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==Historical Account of Nidrā== ...hakarṇa, who was killed by [[Rāma]], to reside in the hearts of those evil persons who try to listen to Rāmānāma or the [[purāṇas]] and in lazy students

...of an influential [[gotra]] in the ancient times, from which came several persons who were [[ascetics]] and/or rishis, including the Sanat Kumars (Sanak, San There have been several Brahmās, as they were historical persons whom Hindu sects have propitiated.

...Even the places associated with great saints and religious leaders of the historical period are also taken into consideration. ...macārin living in the guru’s [[house]] had to take his permission. Married persons were obliged to take their spouses also, failing which they would not get t

...oncealed. Instead, if you have done something wrong, confess it to saintly persons and they will pacify its harmful results.<ref>Mahā[[bhārata]] 13.162.58</ ==Historical Examples of Atonement==

...e of Pancanadapura. His father was Kapilaba. Verses in the Samhita furnish historical data regarding his father's name, his residence and the supplemental redact Dṛḍhabala gave the historical data of his lineage and residence, but regarding the period in which he flo

...as death for the human beings.<ref>Ṛgveda 10.165.4</ref> He sends the dead persons to the regions they deserve, good or bad.<ref>Rgveda 10.14.1</ref> Dhritarashtra said, 'Only those persons, that intoxicated with pride, conduct themselves towards their eldest siste

...their honor from the marauding barbaric invaders, is now a well-documented historical fact. Pioneering efforts in the field of women’s education by persons like Sister Niveditā,<ref>She lived in A. D. 1867-1911.</ref> the fiery di

...Keezhadi (1500 BCE) - all from different eras. Hence, all of the important historical events needed to be passed down from generation to generation. Names of patriarchical persons or tribes are used metaphorically for either their descendants or followers

...The difference between [[a]] ''tīrtha'' and other places of importance (ie historical, geographical, archaeological, or natural beauty) is that people visit the ...For such people God manifests, as it were, in special objects or places or persons. This has been expressed by the Lord Himself in the Bhagavad-Gita:

Even the persons of non-Brahmin parentage have become Brahmins, such as Kayavya the son of a ...3, ''The Quarterly review of historical studies, Volume 43'', Institute of Historical Studies (Calcutta, India)</ref>

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...and different forms of states have been experimented with over time. The historical development of political ideas find that the concept of Swaraj, self govern ...as only in [[Kali]] that capital punishment had to be invoked to keep evil persons in check. All the same, the ideal society was a stateless society where the

...eory and practice of science. Thus the possibility of any morally unworthy persons or any incompetent practitioners acquiring the knowledge of medicine is alm Historical records show that a number of students from middle Asia, Persia, Assyria, G

=='''Historical Evolution'''== ...ali. It includes Varshaphala. One of its branch Nasta-Jātaka studies those persons whose birth details are unknown.

...est the person has realized or is after [[Brahman]] <ref> ''Studies in the historical & cultural geography and ethnography of Gujarat: places and peoples in insc Some historical Jain scholars have believed the Vedas actually represent metaphorical sacri

|Historical Encyclopedia ...n'', while its Balti name Chogori means ''Big Mountain''. Tibetan names of historical importance were Yungdrung Gutseg (''Eternal Nine-Stepped Mountain'') and Ga

It is obvious that it contains compositions of various persons written during various periods of time. ==Purānas as Ancient Historical Tradition==

...cribed to Kṛṣṇa Ātreya. Therefore it is led to believe that there were two persons of same name. Ātreya was also known as Candrabhāgi or [[Candra]]-bhagin. # Historical records place its glorious period from 700 B.C. to 500 A.D. attracting scho

...—the impressions of those who interact with her. Here the attitudes of two persons, Rama and Mandodari, towards her may be cited as illustrations. Even discounting the historical verifiability, a milieu which could creatively and imaginatively fashion a

...ike normal Brāhmans priests.<ref>P. 267 ''A Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Description of Hindostan, and the Adjacent Counties, Volume 2'' By Walter H ...sakhas or orders of priests (including the ones today) originate from his historical leadership. Out of Mahavira and the other Ganadharas, he was the last survi