Doubts & Discussions about Lord Shiva Part-2 - Page 13

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Posted: 12 years ago
vrish...u may have read it...i m not sayin its false...just that d original 1,00,000 shlokas shiv purana does not mention andhak...but nonetheless, he is popular in folklores in north and rajasthan...i have heard of him too...but not in d puranas!!!!
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Posted: 12 years ago
Wildcat, I know that you were not saying that it's false. But the links that I provided are links to the Shiva Purana. Unless it's demonstrated that that version is wrong
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Posted: 12 years ago
I have completed the story of Andhaka in Page 13. You can have a look. And Kriti (I looked up your profile name), even though Andhaka may not be in Shiva Purana, it is mentioned in other Puranas. So even if it may be folklore, if it contains devotion to Lord SHiva and his leelas, you can take it as a authentic story. (If not real, as a means to learn more about lord Shiva's grace).

Originally posted by: Surya_krsnbhakt


Ok this is not exactly a doubt, but does anyone have the ORIGINAL SHiva Purana? Like, either the Sanskrit original, or the exact translation?

Can someone answer this question also? I think Kriti, you said you have the original no?
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Edited by Surya_krsnbhakt - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
Hey, I know this doubt/discussion is very late,but I just read the Srimad Bhagavatam chapter about Samudra Mathana, it is said that Dakshayani ie. Sati was there, not Parvati.
So did Samudra Mathana take place before Sati's death?

The sloka given is:

nisamya karma tac chambhor

deva-devasya midhushah

praja dakshayani brahma

vaikunthas ca sasamsire


Now here Daksayani is used, whereas in other places Uma, Bhavani etc is used. So are Uma and BHavani epithets of Sati also?

And does this mean that Parvati came after Vamana avatar???? (Because after Kurma the next avatara is Vamana)

And does this mean that even Narasimha avatara took place before Parvati was born???

Then how was Andhakasura born?

Edited by Surya_krsnbhakt - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
I think you meant to say varaha - not vamana.

The avatars in SB are not described in chronological order. For instance the description of Varaha avatar precedes Matsya avatars.

Edited by varaali - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: varaali

I think you meant to say varaha - not vamana.


The avatars in SB are not described in chronological order. For instance the description of Varaha avatar precedes Matsya avatars.

šŸ˜†I purposely put Vamana, because I knew someone would point it out.
After Kurma, the next Avatara is Vamana, not Varaha. Varaha is the first avatar. The order described in the Dasavatara is not chronological.
Anyways, back to my question. So does anyone know why it is so?
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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: Surya_krsnbhakt

I have completed the story of Andhaka in Page 13. You can have a look. And Kriti (I looked up your profile name), even though Andhaka may not be in Shiva Purana, it is mentioned in other Puranas. So even if it may be folklore, if it contains devotion to Lord SHiva and his leelas, you can take it as a authentic story. (If not real, as a means to learn more about lord Shiva's grace).

Can someone answer this question also? I think Kriti, you said you have the original no?
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am not sure if its ORIGINAL but its pretty close to it...n unfortunately its written in PRAKRIT...i don't understand that language so, i generaly get it translated by my royal pandit...ie, d man whose generations have been chronicling my family!!!
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Posted: 12 years ago
That's what even I've said- the avataras description is not chronoloical

And just to nitpick, the next avatara after Kurma was Narsimha [ refer 2.7.13 / 14] šŸ˜›

So your question is answered.

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: varaali

That's what even I've said- the avataras description is not chronoloical


And just to nitpick, the next avatara after Kurma was Narsimha [ refer 2.7.13 / 14] šŸ˜›

So your question is answered.

That is not my question.šŸ˜†
My question is did Samudra Mathana happen at the time of Sati or Parvati?
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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: wildcat1994


am not sure if its ORIGINAL but its pretty close to it...n unfortunately its written in PRAKRIT...i don't understand that language so, i generaly get it translated by my royal pandit...ie, d man whose generations have been chronicling my family!!!


Oh... but does it have the Sanskrit slokas?

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