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  1. Decisive battles of Sersah by Brahmadeva Prasad Ambashthya, 1977
  2. Adivasi svasasana (Hindi Edition) by Brahmadeva Sarma, 1994
  3. The Brahmadeva Pillars: An Inquiry into the origin and nature of the Brahmadeva worship among the Digambara Jains - Reprinted from Artibus Asiae Vol. XXXIII,1/2 by S. Settar, 1971-01-01
  4. Constitutional restrictions: (incorporating the relevant portions of the Constitutions of America, Australia & Canada) by Brahmadeva Narain, 1953
  5. Decisive battles of Ser Sah by Brahmadeva Prasad Ambashthya, 1977
  6. The communal system of Yugoslavia by Brahmadeva Mukherji, 1960
  7. Non-Persian sources on Indian medieval history (IAD oriental) by Brahmadeva Prasad Ambashthya, 1984
  8. Community development in India by Brahmadeva Mukherji, 1967

21. JAIN CENTRE-KARNATAKA-MANCHENHALLI
MANCHENHALLI. Main Deity Idol of Sri Kodi brahmadeva. History-The idol of brahmadevasitting on a horse found here is said to have been formed by itself.
http://www.jainheritagecentres.com/karnataka/manchenhalli.htm
MANCHENHALLI Main Deity- Idol of Sri Kodi Brahmadeva. History- The idol of Brahmadeva sitting on a horse found here is said to have been formed by itself. It is a very unique of its kind in the state. Devotees mainly from Bangalore district visit this place periodically and offer special prayers to Brahmadeva. Along with the idol of Brahmadeva we can find the white idol of Sheetalanatha Bhagawan in the padmasan posture. This idol of Sheetalanatha Bhagawan was installed recently arround 1990 when the renovation work of the temple was taken up. The visitors have to take the key of the temple from the house of the priest at Gowribidanur. Guidance- Manchenahalli is situated in the Gowribidanur taluk of Kolar district. It is at a distance of 4 kms from Gowribidanur. The bus facilities are available to this place from Gowribidanur. Back

22. Jain Heritage Centres - Karnataka - Gundlahalli
Main Deity Stone idol of Sri Gutte brahmadeva in the kayotsarga posture. The idolof brahmadeva is very attractive and every year annual pooja take place.
http://www.jainheritagecentres.com/karnataka/gundlahalli.htm
GUNDLAHALLI Main Deity- Stone idol of Sri Gutte Brahmadeva in the kayotsarga posture. History- The temple of Guttebrahmadeva was constructed around A.D. 1790. We can find only 10 Jain falimies reciding here. The idol of Brahmadeva is very attractive and every year annual pooja take place. Guidance- Gundlahalli is situated in the Nymagondlu hobli of Gowribidanur taluk in Kolar district. It has good transport facilities from Kolar and Gowribidanur. Back

23. TRANSFORMATION
brahmadeva Granthi Vibhedini. MaterielleVerhaftung. 2. Swadisthana. Shri brahmadeva und Shri Saraswati,.
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24. Temples & Legends Of Maharastra - Pedhe - (page 11 )
TRYAMBAKESHVAR TRYAMBAK. brahmadeva still hesitated. At this juncture a heavenlyvoice boomed out anddeclared that Gautama was in fact the winner.
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Preface Kulapati's Preface The Author ... Somanatha TRYAMBAKESHVAR - TRYAMBAK The rituals had hardly ended when the numerous contestants started returning one after the other. The gods were the first to arrive with the kings and the sages closely following. When all had reassembled Brahmadeva announced that the sage Gautama had won the race and along with it the much coveted hand of the fair lady. He also disclosed that the marriage had already taken place and invited everybody to bless the newly weds. The disappointment and fury of the gods new no limits. They had all along led the runners and Gautama was never seen anywhere near them and how could he be the winner? Nor had the kings seen him around them. The sages swore that many of them had marked Gautama dropping out of the race. This created a great furore and the leaders went to Brahma to ask for an explanation. The good old man had great difficulty in convincing thedisgruntled crowd that Gautama was really the one to win the competition. However, most of them thought that it was a dirt), trick and there was good deal of ill-will now about the sage. The sage asked Brahma for a home that would be safe. The latter told him that Shiva was then residing on the Brahmagiri and the vicinity of the Lord would afford him a nice and comfortable home. Gautama and his wife then proceeded towards Brahmagiri and erected a small ashram on a suitable spot. And he lived happily thereafter-that should have been the end of the story.

