Mahabharata
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Shanti Parva

शान्तिपर्व

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अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.1

[य] कुतः सृष्टम इदं विश्वं जगत सथावरजङ्गमम परलये च कम अभ्येति तन मे बरूहि पितामह

[ya] kutaḥ sṛṣṭama idaṃ viśvaṃ jagata sathāvarajaṅgamama paralaye ca kama abhyeti tana me barūhi pitāmaha

हिन्दी अर्थ

योगसे ही इनकी उपलब्धि होती है

English

does what is for the general good, he is then said to assume the form of Aditya. When he destroys in wrath hundreds of wicked men with their sons, grandsons, and relatives, he is then said to assume the form of the Destroyer. When he restrains the wicked by inflicting upon them severe punishments and favours the righteous by bestowing rewards upon them, he is then said to assume the form of Yama. When he gratifies with profuse gifts of wealth those that have rendered him valuable services, and snatches away the wealth and precious stones of those that have offended him, indeed, when he bestows prosperity upon some and takes it away from others, he is then, O king, said to assume the form of Kuvera on earth. No person who is possessed of cleverness, who is capable of work, who desires the acquisition of virtue, and who is free from malice, should ever spread evil reports about the king. No man, by acting against the king, can ever make himself happy, even if he happens to be the king's son or brother or companion or one whom the king regards as his second self. Fire, having the wind for his urger, blazing forth (among articles that are inflammable) ,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.2

ससागरः सगगनः सशैलः सबलाहकः सभूमिः साग्निपवनॊ लॊकॊ ऽयं केन निर्मितः

sasāgaraḥ sagaganaḥ saśailaḥ sabalāhakaḥ sabhūmiḥ sāgnipavanò lòkò 'yaṃ kena nirmitaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

पुत्रस्नेहाभिभूतानां युष्माकं शोचतां भृशम्

English

[Yudhishthira said:] "This world, with its seas, sky, mountains, clouds, earth, fire and wind: by whom was it made?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.3

सथं सृष्टानि भूतानि कथं वर्णविभक्तयः शौचाशौचं कथं तेषां धर्माधर्माव अथॊ कथम

sathaṃ sṛṣṭāni bhūtāni kathaṃ varṇavibhaktayaḥ śaucāśaucaṃ kathaṃ teṣāṃ dharmādharmāva athò kathama

हिन्दी अर्थ

जीवन में भी आयुकी ही प्रधानता है

English

How were beings created, how the divisions of class, how purity and impurity, how dharma and adharma?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.4

कीदृशॊ जीवतां जीवः कव वा गच्छन्ति ये मृताः अस्माल लॊकाद अमुं लॊकं सर्वं शंसतु नॊ भवान

kīdṛśò jīvatāṃ jīvaḥ kava vā gacchanti ye mṛtāḥ asmāla lòkāda amuṃ lòkaṃ sarvaṃ śaṃsatu nò bhavāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

मृतस्यास्य परित्यागात् तापो वै भविता ध्रुवम्

English

What is the soul of the living like, and where do the dead go? Tell us all of this, from this world to the other."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.5

[भस] अत्राप्य उदाहरन्तीमम इतिहासं पुरातनम भृगुणाभिहितं शरेष्ठं भरद्वाजाय पृच्छते

[bhasa] atrāpya udāharantīmama itihāsaṃ purātanama bhṛguṇābhihitaṃ śareṣṭhaṃ bharadvājāya pṛcchate

हिन्दी अर्थ

जीवितो धर्ममासाद्य रामात् सत्यपराक्रमात्

English

[Bhishma said:] "Here too they cite this ancient tale, the excellent discourse spoken by Bhrigu to Bharadvaja, who asked.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.6

कैलासशिखरे दृष्ट्वा दीप्यमानम इवौजसा भृगुं महर्षिम आसीनं भरद्वाजॊ ऽनवपृच्छत

kailāsaśikhare dṛṣṭvā dīpyamānama ivaujasā bhṛguṃ maharṣima āsīnaṃ bharadvājò 'navapṛcchata

हिन्दी अर्थ

श्वेतेन धर्मनिछ्ठेन मृत: संजीवित: पुन:

English

On the peak of Kailasa, seeing the great sage Bhrigu sitting, as if blazing with energy, Bharadvaja asked him:

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.7

ससागरः सगगनः सशैलः सबलाहकः सभूमिः साग्निपवनॊ लॊकॊ ऽयं केन निर्मितः

sasāgaraḥ sagaganaḥ saśailaḥ sabalāhakaḥ sabhūmiḥ sāgnipavanò lòkò 'yaṃ kena nirmitaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

कृपणानामनुक्रोशं कुर्याद् वो रूवतामिह

English

"This world, with its seas, sky, mountains, clouds, earth, fire and wind: by whom was it made?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.8

कथं सृष्टानि भूतानि कथं वर्णविभक्तयः शौचाशौचं कथं तेषां धर्माधर्माव अथॊ कथम

kathaṃ sṛṣṭāni bhūtāni kathaṃ varṇavibhaktayaḥ śaucāśaucaṃ kathaṃ teṣāṃ dharmādharmāva athò kathama

हिन्दी अर्थ

तेषां रुदितशब्देन गृथ्रो5भ्येत्य वचो5ब्रवीत्

English

How were beings created, how the divisions of class, how purity and impurity, how dharma and adharma?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.9

कीदृशॊ जीवतां जीवः कव वा गच्छन्ति ये मृताः परलॊकम इमं चापि सर्वं शंसतु नॊ भगान

kīdṛśò jīvatāṃ jīvaḥ kava vā gacchanti ye mṛtāḥ paralòkama imaṃ cāpi sarvaṃ śaṃsatu nò bhagāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

धर्मराजप्रयोगाच्च दीर्घनिद्रां प्रवेशित:

English

What is the soul of the living like, and where do the dead go? Tell us all of the other world too, blessed one."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.10

एवं स भगवान पृष्टॊ भरद्वाजेन संशयम महर्षिर बरह्म संकाशः सर्वं तस्मै ततॊ ऽबरवीत

evaṃ sa bhagavāna pṛṣṭò bharadvājena saṃśayama maharṣira barahma saṃkāśaḥ sarvaṃ tasmai tatò 'baravīta

हिन्दी अर्थ

गृहीत्वा जायते जन्तुर्दु:खानि च सुखानि च

English

may leave a remnant, l The wrath of the king, however, leaves not anything to the person that incurs it. Whatever belongs to the king should be avoided from distance. 2 One should turn away from what belongs to the king as he would from death itself. A person by appropriating what belongs to the king speedily meets with destruction like a deer upon touching poison. The man of intelligence should protect as his own what belongs to the kin.. They that appropriate wealth belonging to the king sink senseless into a deep hell of eternal gloom and infamy. Who is there that will not worship the king who is adored by such terms as delighter of the people, giver of happiness, possessor of prosperity, the foremost of all, healer of injuries, lord of earth, and protector of men? That man, therefore, who desires his own prosperity, who observes all wholesome restraints, who has his soul under control, who is the master of his passions, who is possessed of intelligence and memory, and who is clever (in the transaction of business), should always be attached to the king. The king should duly honour the minister who is grateful, endued with wisdom, large-hearted, loyal, possessed of mastery over his senses, virtuous, and observant of the dictates of policy. The king should entertain the man who is loyal, grateful, virtuous, possessed of self-control, brave, magnanimous in his acts, and competent to accomplish tasks without the assistance of others. Knowledge makes men proud. The king makes men humble. The man who is afflicted by the king can never obtain happiness. On the other hand, the man who is favoured by the king becomes happy. The king is the heart of his people; he is their great refuge; he is their glory; and he is their highest happiness. Those men, O monarch, who are attached to the king, succeed in conquering both this and the other world. Having governed the earth with the aid of the qualities of self-restraint, truth, and friendship, and having adored the gods by great sacrifices, the king, earning great glory, obtains an eternal abode in heaven.' That best of monarchs, viz., the heroic Vasumanas, ruler of Kosala, thus instructed by Vrihaspati the son of Angiras, began thenceforth to protect his subjects."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.11

मानसॊ नाम विख्यातः शरुतपूर्वॊ महर्षिभिः अनादि निधनॊ देवस तथाभेद्यॊ ऽजरामरः

mānasò nāma vikhyātaḥ śarutapūrvò maharṣibhiḥ anādi nidhanò devasa tathābhedyò 'jarāmaraḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

मार्गेणान्येन गच्छन्ति बद्धा: सुकृतदुष्कृतैः

English

Known as the Mental, heard of before by great sages, the god without beginning or end, unsplittable, unageing and immortal,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.12

अव्यक्त इति विख्यातः शाश्वतॊ ऽथाक्षरॊ ऽवययः यतः सृष्टानि भूतानि जायन्ते च मरियन्ति च

avyakta iti vikhyātaḥ śāśvatò 'thākṣarò 'vayayaḥ yataḥ sṛṣṭāni bhūtāni jāyante ca mariyanti ca

हिन्दी अर्थ

वर्तध्वं च यथाकालं हैवतेषु द्विजेषु च

English

called the Unmanifest, eternal, imperishable, undecaying, from whom beings are created, born and die.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.13

सॊ ऽसृजत परथमं देवॊ महान्तं नाम नामतः आकाशम इति विख्यातं सर्वभूतधरः परभुः

sò 'sṛjata parathamaṃ devò mahāntaṃ nāma nāmataḥ ākāśama iti vikhyātaṃ sarvabhūtadharaḥ parabhuḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

त्यज्यतामयमाकाशे तत:ः शीघ्र निवर्तत

English

That god first created the one called the Great, known as Space, the lord who bears all beings.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.14

आकाशाद अभवद वारि सलिलाद अग्निमारुतौ अग्निमारुत संयॊगात ततः समभवन मही

ākāśāda abhavada vāri salilāda agnimārutau agnimāruta saṃyògāta tataḥ samabhavana mahī

हिन्दी अर्थ

इसमें भाई-बन्धुओंका क्या है?

English

From space came water; from water, fire and wind; from the union of fire and wind then came the earth.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.15

ततस तेजॊमयं दिव्यं पद्मं सृष्टं सवयम्भुवा तस्मात पद्मात समभवद बरह्मा वेदमयॊ निधिः

tatasa tejòmayaṃ divyaṃ padmaṃ sṛṣṭaṃ savayambhuvā tasmāta padmāta samabhavada barahmā vedamayò nidhiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

स्नेहमुत्सूज्य गच्छन्ति बाष्पपूर्णाविलेक्षणा:

English

Then the self-born made a divine lotus full of splendour; from that lotus was born Brahma, the Veda-formed treasure.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.16

अहंकार इति खयातः सर्वभूतात्मभूतकृत बरह्मा वै सुमहातेजा य एते पञ्च धातवः

ahaṃkāra iti khayātaḥ sarvabhūtātmabhūtakṛta barahmā vai sumahātejā ya ete pañca dhātavaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

सर्व: कालवशं याति शुभाशुभसमन्वित:

English

Called Ego, the maker of the self of all beings, Brahma of great splendour is he who is these five elements.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.17

शैलास तस्यास्थि संज्ञास तु मेदॊ मांसं व मेदिनी समुद्रास तस्य रुधिरम आकाशम उदरं तथा

śailāsa tasyāsthi saṃjñāsa tu medò māṃsaṃ va medinī samudrāsa tasya rudhirama ākāśama udaraṃ tathā

हिन्दी अर्थ

कालके अधीन हो जाते हैं

English

The mountains are called his bones; the earth is his fat and flesh; the oceans are his blood; space is his belly.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.18

पवनश चैव निःश्वासस तेजॊ ऽगनिर निम्नगाः सिराः अग्नीसॊमौ तु चन्द्रार्कौ नयने तस्य विश्रुते

pavanaśa caiva niḥśvāsasa tejò 'ganira nimnagāḥ sirāḥ agnīsòmau tu candrārkau nayane tasya viśrute

हिन्दी अर्थ

सर्वस्य हि प्रभु: कालो धर्मत: समदर्शन:

English

Wind is his breath, fire his heat, the rivers his veins; fire and Soma, the moon and sun, are known as his eyes.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.19

नभश चॊर्ध्वं शिरस तस्य कषितिः पादौ दिशॊ भुजौ दुर्विज्ञेयॊ हय अनन्तत्वात सिद्धैर अपि न संशयः

nabhaśa còrdhvaṃ śirasa tasya kaṣitiḥ pādau diśò bhujau durvijñeyò haya anantatvāta siddhaira api na saṃśayaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

सर्वानाविशते मृत्युरेवंभूतमिदं जगत्

English

The sky above is his head, the earth his feet, the directions his arms; he is hard to know from his endlessness, even for the perfected, without doubt.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.20

स एव भगवान विष्णुर अनन्त इति विश्रुतः सर्वभूतात्मभूतस्थॊ दुर्विज्ञेयॊ ऽकृतात्मभिः

sa eva bhagavāna viṣṇura ananta iti viśrutaḥ sarvabhūtātmabhūtasthò durvijñeyò 'kṛtātmabhiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

दिया? तुम तो पुत्रस्नेहले अभिभूत होकर उसके लिये बड़ा शोक कर रहे थे

English

He himself is the blessed Vishnu, known as Endless, dwelling as the self of all beings, hard for the unrefined to know.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.21

अहंकारस्य यः सरष्टा सर्वभूतभवाय वै यतः समभवद विश्वं पृष्टॊ ऽहं यद इह तवया

ahaṃkārasya yaḥ saraṣṭā sarvabhūtabhavāya vai yataḥ samabhavada viśvaṃ pṛṣṭò 'haṃ yada iha tavayā

हिन्दी अर्थ

यद् गच्छति जनश्चायं स्नेहमुत्सूज्य दुस्त्यजम्

English

He is the creator of ego for the origin of all beings, from whom the universe arose, as you have asked me here."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.22

[भरद्वाज] गगनस्य दिशां चैव भूतलस्यानिलस्य च कान्य अत्र परिमानानि संशयं छिन्धि मे ऽरथतः

[bharadvāja] gaganasya diśāṃ caiva bhūtalasyānilasya ca kānya atra parimānāni saṃśayaṃ chindhi me 'rathataḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

स्नेहं हि कारणं कृत्वा ममाप्यश्रूण्यथापतन्

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "What are the measures here of the sky, the directions, the earth and the wind? Cut my doubt according to the truth."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.23

[भृगु] अनन्तम एतद आकाशं सिद्धचारणसेवितम रम्यं नानाश्रयाकीर्णं यस्यान्तॊ नाधिगम्यते

[bhṛgu] anantama etada ākāśaṃ siddhacāraṇasevitama ramyaṃ nānāśrayākīrṇaṃ yasyāntò nādhigamyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

प्रयत्नात् प्राप्यते हार्थ: कस्माद् गच्छथ निर्दयम्

English

[Bhrigu said:] "This space is endless, frequented by perfected beings and charanas, lovely, crowded with many abodes, whose end cannot be reached.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.24

ऊर्ध्वं गतेर अधस्तात तु चन्द्रादित्यौ न दृश्यतः तत्र देवाः सवयं दीप्ता भास्वराश चाग्निवर्चसः

ūrdhvaṃ gatera adhastāta tu candrādityau na dṛśyataḥ tatra devāḥ savayaṃ dīptā bhāsvarāśa cāgnivarcasaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

बालककी रक्षाका प्रयत्न छोड़कर निर्दयतापूर्वक कहाँ चले जा रहे हो?

English

Above the path of motion and below it, the moon and sun are not seen; there the gods shine of themselves, radiant, with the lustre of fire.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.25

ते चाप्य अन्तं न पश्यन्ति नभसः परथितौजसः दुर्गमत्वाद अनन्तत्वाद इति मे विद्धि मानद

te cāpya antaṃ na paśyanti nabhasaḥ parathitaujasaḥ durgamatvāda anantatvāda iti me viddhi mānada

हिन्दी अर्थ

पितृणां वंशकर्तरं वने त्यक्त्वा क्व यास्यथ

English

Even they, famed for power, do not see the end of the sky, because of its being hard to reach and endless; know this, giver of honour.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.26

उपरिष्टॊपरिष्टात तु परज्वलद्भिः सवयंप्रभैः निरुद्धम एतद आकाशम अप्रमेयं सुरैर अपि

upariṣṭòpariṣṭāta tu parajvaladbhiḥ savayaṃprabhaiḥ niruddhama etada ākāśama aprameyaṃ suraira api

हिन्दी अर्थ

पितरोंके वंशकी वृद्धि करनेवाला है, इसे वनमें छोड़कर तुम कहाँ जाओगे?

English

Layer upon layer, this space is closed in by self-luminous blazing ones, immeasurable even by the gods.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.27

पृथिव्य अन्ते समुद्रास तु समुद्रान्ते तमः समृतम तमसॊ ऽनते जलं पराहुर जलस्यान्ते ऽगनिर एव च

pṛthivya ante samudrāsa tu samudrānte tamaḥ samṛtama tamasò 'nate jalaṃ parāhura jalasyānte 'ganira eva ca

हिन्दी अर्थ

ततो नेष्यथ वा पुत्रमिहस्था वा भविष्यथ

English

At the end of the earth are the oceans; at the end of the oceans, darkness is said to be; at the end of darkness they say is water; at the end of water, fire.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.28

रसातलान्ते सलिलं जलान्ते पन्नगाधिपः तद अन्ते पुनर आकाशम आकाशान्ते पुनर जलम

rasātalānte salilaṃ jalānte pannagādhipaḥ tada ante punara ākāśama ākāśānte punara jalama

हिन्दी अर्थ

न च पश्यामि जीवन्तं मृतं स्त्रीपुंनपुंसकम्

English

At the end of the nether world is water; at the end of water the lord of serpents; at his end again space; at the end of space again water.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.29

एवम अन्तं भगवतः परमानं सलिलस्य च अग्निमारुत तॊयेभ्यॊ दुर्ज्ञेयं दैवतैर अपि

evama antaṃ bhagavataḥ paramānaṃ salilasya ca agnimāruta tòyebhyò durjñeyaṃ daivataira api

हिन्दी अर्थ

चड्क्रमन्तो प्रियन्ते च यौवनस्थास्तथा परे

English

Thus the measure of the blessed one and of water has an end, hard to know even for the gods, by fire, wind and water.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.30

अग्निमारुत तॊयानां वर्णाः कषितितलस्य च आकाशसदृशा हय एते भिद्यन्ते तत्त्वदर्शनात

agnimāruta tòyānāṃ varṇāḥ kaṣititalasya ca ākāśasadṛśā haya ete bhidyante tattvadarśanāta

हिन्दी अर्थ

दहामाना: सम शोकेन गृहं गच्छन्ति नित्यश:

English

The colours of fire, wind, water and the surface of the earth are like space; they are distinguished by the vision of truth.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.31

पथन्ति चैव मुनयः शास्त्रेषु विविधेषु च तरैलॊक्ये सागरे चैव परमानं विहितं यथा अदृश्याय तव अगम्याय कः परमानम उदाहरेत

pathanti caiva munayaḥ śāstreṣu vividheṣu ca tarailòkye sāgare caiva paramānaṃ vihitaṃ yathā adṛśyāya tava agamyāya kaḥ paramānama udāhareta

हिन्दी अर्थ

कस्मादेनं समुत्सूज्य न गृहान् गच्छताशु वै

English

Sages also recite in various scriptures how the measure is laid down in the three worlds and the ocean; who could state the measure of the unseen and unreachable?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.32

सिद्धानां देवतानां च यदा परिमिता गतिः तदा गौनम अनन्तस्य नामानन्तेति विश्रुतम नामधेयानुरूपस्य मानसस्य महात्मनः

siddhānāṃ devatānāṃ ca yadā parimitā gatiḥ tadā gaunama anantasya nāmānanteti viśrutama nāmadheyānurūpasya mānasasya mahātmanaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

मयोक्ता गच्छत क्षिप्रं स्वं स्‍्वमेव निवेशनम्

English

When the course of the perfected and the gods is limited, then the name 'Endless' is figurative; the great-souled Mental has a name fitting his nature.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.33

यदा तु दिव्यं तद रूपं हरसते वर्धते पुनः कॊ ऽनयस तद वेदितुं शक्तॊ यॊ ऽपि सयात तद्विधॊ ऽपरः

yadā tu divyaṃ tada rūpaṃ harasate vardhate punaḥ kò 'nayasa tada vedituṃ śaktò yò 'pi sayāta tadvidhò 'paraḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

शोको द्विगुणतां याति दृष्ट्वा स्मृत्वा च चेष्टितम्

English

When that divine form shrinks and grows again, who else is able to know it, or who like him?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.34

ततः पुष्करतः सृष्टः सर्वज्ञॊ मूर्तिमान परभुः बरह्मा धर्ममयः पूर्वः परजापतिर अनुत्तमः

tataḥ puṣkarataḥ sṛṣṭaḥ sarvajñò mūrtimāna parabhuḥ barahmā dharmamayaḥ pūrvaḥ parajāpatira anuttamaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अपश्यत् तं तदा सुप्तं द्रुतमागत्य जम्बुक:

English

Then from the lotus was created the omniscient, embodied lord Brahma, made of dharma, the first and unsurpassed Prajapati."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.35

[भ] पुष्कराद यदि संभूतॊ जयेष्ठं भवति पुष्करम बरह्माणं पूर्वजं चाह भवान संदेह एव मे

[bha] puṣkarāda yadi saṃbhūtò jayeṣṭhaṃ bhavati puṣkarama barahmāṇaṃ pūrvajaṃ cāha bhavāna saṃdeha eva me

हिन्दी अर्थ

आकर उस सोते हुए बालकको देखा

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "If he was born of the lotus, the lotus is elder; yet you call Brahma the first-born; I have doubt."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.36

[भ] मानसस्येह या मूर्तिर बरह्मत्वं समुपागता तस्यासन विधानार्थं पृथिवी पद्मम उच्यते

[bha] mānasasyeha yā mūrtira barahmatvaṃ samupāgatā tasyāsana vidhānārthaṃ pṛthivī padmama ucyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

गृध्रवाक्यात् कथं पुत्र त्यजध्वं पितृपिण्डदम्

English

[Bhrigu said:] "The form of the Mental which attained Brahma-hood: for his seat the earth is called a lotus.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 175.37

कनिका तस्य पद्यस्य मेरुर गगनम उच्छ्रितः तस्य मध्ये सथितॊ लॊकान सृजते जगतः परभुः

kanikā tasya padyasya merura gaganama ucchritaḥ tasya madhye sathitò lòkāna sṛjate jagataḥ parabhuḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

करनेवाले अपने इस पुत्रको तुम गीधकी बातोंमें आकर कैसे छोड़ रहे हो?

English

The pericarp of that lotus is Meru, rising to the sky; standing in its midst, the lord creates the worlds."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.1

[भरद्वाज] परजा विसर्गं विविधं कथं स सृजते परभुः मेरुमध्ये सथितॊ बरह्मा तद बरूहि दविजसत्तम

[bharadvāja] parajā visargaṃ vividhaṃ kathaṃ sa sṛjate parabhuḥ merumadhye sathitò barahmā tada barūhi davijasattama

हिन्दी अर्थ

सर्वे मृत्युवशं यान्ति तदिदं प्रेतपत्तनम्

English

seeking to right themselves by force, because they can invoke the king to punish the offenders. If there were no kings, immediate vengeance for even the slightest injuries would be the universal practice.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.2

[भृगु] परजा विसर्गं विविधं मानसॊ मनसासृजत संधुक्षणार्थं भूतानां सृष्टं परथमतॊ जलम

[bhṛgu] parajā visargaṃ vividhaṃ mānasò manasāsṛjata saṃdhukṣaṇārthaṃ bhūtānāṃ sṛṣṭaṃ parathamatò jalama

हिन्दी अर्थ

यो न पश्यति चक्षुर्भ्या नेड़ते च कथठ्चन

English

[Bhrigu said:] "The Mental created by mind the manifold creation of beings; first he made water, for kindling beings.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.3

यत परानाः सर्वभूतानां वर्धन्ते येन च परजाः परित्यक्ताश च नश्यन्ति तेनेदं सर्वम आवृतम

yata parānāḥ sarvabhūtānāṃ vardhante yena ca parajāḥ parityaktāśa ca naśyanti tenedaṃ sarvama āvṛtama

हिन्दी अर्थ

दहामाना: सुतस्नेहात् प्रययुर्बान्धवा गृहम्

English

That by which the life of all beings grows and by which subjects thrive, and which, abandoned, they perish: by it all this is covered.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.4

पृथिवी पर्वता मेघा मूर्तिमन्तश च ये परे सर्वं तद वारुणं जञेयम आपस तस्तम्भिरे पुनः

pṛthivī parvatā meghā mūrtimantaśa ca ye pare sarvaṃ tada vāruṇaṃ jañeyama āpasa tastambhire punaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

सुलाकर उसके स्नेहसे दग्ध होते हुए अपने घरकी ओर लौटे

English

The earth, the mountains, the clouds and whatever else has form, all that is to be known as of Varuna; the waters held them up again."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.5

[भ] कथं सलिलम उत्पन्नं कथं चैवाग्निमारुतौ कथं च मेदिनी सृष्टेत्य अत्र मे संशयॊ महान

[bha] kathaṃ salilama utpannaṃ kathaṃ caivāgnimārutau kathaṃ ca medinī sṛṣṭetya atra me saṃśayò mahāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

इष्टबन्धुवियोगश्व तथेहाल्पं च जीवितम्

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "How did water arise, and fire and wind, and how was the earth created? Here I have great doubt."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.6

[भ] बरह्मकल्पे पुरा बरह्मन बरह्मर्षीणां समागमे लॊकसंभव संदेहः समुत्पन्नॊ महात्मनाम

[bha] barahmakalpe purā barahmana barahmarṣīṇāṃ samāgame lòkasaṃbhava saṃdehaḥ samutpannò mahātmanāma

हिन्दी अर्थ

इमं प्रेक्ष्य पुनर्भावं दु:ः:खशोकविवर्धनम्

English

[Bhrigu said:] "In the Brahma-kalpa of old, brahmana, at a gathering of the Brahmarshis, doubt about the origin of the world arose among the great souls.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.7

ते ऽतिष्ठन धयानम आलम्ब्य मौनम आस्थाय निश्चलाः तयक्ताहाराः पवनपा दिव्यं वर्षशतं दविजाः

te 'tiṣṭhana dhayānama ālambya maunama āsthāya niścalāḥ tayaktāhārāḥ pavanapā divyaṃ varṣaśataṃ davijāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अहो धिग् गृध्रवाक्येन यथैवाबुद्धयस्तथा

English

They stood in meditation, taking up silence, motionless, giving up food and living on air, for a divine hundred years, twice-born.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.8

तेषां धर्ममयी वाणी सर्वेषां शरॊत्रम आगमत दिव्या सरस्वती तत्र संबभूव नभस्तलात

teṣāṃ dharmamayī vāṇī sarveṣāṃ śaròtrama āgamata divyā sarasvatī tatra saṃbabhūva nabhastalāta

हिन्दी अर्थ

प्रेमशून्य होकर कैसे घरको लौटे जा रहे हो?

English

Then to all of them a voice full of dharma came to the ear; divine Sarasvati arose there from the sky.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.9

पुरा सतिमितनिःशब्दम आकाशम अचलॊपमम नष्ट चन्द्रार्कपवनं परसुप्तम इव संबभौ

purā satimitaniḥśabdama ākāśama acalòpamama naṣṭa candrārkapavanaṃ parasuptama iva saṃbabhau

हिन्दी अर्थ

प्रदीप्ता: पुत्रशोकेन संनिवर्तत मानुषा:

English

"Formerly the sky, still and soundless, like a mountain unmoving, without moon, sun or wind, shone as if asleep.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.10

ततः सलिलम उत्पन्नं तमसीवापरं तमः तस्माच च सलिलॊत्पीदाद उदतिष्ठत मारुतः

tataḥ salilama utpannaṃ tamasīvāparaṃ tamaḥ tasmāca ca salilòtpīdāda udatiṣṭhata mārutaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अप्रत्ययं कुतो हास्य पुनरद्येह जीवितम्

English

appearing aids in extending it.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.11

यथा भाजनम अच्छिद्रं निःशब्दम इव लक्ष्यते तच चाम्भसा पूर्यमाणं सशम्ब्दं कुरुते ऽनिलः

yathā bhājanama acchidraṃ niḥśabdama iva lakṣyate taca cāmbhasā pūryamāṇaṃ saśambdaṃ kurute 'nilaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

नैव मूर्तिप्रदानेन जम्बुकस्य शतैरपि

English

As a vessel without a hole seems silent, and when filled with water the wind makes it sound,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.12

तथा सलिलसंरुद्धे नभसॊ ऽनते निरन्तरे भित्त्वार्णव तलं वायुः समुत्पतति घॊषवान

tathā salilasaṃruddhe nabhasò 'nate nirantare bhittvārṇava talaṃ vāyuḥ samutpatati ghòṣavāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

अथ रुद्र: कुमारो वा ब्रह्मा वा विष्णुरेवच

English

so, when the sky was blocked with water at its end, without gaps, the wind, splitting the bottom of the ocean, rose up with a roar.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.13

स एष चरते वायुर अर्णवॊत्पीद संभवः आकाशस्थानम आसाद्य परशान्तिं नाधिगच्छति

sa eṣa carate vāyura arṇavòtpīda saṃbhavaḥ ākāśasthānama āsādya paraśāntiṃ nādhigacchati

हिन्दी अर्थ

नैव बाष्पविमोक्षेण न वा श्वासकृते न च

English

This wind moves, born of the ocean's pressure, and reaching the place of space, does not find rest.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.14

तस्मिन वाय्वम्बुसंघर्षे दीप्ततेजा महाबलः परादुर्भवत्य ऊर्ध्वशिखः कृत्वा वितिमिरं नभः

tasmina vāyvambusaṃgharṣe dīptatejā mahābalaḥ parādurbhavatya ūrdhvaśikhaḥ kṛtvā vitimiraṃ nabhaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अहं च क्रोष्टकश्चैव यूयं ये चास्य बान्धवा:

English

In the clash of wind and water, a blazing, mighty fire appears with its flame upward, making the sky free of darkness.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.15

अग्निः पवनसंयुक्तः खात समुत्पतते जलम सॊ ऽगनिर मारुत संयॊगाद घनत्वम उपपद्यते

agniḥ pavanasaṃyuktaḥ khāta samutpatate jalama sò 'ganira māruta saṃyògāda ghanatvama upapadyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

अप्रियं परुषं चापि परद्रोहं परस्त्रियम्

English

Fire joined with wind rises from the sky as water; by the union of fire and wind it attains solidity.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.16

तस्याकाशे निपतितः सनेहस तिष्ठति यॊ ऽपरः स संघातत्वम आपन्नॊ भूमित्वम उपगच्छति

tasyākāśe nipatitaḥ sanehasa tiṣṭhati yò 'paraḥ sa saṃghātatvama āpannò bhūmitvama upagacchati

हिन्दी अर्थ

धर्म सत्यं श्रुतं न्याय्यं महतीं प्राणिनां दयाम्

English

Whatever oil of it fell in space and stayed became aggregated and turned into earth.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 176.17

रसानां सर्वगन्धानां सनेहानां परानिनां तथा भूमिर यॊनिर इह जञेया यस्यां सर्वं परसूयते

rasānāṃ sarvagandhānāṃ sanehānāṃ parānināṃ tathā bhūmira yònira iha jañeyā yasyāṃ sarvaṃ parasūyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

मातरं पितरं वापि बान्धवान् सुहृदस्तथा

English

Earth is to be known here as the womb of tastes, all scents, oils and living beings, from which everything is born."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.1

[भरद्वाज] एते ते धातवः पञ्च बरह्मा यान असृजत पुरा आवृता यैर इमे लॊका महाभूताभिसंज्ञितैः

[bharadvāja] ete te dhātavaḥ pañca barahmā yāna asṛjata purā āvṛtā yaira ime lòkā mahābhūtābhisaṃjñitaiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

तुमलोग पुत्रशोकसे जलते हुए भी क्यों लौटे जा रहे हो?

English

"Yudhishthira said, 'What other special duties remain for the king to discharge? How should he protect his kingdom and how subdue his foes? How should he employ his spies? How should he inspire confidence in the four orders of his subjects, his own servants, wives, and sons, O Bharata?'

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.2

यद आसृजत सहस्राणि भूतानां स महामतिः पञ्चानाम एव भूतत्वं कथं समुपपद्यते

yada āsṛjata sahasrāṇi bhūtānāṃ sa mahāmatiḥ pañcānāma eva bhūtatvaṃ kathaṃ samupapadyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

छोड़कर तुमलोग इसके प्रेतकार्यमें लग जाओ

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "Of the thousands of beings the wise one created, how is it that only five come to be elements?"

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.3

[भृगु] अमितानां महाशब्दॊ यान्ति भूतानि संभवम ततस तेषां महाभूतशब्दॊ ऽयम उपपद्यते

[bhṛgu] amitānāṃ mahāśabdò yānti bhūtāni saṃbhavama tatasa teṣāṃ mahābhūtaśabdò 'yama upapadyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

मृतस्य तं परिजनमूचतुस्तौ क्षुधान्विती

English

[Bhrigu said:] "Beings of immeasurable number come to origin; therefore the great word 'elements' applies to them.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.4

चेष्टा वयूः खम आकासम ऊष्माग्निः सलिलं दरवः पृथिवी चात्र संघातः शरीरं पाञ्च भौतिकम

ceṣṭā vayūḥ khama ākāsama ūṣmāgniḥ salilaṃ daravaḥ pṛthivī cātra saṃghātaḥ śarīraṃ pāñca bhautikama

हिन्दी अर्थ

एषा बुद्धि: समस्तानां चातुर्वण्ये निदर्शिता

English

Movement is wind, hollow is space, heat is fire, fluid is water, and earth is the compound; the body is made of the five elements.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.5

इत्य एतैः पञ्चभिर भूतैर युक्तं सथावरजङ्गमम शरॊत्रं घराणं रसः सपर्शॊ दृष्टिश चेन्द्रियसंज्ञिताः

itya etaiḥ pañcabhira bhūtaira yuktaṃ sathāvarajaṅgamama śaròtraṃ gharāṇaṃ rasaḥ saparśò dṛṣṭiśa cendriyasaṃjñitāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

उपकारापकाराभ्यां समर्थस्योद्यतस्य च

English

So the moving and unmoving are joined with these five elements; hearing, smell, taste, touch and sight are called the senses."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.6

[भ] पञ्चभिर यदि भूतैस तु युक्ताः सथावरजङ्गमाः सथावराणां न दृश्यन्ते शरीरे पञ्च धातवः

[bha] pañcabhira yadi bhūtaisa tu yuktāḥ sathāvarajaṅgamāḥ sathāvarāṇāṃ na dṛśyante śarīre pañca dhātavaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

वाम्भिरप्रतिरूपाभिरभिद्रुह्य पितामह

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "If moving and unmoving are joined with five elements, the five constituents are not seen in the bodies of the unmoving.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.7

अनूस्मनाम अचेष्टानां घनानां चैव तत्त्वतः वृक्षाणां नॊपलभ्यन्ते शरीरे पञ्च धातवः

anūsmanāma aceṣṭānāṃ ghanānāṃ caiva tattvataḥ vṛkṣāṇāṃ nòpalabhyante śarīre pañca dhātavaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

आगच्छतोतिक्रुद्धस्य तस्योद्धरणकाम्यया

English

In trees, which are without warmth, without movement and dense, truly, the five constituents are not found in the body.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.8

न शृण्वन्ति न पश्यन्ति न गन्धरसवेदिनः न च सपर्शं विजानन्ति ते कथं पाञ्च भौतिकाः

na śṛṇvanti na paśyanti na gandharasavedinaḥ na ca saparśaṃ vijānanti te kathaṃ pāñca bhautikāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

संवादं भरतश्रेष्ठ शाल्मले: पवनस्य च

English

They do not hear, do not see, do not know scent or taste, and do not know touch; how are they made of five elements?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.9

अद्रवत्वाद अनग्नित्वाद अभौमत्वाद अवायुतः आकाशस्याप्रमेयत्वाद वृक्षाणां नास्ति भौतिकम

adravatvāda anagnitvāda abhaumatvāda avāyutaḥ ākāśasyāprameyatvāda vṛkṣāṇāṃ nāsti bhautikama

हिन्दी अर्थ

संवादरूप एक प्राचीन इतिहासका उदाहरण दिया करते हैं

English

Because of lack of fluidity, lack of fire, lack of earth, lack of wind, and the immeasurability of space, there is no element in trees."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.10

[भ] घनानाम अपि वृक्षाणाम आकाशॊ ऽसति न संशयः तेषां पुष्प फले वयक्तिर नित्यं समुपलभ्यते

[bha] ghanānāma api vṛkṣāṇāma ākāśò 'sati na saṃśayaḥ teṣāṃ puṣpa phale vayaktira nityaṃ samupalabhyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

सुखस्यानन्तरं दुःखं दुःखस्यानन्तरं सुखम्

English

"Bhishma said, 'Listen, O monarch, with attention to the diverse duties

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.11

ऊष्मतॊ गलान पर्णानां तवक फलं पुष्पम एव च मलायते चैव शीतेन सपर्शस तेनात्र विद्यते

ūṣmatò galāna parṇānāṃ tavaka phalaṃ puṣpama eva ca malāyate caiva śītena saparśasa tenātra vidyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

रूपयौवनसम्पन्नं द्योतमानमिव श्रिया

English

of kings,— to those acts which the king or one that is in the position of a king should first do. The king should first subdue himself and then seek to subdue his foes. How should a king who has not been able to conquer his own self be able to conquer his foes? The conquest of these, viz., the aggregate of five, is regarded as the conquest of self. The king that has succeeded in subduing his senses is competent to resist his foes. He should place bodies of foot- soldiers in his forts, frontiers, towns, parks, and pleasure gardens, O delighter of the Kurus, as also in all places where he himself goes, and within his own palace, O tiger among men! He should employ as spies men looking like idiots or like those that are blind and deaf. Those should all be persons who have been thoroughly examined (in respect of their ability), who are possessed of wisdom, and who are able to endure hunger and thirst. With proper attention, the king should set his spies upon all his counsellors and friends and sons, in his city and the provinces, and in dominions of the chiefs under him. His spies should be so employed that they may not know one another. He should also, O bull of Bharata's race, know the spies of his foes by himself setting spies in shops and places of amusement, and concourses of people, among beggars, in his pleasure gardens and parks, in meetings and conclaves of the learned, in the country, in public places, in places where he holds his own court, and in the houses of the citizens. The king possessed of intelligence may thus ascertain the spies despatched by his foes. If these be known, the king may derive much benefit, O son of Pandu! When the king, by a survey of his own, finds himself weak, he should then, consulting with his counsellors make peace with a foe that is stronger. The king that is wise should speedily make peace with a foe, even when he knows that he is not weak, if any advantage is to be derived from it. Engaged in protecting his kingdom with righteousness, the king should make peace with those that are possessed of every accomplishment, capable of great exertion, virtuous, and honest. When the king finds himself threatened with danger and about to be overtaken by ruin, he should slay all offenders whom he had overlooked before and all such persons as are pointed at by the people. A king should have nothing to do with that person who can neither benefit nor injure him, or with one who cannot rescue himself from distress. As regards military operations a king who is confident of his own strength, should, at the head of a large force, cheerfully and with courage give the order to march, without proclaiming his destination against one destitute of allies and friends or already at war with another and (therefore) heedless (of danger from other quarters), or one weaker than himself, having first made arrangements for the protection of his own capital. I A king should not for ever live in subjection to another possessed of

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.12

वाय्वग्न्यशनि निष्पेषैः फलपुष्पं विशीर्यते शरॊत्रेण गृह्यते शब्दस तस्माच छृण्वन्ति पादपाः

vāyvagnyaśani niṣpeṣaiḥ phalapuṣpaṃ viśīryate śaròtreṇa gṛhyate śabdasa tasmāca chṛṇvanti pādapāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

विनाशो नास्य न हि वै सुखं प्राप्स्यथ मानुषा:

English

[Bhrigu said:] "Fruit and flower fall away from wind, fire and the thunderbolt's blow; sound is grasped by hearing, and so trees hear.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.13

वल्ली वेष्टयते वृक्षं सर्वतश चैव गच्छति न हय अदृष्टेश च मार्गॊ ऽसति तस्मात पश्यन्ति पादपाः

vallī veṣṭayate vṛkṣaṃ sarvataśa caiva gacchati na haya adṛṣṭeśa ca mārgò 'sati tasmāta paśyanti pādapāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

इसका नाश नहीं होगा, तुम्हें अवश्य ही सुख मिलेगा

English

A creeper winds round a tree and goes everywhere; there is no path for the unseeing; so trees see.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.14

पुण्यापुण्यैस तथा गन्धैर धूपैश च विविधैर अपि अरॊगाः पुष्पिताः सन्ति तस्माज जिघ्रन्ति पादपाः

puṇyāpuṇyaisa tathā gandhaira dhūpaiśa ca vividhaira api arògāḥ puṣpitāḥ santi tasmāja jighranti pādapāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

त्यक्त्वा गमिष्यथ क्वाद्य समुत्सृज्याल्पबुद्धिवत्

English

By holy and unholy scents and by various incenses, trees become healthy and flower; so trees smell.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.15

पादैः सलिलपानं च वयाधीनाम अपि दर्शनम वयाधिप्रतिक्रियत्वाच च विद्यते रसनं दरुमे

pādaiḥ salilapānaṃ ca vayādhīnāma api darśanama vayādhipratikriyatvāca ca vidyate rasanaṃ darume

हिन्दी अर्थ

श्मशानवासिना नित्यं रात्रि मृगयता नूप

English

They drink water with their feet, and are seen to have disease and cure for disease; so a tree has taste.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.16

वक्त्रेणॊत्पल नालेन यथॊर्ध्वं जलम आददेत तथा पवनसंयुक्तः पादैः पिबति पादपाः

vaktreṇòtpala nālena yathòrdhvaṃ jalama ādadeta tathā pavanasaṃyuktaḥ pādaiḥ pibati pādapāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

जम्बुकेन स्वकार्यार्थ बान्धवास्तस्य घिषछिता:

English

As one draws water upward through the stalk of a lotus with the mouth, so trees, joined with wind, drink with their feet.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.17

गरहणात सुखदुःखस्य छिन्नस्य च विरॊहणात जीवं पश्यामि वृक्षाणाम अचैतन्यं न विद्यते

garahaṇāta sukhaduḥkhasya chinnasya ca viròhaṇāta jīvaṃ paśyāmi vṛkṣāṇāma acaitanyaṃ na vidyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

अस्मिन् शवं परित्यज्य प्रेतकार्याण्युपासत

English

From the experience of pleasure and pain, and growth when cut, I see life in trees; they are not without consciousness.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.18

तेन तज जलम आदत्तं जरयत्य अग्निमारुतौ आहारपरिनामाच च सनेहॊ वृद्धिश च जायते

tena taja jalama ādattaṃ jarayatya agnimārutau āhāraparināmāca ca sanehò vṛddhiśa ca jāyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

यहीं छोड़कर तुमलोग प्रेतकर्म करो

English

The water taken in by them is digested by fire and wind; and from the transformation of food comes oil and growth.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.19

जङ्गमानां च सर्वेषां शरीरे पञ्च धातवः परत्येकशः परभिद्यन्ते यैः शरीरं विचेष्टते

jaṅgamānāṃ ca sarveṣāṃ śarīre pañca dhātavaḥ paratyekaśaḥ parabhidyante yaiḥ śarīraṃ viceṣṭate

हिन्दी अर्थ

तावदेनं परित्यज्य प्रेतकार्याण्युपासत

English

In the bodies of all moving beings the five constituents are distinguished one by one, by which the body acts.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.20

तवक च मांसं तथास्थीनि मज्जा सनायु च पञ्चमम इत्य एतद इह संख्यातं शरीरे पृथिवी मयम

tavaka ca māṃsaṃ tathāsthīni majjā sanāyu ca pañcamama itya etada iha saