Amritabindu And Kaivalya Upanishads
Amritabindu And Kaivalya Upanishads
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But even that wealth dost thou of the feathered creation lack. Thou canst not fly in the air even to the distance of an arrow's flight. By birth thou art tittibha, the meanest of the oviparous race. Whereas, the Ocean is a million miles long on one side and two million miles on the other, and he is as deep as the earth itself. At the time of cosmic pralaya he floods all the three worlds by his waves as a lake inundates the earth by its outlet. He holds within him quite as many beings as there a...re on earth ; and in him there are precious gems of all sorts. Among his friends may be reckoned powerful Devas and Munis of great austerity, and he holds for the Devas and men an inexhaustible supply of gems. He has given refuge to the mighty mountains such as Mainaka when they were afraid of Indra. Thus do thoH think all about thyself and the Ocean. Do not in vain provoke enmity leading to thy death. Already by thy folly I have lost my children. Do not by thy death add to my misery. " When thus harangued at length, his eyes became red and his hair stood on end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even that wealth dost thou of the feathered creation lack. Thou canst not fly in the air even to the distance of an arrow's flight. By birth thou art tittibha, the meanest of the oviparous race. Whereas, the Ocean is a million miles long on one side and two million miles on the other, and he is as deep as the earth itself. At the time of cosmic pralaya he floods all the three worlds by his waves as a lake inundates the earth by its outlet. He holds within him quite as many beings as there a...re on earth ; and in him there are precious gems of all sorts. Among his friends may be reckoned powerful Devas and Munis of great austerity, and he holds for the Devas and men an inexhaustible supply of gems. He has given refuge to the mighty mountains such as Mainaka when they were afraid of Indra. Thus do thoH think all about thyself and the Ocean. Do not in vain provoke enmity leading to thy death. Already by thy folly I have lost my children. Do not by thy death add to my misery. " When thus harangued at length, his eyes became red and his hair stood on end.
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