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Baal Kaanda

15 - Dialogue between the sages - Yajnavalkya and Bharadvaja and the greatness of Prayaga

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ēhi prakāra bhari māgha nahāhīṃ. puni saba nija nija āśrama jāhīṃ..
 

prati saṃbata ati hōi anaṃdā. makara majji gavanahiṃ munibṛṃdā..
  [1-44-1]

ēka bāra bhari makara nahāē. saba munīsa āśramanha sidhāē..
 

jagabālika muni parama bibēkī. bharavdāja rākhē pada ṭēkī..
  [1-44-2]

sādara carana sarōja pakhārē. ati punīta āsana baiṭhārē..
 

kari pūjā muni sujasa bakhānī. bōlē ati punīta mṛdu bānī..
  [1-44-3]

nātha ēka saṃsau baḍa mōrēṃ. karagata bēdatatva sabu tōrēṃ.. 
 

kahata sō mōhi lāgata bhaya lājā. jau na kahau baḍa hōi akājā..
  [1-44-4]


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In this way they bathe for the whole month of MŒagha and then return each to his hermitage. There is a great rejoicing every year and having performed their ablutions while the sun stays in Capricorn the hosts of sages disperse. Having bathed on one occasion for the whole period of the sun’s stay in Capricorn when all the great sages had left for their hermitages, BharadvŒja clasped by the feet and detained the supremely wise saint YaŒjnavalkya. He reverently washed the latter’s lotus feet and installed him on a most sacred seat. And extolling his fair renown with religious ceremony, BharadvŒja spoke in mild and reverential tones, “A grave doubt haunts my mind, holy sir ! and the whole mystery of the Vedas stands revealed to you. I am afraid and ashamed to utter the doubt; and I lose a great opportunity if I keep it back. (1—-4)

 
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