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posted by medouri
There is another version of the Назад story. For many stories from the Puranas, there are different versions. Some are even contradictory. Ты can choose whichever one Ты like.

Brahma was meditating in order to get a son. All of a sudden, after thousands of years of meditation, he saw a child in his lap. He was filled with happiness, but the child immediately started crying. His body was racked with sobs. Brahma asked the child, “Tell me, my son, why are Ты crying?” The little boy sighed, “I need a name.”

“You need a name?” repeated his father. Brahma immediately gave him the name Rudra, which means ‘one who cries and cries.’

A few минуты later, the child started crying again. “Why are Ты crying?” asked his father.

“I need another name,” сказал(-а) the child.

Brahma consented and gave him the name Pinaki. But the child’s tears started to flow once more. This time Brahma gave him the name Bibhola. Afterwards, he gained the name Trishuladhari, meaning ‘one who holds the trident.’ In all, the child received eight names from Brahma.

Finally, he сказал(-а) to his father, “Now Ты have дана me so many names. What shall I do with those names? Which one shall I use?”

It was he who had begged Brahma to give him the names, and now he was asking what he should do with them!

Brahma сказал(-а) to Rudra, “All these names that I am giving Ты have a very special meaning. Each one embodies a divine quality of yours which I want Ты to manifest here on earth.”

Eventually Rudra did manifest all the divine qualities that Brahma had дана him in the form of these various names.
At one time, pride entered into Brahma He said, “Since I am all fire, I can глотать, ласточка everything. So now let me глотать, ласточка everything and prove that I am the greatest of the cosmic gods. Who can dare to stand against me? I can eat fire! I am all fire! I am Brahma!”

When Vishnu saw the extent of Brahma’s pride, he took the form of a little boy, four или five years old. This little boy came before Brahma holding a dry reed in his hand.

The little boy said, “Lord Brahma, Ты are the greatest of all the gods. Here is a dry reed. Let me see Ты burn it или глотать, ласточка it.”

Brahma immediately engulfed...
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One day, when Parvati was only eight years old, her father, Himavan, took her to see Lord Shiva. From birth, Parvati had always been very spiritual. She always wanted to know about God, so she was thrilled to see Lord Shiva. But Lord Shiva was in a meditative consciousness and he did not pay any attention to the little girl.

After that first encounter, Parvati used to come every день to see Lord Shiva. She would offer him fresh flowers, hoping that one день he would open his eyes and speak to her. In the back of her mind, she had formed the idea that this was the man she wanted to marry.

The days...
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This is a story about the irony of fate. When Duryodhana’s daughter, Laksmana, came of age, she wanted to choose a husband. According to the custom of those days, when it was time for a princess to marry, her father would hold a special ceremony called a swayamvara. All the neighbouring princes would be invited and the princess would place a garland around the neck of the one whom she wished to marry.

So Duryodhana held a swayamvara for his dearest daughter and many princes came from the royal families of other kingdoms. Each prince expected that she would choose him to be her husband.

Krishna’s...
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(Prince Siddhartha is walking in the garden in a contemplative mood. All of a sudden a bird falls down in front of him.)

SIDDHARTHA: Ah, poor bird! My сердце is bleeding for you. Who has done this? Who has hurt you? Who has aimed this Стрела at you? Poor, innocent bird! Let me take the Стрела out of your body. (He removes the arrow.) Now let me try to cure you.

(Enter Devadatta)

DEVADATTA: Siddhartha, this is my bird. What right have Ты to keep my bird? Give it to me!

SIDDHARTHA: No, this is my bird, Devadatta.

DEVADATTA: Your bird! I shot this bird. It belongs to me. This is my arrow. I aimed at...
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posted by medouri
This is a story about the pride of Brahma, our Creator. One day, Brahma was meditating. In his meditation he had gone higher than the highest, deeper than the deepest. He was in ecstasy. Brahma сказал(-а) to himself, “How I wish I could spend all my time in this sublime meditation!”

Suddenly, there appeared in front of him the most beautiful nymph, или apsara. Her name was Mohini. She сказал(-а) to Brahma, “I want to marry you.”

Brahma got furious. “I was in such ecstasy, such bliss, and Ты have to come here and charm me! Never! Do not come near me. Leave me alone!”

Mohini was deeply insulted....
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posted by medouri
Lord Krishna was consumed with the desire to have a son. So he went to seek the Совет of a particular sage. When the sage saw Lord Krishna, he was overwhelmed with joy. Everybody was shouting, “Krishna has come, Krishna has come!” and they all started worshipping Krishna.

The sage asked Krishna, “Please tell me what I can do for you. Is there anything that Ты would like me to do?”

Krishna answered, “It is a very simple thing that I want. I want to have a son. Please tell me how I can have a son.”

“Only Lord Shiva can help in this matter,” сказал(-а) the sage. “You have to pray to...
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(The court.)

JUDGE: Prince, why do Ты keep a bird which belongs to somebody else? True, Ты have compassion, Ты have Любовь for the bird. Ты have Любовь for everything. But justice says the bird belongs to Devadatta. It was he who brought the bird down to earth. It is his possession.

SIDDHARTHA: O venerable Judge, I do not know anything about justice, but my сердце tells me that he who saves life is the owner, not he who takes life. My сердце was bleeding for the bird and I saved it. I am prepared to give my own life for this bird.

DEVADATTA: Siddhartha, Ты know how to talk. Ты know perfectly well...
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