25. Temples & Legends Of Maharastra - Pedhe - (page 10 )
Gautama immediately hastened to the spot and circumambulated the cow thrice. Hethen started back towards brahmadeva and his time he was doing it real fast.
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Index Of Maharastra
Preface Kulapati's Preface The Author ... Somanatha TRYAMBAKESHVAR - TRYAMBAK Some were walking fast preserving their strength for the final sprint, others had started on the doubles right from the beginning. The scene was most queer; kings, princes, gods, and sages trying to out run each-other ! One of the competitors was a sage named Gautama. He was not very good at this kind of exercise although he was well known for his yogic and spiritual attainments and after an initial burst of energy his steps slowed down considerably. He lagged behind the rest but had not lost all hopes. So he kept on moving. Now it sohappened that while trodding his way in this manner he saw a cow giving birth to a calf. him, panting and puffing, but rather curiously from the direction opposite to the one from which he was expected ! He felt sorry for the man. It was obvious that he learned fellow had dropped out of the race. But no, Gautama loudly declared that he had won the race, he had circled the earth. How could it be? Brahmadeva could not believe his own ears, he shook his head in utter disbelief. Gautama stated again, this time in a louder and clearer tone for the benefit of Brahma that he had won the race. Back Up Next About Tryambakeshwar Introduction
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26. OurKarnataka.com: History Og Karnataka: The Gangas Of Talakad
The Iruvebrahmadeva temple is a small shrine which belongs to the 9th century ADthe Chavundaraya basadi (10th century) is one of the largest structures in
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27. CHAP07
Translate this page Ali, Gendre du Prophère, aspect créateur (brahmadeva). Arbre de Vie, Le corpssubtil avec les chakras. Atman, Le Soi. brahmadeva, Aspect de Dieu qui est Créateur.
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28. CHAP14
Translate this page gendre du Prophète. Ses qualités ne sont pas sans rappeler cellesdu principe divin de Shri brahmadeva* et de sa shakti*. De plus
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29. Tuong Ung - Tap 1 - Chuong 06
2) Luùc baáy giôø con moät nöõ Baøla-moân, teân laø brahmadeva ñaõxuaát gia, töø boû gia ñình, soáng khoâng gia ñình vôùi Theá Toân
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(S.i,153) II. Devadatta (S.i,153) III. Andhakavinda (S.i,154) (S.i,155) (S.i,157) -ooOoo- Source = BuddhaSasana Revised: 30-11-2000

30. True Buddha School Net - True Buddha School Net English Homepage
It was unmistakenly the Great brahmadeva. How can the Great brahmadevabe the deity who is pulling the strings behind Master Ching Hai?
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31. New Page
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
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Asthavinayak Darshan - Maharashtra These temples occupy a special place in the evolution of Hindu religion. The stories of incarnation of Ganesha are ancient. Some of the temples have been renovated recently. Many were renovated during Madhavrao Peshwa period. The idols of Ashtavinayaka are self-existent. They exist in the temples as they were found. Each idol is an incarnation of Lord Ganesha. There are many mythological stories giving the importance of each Ganesha (idol). These stories tell us about why and how these idols of Ganesha got their names and came into existence. The idols are not beautiful like the man made ones but the self-existent appearance of them does please the devotees. The mangalashtaka (poetic lines spoken at the time of marriage or thread ceremony) of Ashtavinayaka is sang on holy occasions. The sequence of Ashtavinayaka pilgrimage according to the stotra (poetic line) mentioned in puran as is as follows: This yatra is very famous not only among the Hindus but devotees from all the religions go on the famous Asthavinayak tour. It is believed that one has to complete this Asthavinayak yatra at least once in a life-time. All the eight temples are located in different parts of Maharashtra.

