is the commercialisation and politicisation of religion which has gone on for centuries. But religion apart, these temples have a historic importance and one has to experience the solace and calm that comes from visiting these holy places (temples or churches). There is an aura of peace and solitude and is probably the reason why tourists flock to these sites.

95. Soka Gakkai Internacional Translate this page Según la tradición budista, brahmadeva apareció ante Gautama y le suplicó que Esta exhortación de brahmadeva revivió en Gautama el sentido de la http://www.sgi.org/spanish/presidente/discursos/discurso_17.html

PERFIL ACCIONES Acciones por la paz Intercambio Cultural OBRAS Para mis amigos Propuestas Discursos Ensayos DAISAKU IKEDA Obras Discursos desaira y aleja la ciega credulidad! vive y deja vivir a tus semejantes! para lograr que el bien se imponga. el nombre de la guerra, con el cantar de la paz siempre perdurable! Hace unos diez años, emprendí un diálogo con el cofundador del Club de Roma, Aurelio Peccei. Durante la conversación, él ofreció este consejo a las futuras generaciones: "...dentro de nosotros mismos yace una prodigiosa riqueza, la de nuestra capacidad en bruto, aún no desplegada, aprovechada ni explorada. [...] Es, sin duda, un recurso extraordinario que, a la vez, tiene la ventaja de ser renovable y de poder expandirse". El término que empleamos el doctor Peccei y yo para describir este cultivo del potencial inherente a la vida del hombre fue "revolución humana". Las enseñanzas del Buda también contienen el siguiente fragmento: "Si queréis comprender las causas que existieron en el pasado, mirad los resultados que se manifiestan en el presente. Y si queréis conocer los resultados se manifestarán en el futuro, mirad las causas que existen en el presente".

96. BuddhaLine, Le Bouddhisme Et Ses Valeurs (amour, Sagesse, Compassion, Paix, Libe Translate this page Les plus grands disciples du bouddha étaient Varuna et brahmadeva parmi les Il fit son premier sermon dans le parc de Yasavati à brahmadeva et Udaya qui http://www.buddhaline.net/article.php3?id_article=167

97. Make Homepage Newsletter SMS Alerts Desktop Ticker Print this page Email this story Report India prepares for visitors fromPakistan. NDTV Correspondent Friday, February 18, 2005 http://ndtv.com/sports/showsports.asp?id=21337

98. Make Homepage Newsletter SMS Alerts Desktop Ticker Print this page Email this story Report Indian judokas win all gold medals.Monday, February 28, 2005 (Indore) Indian judokas made http://ndtv.com/sports/showsports.asp?id=21492

99. Log - In Translate this page The summary for this Korean page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://orangeday.com/board/view.php?id=an_per&page=1&sn1=&divpage=1&sn=off&ss=on

100. Lexique. Glossaire. Bouddhisme Tibétain. Images. Photos. On prétend qu il vit dans le monde de la matière au-dessus du mont http://nyingmapa.free.fr/lexique/lexique_b.htm

Association Cultuelle Bouddhiste Nyingmapa - Laugeral Accueil Lexique Lexique B Lamas Programme Calendrier Centre ... Contact LEXIQUE A B C D E F ... Z B Babaji Bardo Barkhor Bardo du moment de la mort Bardo du devenir Base primordiale ou originelle Bardo Thodol Image Bhagavad Gita Bhavana Bhikkhu : cf. article suivant. Bhikshu Bhaishajyaguru Bindou (skt.) : cf. Goutte. Birwapa Bishamonten (en japonais) Image Bodai Sotori, Eveil, dans la tradition tantrique du Shingon japonnais. Bodhgaya Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Bodhi Image Bodhicharyavatara Bod Bodhicitta Bodhidharma Image son histoire. Bodhisattva 2) un futur bouddha; 3) une figure éveillée de bouddha au service de tous les êtres. Les bodhisattvas sont « ordinaires » ou « sublimes », et dans ce dernier cas, ils ont au moins atteint la "voie de la vision et se tiennent dans l'une des « dix terres des bodhisattvas ». Bodhisattvayana La voie du bodhisattva.

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