Naishadha
Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 28 Feb 2010 05:50 and updated at 28 Feb 2010 05:50
Mahabharata: 18 Parvas
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Mbh.3.55.2769 | And at the sight of Naishadha, overpowered by his effulgence, those first of women sprang up from their seats in amazement. |
Mbh.3.56.2804 | Thus addressed by Naishadha, Damayanti, with eyes bathed in tears of grief spake thus unto Nala, O lord of the earth, bowing to all the gods, I choose thee for my lord. |
Mbh.3.57.2848 | And Naishadha stood revealed to his shadow, his fading garlands, himself stained with dust and sweat, resting on the ground with winking eyes. |
Mbh.3.57.2849 | And, O Bharata, discerning the gods and the virtuous Nala the daughter of Bhima chose Naishadha according to her truth. |
Mbh.3.57.2860 | And after the daughter of Bhima had chosen Naishadha as her husband, the Lokapalas of exceeding effulgence with pleased hearts, bestowed on Nala eight boons. |
Mbh.3.57.2861 | And Sakra, the lord of Sachi, bestowed on Nala the boon that he should be able to behold his godship in sacrifices and that he should attain to blessed legions thereafter, and Hutasana bestowed on him the boon of his own presence whenever Naishadha wished, and regions also bright as himself. |
Mbh.3.57.2868 | And having stayed there for a time according to his desire, Naishadha, the best of men, returned to his own city with the permission of Bhima. |
Mbh.3.58.2875 | SECTION LVIII Vrihadaswa said, When the blazing guardians of the worlds were returning after the daughter of Bhima had chosen Naishadha, on their way they met Dwapara with Kali approaching towards them. |
Mbh.3.59.2895 | For one day after answering the call of nature, Naishadha touching water said his twilight prayers, without having previously washed his feet. |
Mbh.3.60.2931 | I do not think, however, that in this the high-souled Naishadha is to blame, in as much as the king regarded not my words, being absorbed in play. |
Mbh.3.61.2969 | Thereupon afflicted with grief, in a voice choked with tears, Damayanti spake unto Naishadha these piteous words, O king, thinking of thy purpose, my heart trembleth, and all my limbs become faint. |
Mbh.3.63.3023 | And O mighty monarch, not finding her lord Naishadha, afflicted with grief and pain, she shrieked aloud in fright, saying, O lord? |
Mbh.3.63.3037 | Thou art seen, O Naishadha, Hiding thyself behind those shrubs, why dost thou not reply unto me? |
Mbh.3.63.3044 | And Bhima's daughter devoted to her husband, burning in anguish and sighing ever more, and faint and weeping exclaimed, That being through whose imprecation the afflicted Naishadha suffereth this woe, shall bear grief that is greater than ours. |
Mbh.3.63.3052 | And folded within serpent's coils and filled with grief, she still wept, not for herself but for Naishadha. |
Mbh.3.63.3054 | And, O Naishadha, how will it fare with thee when thou rememberest me? |
Mbh.3.63.3057 | O Naishadha, O sinless one, who will soothe thee when thou art weary, and hungry, and fainting, O tiger among kings' |
Mbh.3.63.3069 | And Damayanti already distressed upon being deprived of husband and kingdom, in that hour of grief beyond utterance, cursed him in anger, saying, I have never even thought of any other person than Naishadha, therefore let this mean-minded wrath subsisting on chase, fall down lifeless' |
Mbh.3.64.3172 | Unto Bhima's daughter, Damayanti, lamenting forlorn in that forest, the truth-telling ascetics replied, saying, O blessed and beauteous one, we see by ascetic power that the future will bring happiness to thee, and that thou wilt soon behold Naishadha. |
Mbh.3.72.3634 | And while the Kali was conversing with Naishadha, he was invisible to others. |
Mbh.3.73.3651 | If Naishadha with voice deep as that of the clouds doth not come to me today, I shall enter into a pyre of golden brilliance. |
Mbh.3.74.3702 | Vahuka then said, Having brought hither the children of Nala of excellent deeds, Varshneya went away whither he listed: He doth not know where Naishadha is. |
Mbh.3.75.3751 | And after having repeatedly betrayed his agitation, Naishadha suddenly left children, and addressed Kesini, saying, O fair damsel, these twins are very like my own children. |
Mbh.3.76.3789 | When thou hadst returned a fit answer to those words of his, it was then, O Naishadha, that I devised this scheme to recover thee. |
Mbh.3.77.3831 | O Naishadha, while dwelling in disguise at my house, I hope I did not wrong thee in any way, O lord of the earth! |
Mbh.3.77.3840 | Saying this, Naishadha gave unto Rituparna that science and the latter took it with the ordained rites. |
Mbh.3.78.3855 | Thus addressed by Nishadha, Pushkara, sure of his own success, laughingly answered that monarch, saying, O Naishadha, it is by good fortune that thou hast earned wealth again to stake. |
Mbh.3.78.3859 | O Naishadha, I daily recollect thee and am even waiting for thee, since I derive no pleasure from gambling with those that are not connected with me by blood. |
Mbh.13.76.6984 | Listen to me, O king, as I recite to thee the names of those righteous monarchs that have attained to regions of great felicity as the reward of those gifts of kine which they made agreeable to the instructions of Vrihaspati, Usinara, Viswagaswa, Nriga, Bhagiratha, the celebrated Mandhatri the son of Yuvanaswa, king Muchukunda, Bhagiratha, Naishadha. |
Jijith Nadumuri Ravi
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Reference:- Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kisari Mohan Ganguli; Source of Plain Text: www.sacred-texts.com; Wikified at AncientVoice. |
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