Suta said: “Brahmin! Bhargava Chyavana got a son named Mahatma Diptatejasa Pramati from Sukanya. Pramati got a son named Ruru from Ghritachi. Ruru got a son named Shunaka from Pramadwara. Brahmin! Now I will tell in detail the whole story of that Bhuritejasa Ruru. Listen to the story without leaving anything out. In the past there was a famous sage called Sthulakesha. Hey the bramhin! At the same time we know that Menake was pregnant by Gandharva king Vishwavasu. Bhrigunandana! When the time came, Menake left that womb near the hermitage of Sthulakesha. She went away, leaving the girl on the bank of the river, shining like an immortal child. The great sage Sthulakesa saw that Tejaswini on the banks of the river. Dwijottam! Munishreshtha Sthulakesa saw the girl and was gracious and took her and raised her. She grew up in his ashram. The great sage named her as Pramadvara because she was superior to all others in all forms. Seeing Pramadvara near that ashram, Dharmatma Ruru fell in lo...
The Suta said: "Immediately after hearing his mother's curse, Pannaga Sattama Vasuki began to think about what to do to prevent this curse from happening." Then he consulted with all his brothers, including Dharmaparayana Airavata. Vasuki said: "Anaghare! You all know about the curse that is upon us. We must make some effort to get rid of this curse." We know that there is salvation for all kinds of curses. But you serpents! They say there is no salvation for the curse of the mother. My heart trembles knowing that this curse was uttered in the presence of the unworthy, the unjust, and the truth itself. Our destruction must be near. Otherwise, that inexhaustible god would have stopped her from cursing like this. So, without wasting much time, let's meditate on the welfare of all the serpents. "Something must be done to prevent the sacrifice of Janamejaya, which is the cause of the destruction of snakes, from taking place." The Suta said: “Hear...
The Suta said: “Hearing all the Nagas speak their words and these words of Vasuki, Elapatra addressed them and said: "Neither this sacred sacrifice nor the victory of the Pandavas, which is the cause of all our great fear, can be stopped." King! A man afflicted by a deity should only appeal to God, otherwise nothing else will come to his rescue. O Pannagasattam! This fear of all of us is also God-given. The refuge of God is the only way for us. Listen to these words of mine. O Pannagasattama! When the curse was pronounced against us, I sat on my mother's lap in fear. Then I heard the Lord say, "This is very sharp! Very sharp!" Then that great light, sorrowful, went to the father and said: The gods said: “Father! God of gods! What other mother, let alone Kadru, could curse her beloved sons so harshly in front of you? "Father! We heard you say, 'Let it be so, too.' We want to know the reason why you did not stop it." Brahma said: "Ther...
Comments
Post a Comment