32. New Page 1
icons. The Tyagada brahmadeva Pillar (980 AD) has intricate carvings. hillock.In 1437 AD a brahmadeva Stambha was set up in front of Gommata.
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Residential facilities available Places to see- Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore Palace, Visvesvaraya Museum,
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and emerges as one of the most beautiful and best planned cities in India. Shravanabelagola 51 kms from Hassan 58.6 feet tall Gommateshwara idol ,built by Chamundaraya, a general in the service of Ganga King Rachmalla. Carved by the great sculptor Aristenemi from the huge rock at the peak of the Indragiri hill , the idol of Bhagwan Bahubali was completed around 981 A.D.

33. Painting
brahmadeva and Virupaska Murals in the Josadang Hall of Buseoksa Temple.Goryeo, 12th13th century, Approximately 205x75cm each These
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Lotus and Cloud Ceiling of the Coffin Chamber, Neungsan-ri Tomb

34. El Sutra Del Sabio Y El Necio
Translate this page También, Señor, hace incontables, inconcebibles centurias, nacisteen esta Jambudvipa como el hijo de un emperador llamado brahmadeva.
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El Sutra del sabio y el necio
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En cierta ocasión oí lo siguiente: C nirvana Las deidades del reino de Brahma, al percibir los pensamientos del Bendecido, descendieron de su reino, se postraron a sus pies, juntaron las manos con devoción y le suplicaron que hiciera girar la Rueda de la Ley. nirvana nirvana final?. Ten compasión hacia estos seres cegados por una gran ignorancia y ampáralos, te lo imploramos.
Todo lo que se alza debe caer.
Todo encuentro acaba en separación.
nirvana
final?. "Y, Señor, de nuevo, hace mucho, muchísimo tiempo, naciste en esta tierra de Yambu como un gran rey llamado Byin-ling-kar-li. Este rey tenía bajo su mandato a numerosos príncipes, a ochenta mil ciudades, muchas esposas, y veinte mil palacios. Tenía quinientos hijos y diez mil ministros. Por su gran compasión contemplaba a cada uno de sus súbditos como su único hijo.
Todo lo que nace está sometido al sufrimiento.
Todos los elementos del devenir están vacíos y faltos de entidad.

35. Untitled Document
for the left Swadistan Chakra Shri Nirmala Vidya also Shri brahmadeva Savitri-.for the centre Swadistan Chakra - Shri brahmadeva Saraswati-.
http://www.valaya.co.uk/MANTRASgaya.htm
back to menu These mantras are particularly helpful for the Left Channel, then automatically both sides will be balanced and you will be in the centre.
Om twameva sakshat
- Shri Ganesha Gayatri-
- Shri Shiva Gayatri-
- Shri Vishnu Gayatri-
- Shri Guru Gayatri-
- Shri Devi Gayatri-
- Shri Laxmi Gayatri-
- Shri Saraswati Gayatri-
- Shri Surya (Sun) Gayatri-
- Shri Agni (Fire) Gayatri-
- Shri Jal (Water) Gayatri-
Sakshat Shri Adi Shakti Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi namo namah
for the left Swadistan Chakra:
- Shri Nirmala Vidya also Shri Brahmadeva Savitri-
for the centre Swadistan Chakra:
- Shri Brahmadeva Saraswati-
for the right Swadistan Chakra:
- Shri Brahmadeva Gayatri-
Sakshat Shri Adi Shakti Mataji Shri Nirmala Devi namo namah

