Unusual ways of rearing one's young

[Plamen Gradinarov]

The Sri-Ramapratapa-Carita (Sanskrit Mahavakya with Hindi and English
Translation) by Dr. Rasik Vihari Joshi. Jaipur: Pandit Rampratap Shastri
Charitable Trust, 1998 (Pandit Rampratap Shastri Publications Series, No.
22), X, LIII, LXX, 1270 pp., in 2 vols.

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> Dear RVJTripathiji,
>
> This is raelly very nice  composition. I enjoyed to read. Kindly let me
know where this kavya is published from ?
>
> regards,
> srivara
>
> Rasik Vihari Joshi Tripathi <jrasik at COLMEX.MX> wrote:
> Dear Srivara,
> I am quoting here a reference which may be useful to you:
> My Sanskrit Mahakavya "Ramapratapacaritam" vol II p.1028
> Bhakter lakSaNamasti kim Duliriva svANdam yathA bAlukA samstham
palvala-samsthitAni kurute yA posaNam duratah/
> tadvad dhyAnamapIha nAstri vimalA bhaktir yato jAlake
> sprSTam saikata samsthite vigalitam tad dhyAna-bhangeNdakam/
> Rasik Vihari Joshi
>
>
>
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: Indology [mailto:INDOLOGY at liverpool.ac.uk]En nombre de Srinivasa
> Varakhedi
> Enviado el: Miércoles, 23 de Febrero de 2005 11:35 p.m.
> Para: INDOLOGY at liverpool.ac.uk
> Asunto: Re: Unusual ways of rearing one's young
>
>
> Yes. In BhAgavata-purANam as I remember, it is said that tortoise will
rear their young by simply thinkig about them. The verse reads as
"apatyamiva kUrmANAm.....". I will locate the exact verse and let you know
in one or two days.
>
> with regards,
> srivara.
>
> Martin Gansten wrote:
> Does anyone know where and when the view was first expressed (in India)
> that certain species rear their young simply by looking at or thinking
> about them? And are there different versions of this idea? All suggestions
> for sources are welcome.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Martin Gansten
>
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