Upamanyu - AncientVoice

Mbh.1.3.620	And Ayoda-Dhaumya had three disciples, Upamanyu, Aruni, and Veda.
Mbh.1.3.642	The name of another of Ayoda-Dhaumya's disciples was Upamanyu.
Mbh.1.3.643	And Dhaumya appointed him saying, Go, my child, Upamanyu, look after the kine'
Mbh.1.3.646	And his preceptor seeing him in good condition of body asked him, Upamanyu, my child, upon what dost thou support thyself?
Mbh.1.3.650	And Upamanyu, thus told, went away.
Mbh.1.3.653	And Upamanyu, thus treated, went to attend the cattle.
Mbh.1.3.656	And his preceptor perceiving that he still continued to be of good condition of body said unto him, Upamanyu, my child, I take from thee even the whole of what thou obtainest in alms, without leaving anything for thee.
Mbh.1.3.658	And Upamanyu said unto his preceptor, Sir, having made over to you all that I obtain in alms, I go a-begging a second time for supporting myself'
Mbh.1.3.662	And Upamanyu, having signified his assent to all that his preceptor said, went away to attend the cattle.
Mbh.1.3.665	And his preceptor observing that he was still fat, said again unto him, Upamanyu, my child, I take from thee all thou obtainest in alms and thou dost not go a-begging a second time, and yet art thou in healthy condition.
Mbh.1.3.667	And Upamanyu, thus questioned, answered, Sir, I now live upon the milk of these cows'
Mbh.1.3.669	And Upamanyu having assented to the justice of these observations, went away to tend the kine.
Mbh.1.3.671	And his preceptor seeing that he was still fat, said, Upamanyu, my child, thou eatest no longer of alms, nor dost thou go a-begging a second time, not even drinkest of the milk; yet art thou fat.
Mbh.1.3.673	And Upamanyu replied, Sir, I now sip the froth that these calves throw out, while sucking their mother's teats'
Mbh.1.3.677	And Upamanyu, having signified his assent to this, went as before to tend the cows.
Mbh.1.3.679	And Upamanyu, one day, oppressed by hunger, when in a forest, ate of the leaves of the Arka Asclepias gigantea.
Mbh.1.3.682	And upon his not returning that day when the sun was sinking down behind the summit of the western mountains, the preceptor observed to his disciples that Upamanyu was not yet come.
Mbh.1.3.684	The preceptor then said, Upamanyu being restrained by me from the use of everything, is, of course, and therefore, doth not come home until it be late.
Mbh.1.3.686	And having said this, he went with his disciples into the forest and began to shout, saying, Ho Upamanyu, where art thou'
Mbh.1.3.687	And Upamanyu hearing his preceptor's voice answered in a loud tone, Here I am at the bottom of a well'
Mbh.1.3.689	And Upamanyu replied, Having eaten of the leaves of the Arka plant I became blind, and so have I fallen into this well'
Mbh.1.3.691	And Upamanyu thus directed by his preceptor began to glorify the twin Aswins, in the following words of the Rig Veda: Ye have existed before the creation!
Mbh.1.3.743	And Upamanyu thus addressed, replied, Your words, O Aswins, have never proved untrue.
Mbh.1.3.748	Thus addressed, Upamanyu again said unto them, O Aswins, I crave your pardon.
Mbh.1.3.757	And this was the trial of Upamanyu.
Mbh.13.14.917	That delightful retreat was owned by the high-souled Upamanyu who was a descendant of Vyaghrapada.
Mbh.13.14.948	His name was Upamanyu.
Mbh.13.14.954	The illustrious Upamanyu then addressed me in words that were exceedingly sweet and delightful, Thou shalt, O Krishna, obtain without doubt a son like unto thyself.
Mbh.13.14.1184	Upamanyu said, I solicit boons from that great Deity named Siva whom utterers of Brahma has described as existent and non-existent, manifest and unmanifest, eternal or immutable, one and many.
Mbh.13.14.1354	Upamanyu continued, I said, Salutations to thee, O illustrious one, O thou that constitutest the refuge of all things, O thou that art called Mahadeva!
Mbh.13.14.1415	Then Mahadeva accompanied by his spouse, and having the bull for his sign, having been gratified with me, addressed the celestials assembled there in these words, filling me with great joy, Behold, ye deities, the devotion of the high-souled Upamanyu.
Mbh.13.14.1420	The illustrious Sankara said, O dear Upamanyu, I am gratified with thee.
Mbh.13.14.1464	I then addressed the great ascetic Upamanyu and said unto him, Deserving of great praise art thou, O foremost of learned Brahmanas, for what righteous man is there other than thou whose retreat enjoys the distinction of being honoured with the presence of that God of gods?
Mbh.13.14.1466	Upamanyu said, Without doubt, O thou of eyes like lotus-petals, thou wilt obtain a sight of Mahadeva very soon, even as, O sinless one, I succeeded in obtaining a sight of him.
Mbh.13.15.1574	All those wonderful facts I related fully, O best of kings, to that Brahmana of great energy, viz, Upamanyu from whom I had obtained the Diksha before adoring Mahadeva.
Mbh.13.15.1575	Bowing down unto the great God, Upamanyu said these words to me'
Mbh.13.15.1576	Upamanyu said, There is no deity like Sarva.
Mbh.13.16.1580	SECTION XVI Upamanyu said, There was in the Krita age, O sire, a Rishi celebrated under the name of Tandi.
Mbh.13.16.1704	Upamanyu continued, Thus praised by that utterer of Brahma, viz, Tandi, Mahadeva that illustrious and puissant Deity, who was accompanied by his spouse lima, said these words.
Mbh.13.16.1716	Upamanyu continued, Having given unto Tandi these boons and having received the adorations of both the deities and the Rishis, the great Deity disappeared there and then.
Mbh.13.17.1725	the regenerate Rishi Upamanyu, with hands joined together in reverence uttered this abstract of names applying to Mahadeva, commencing from the beginning'
Mbh.13.17.1726	Upamanyu said, I shall adore that great Deity who deserves the adorations of all creatures, by uttering those names that are celebrated over all the worlds, names some of which were uttered by the Grandsire Brahma, some by the Rishis, and some of which occur in the Vedas and the Vedangas.
Mbh.13.18.2870	Vasudeva said, Upamanyu, who seemed to blaze with effulgence like the Sun, said unto me, Those sinful men that are stained with unrighteous deeds, do not succeed in attaining to Isana.
Mbh.13.33.4051	Some amongst them are engaged in the keep of kine as Upamanyu while attending his preceptor.

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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