36. Untitled Document
O brahmadeva, please tell me that which is very secret and has not been told byanyone to anybody else and which protects all human beings in this world.
http://www.valaya.co.uk/MANTRASDeviKavach.htm
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Guru Brahma, guru Vishnu, Guru Devo Maheshwarah
Guru Sakshat Parabrahma, Shri Mataji Nirmala Ma.
Tasmai Shri Guruveh Namaha.
Our Guru is the Great Mother. All Her Shakti and Yogini aspects are available for Her children. By reading The Kavach of The Devi, we mobilise these powers to purify and enlighten our Koshas (our mental, emotional and physical bodies). Thus by the Power of the Gurumata The Atma becomes The Guru of the body. While reading the Kavach of The Devi one should put one's attention on the aspect or the part of the body which is protected. One may also, while reading, pause between the Names and silently take the corresponding mantra, for example: Om Twameva Sakshat, Shri Chandi Namoh Namah The Kavach should be read aloud. It washes away the 'catches' and bathes the children in Divine Vibrations. May the wisdom and compassion of our Satguru flow through us and reach the four quarters of the earth. JAY SHRI MATAJI!

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38. SRCM - Featured Articles
are all busy fighting, making money, and trying for power, like our modern politicalscene, the people who are really meditating are brahmadeva, Shiva Bhagvan
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Tomorrow Never Comes
A talk given by Shri Parthasarathi Rajagopalachari
on 21st December, 2002
at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA
There is a saying in English that a rose by any name smells as sweet. So, what you have to understand is the meaning-what is being said, not the language. Language is only a vessel. If you have majjigai [buttermilk] in a silver vessel or a gold vessel, or a clay pot, it is still majjigai, avuna ? [buttermilk, is it not?] So, what is inside is what matters. That is what we have to try to understand, and then to practice, and then to achieve. It is a sad thing to see people wasting a lot of time. You know, there is a saying in English that wealth lost, nothing is lost, health lost, something is lost, time lost, everything is lost. I hope you understand what it means. We can afford to lose wealth, because we can always become wealthy again. Health, to some extent, we can regain, but time, we cannot recreate. We see so many people around us who say, "Tomorrow, I will do it," and then he is gone. Tomorrow never comes. In a real sense, tomorrow rarely comes, because, if you don't achieve what you have to achieve today, you are not going to achieve it tomorrow. So, the main message is that don't waste time.

39. Soothill's Dictionary Of Chinese Buddhist Terms: (梵天)
Return to Index. Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms (by Soothill andHodous). brahmadeva. Brahma, the ruler of this world. India.
http://www.hm.tyg.jp/~acmuller/soothill/data/s68b5-5929.html
Return to Index Dictionary of Chinese Buddhist Terms (by Soothill and Hodous) Brahmadeva. Brahmā, the ruler of this world. India. brahmaloka , the eighteen heavens of the realm of form, divided into four dhyāna regions (sixteen heavens in Southern Buddhism). The first three contain the 梵衆天 assembly of brahmadeva s, i.e. the brahmakāyika ; the 梵輔天 brahmspurohita s, retinue of Brahmā; and Mahābrahman, Brahman himself. For more information on this term, see it in the Digital Dictionary of Buddhism (log in with the userID "guest")

40. Buddha-lineage
of the aspiration of Bodhisatta Gotama beginning from the first time he made hisfirst mental aspiration in the presence of a Sammasambuddha, brahmadeva Buddha
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The Lineage of The Buddha
You may wonder what is the history behind the 24 Buddhas (with specific and different names) who are venerated at Mahindarama Buddhist Temple. The ‘24 Buddhas’ in this instance is not the same as the thousand upon thousand of Buddhas’ that some are trying to portray in edifices and pictures. The chronology of events surrounding the 24 Buddhas is not unknown but have been passed down from The Buddha to His disciples, the Elders (Maha Theras); and subsequently documented and authenticated in the Pali Texts. You will soon see that the epochs of the 24 Buddhas are closely woven with the ultimate aspiration of the Bodhisatta Gotama to become the Supreme One, the Sammasambuddha, The Conqueror of Conquerors . No other saga in the annals of the universe comes close to the epochs of The Conqueror. This lineage of The Buddhas was told by The Buddha Gotama Himself - a tradition that is not guesswork, writer’s flight of fancy, fable, or legend. Read on and be inspired, and be instilled with a deeper wise confidence (saddha) in The Buddha, the Supreme Master. Buddha Gotama, by virtue of his Supreme Omniscience, Sabbata Nuna Nana

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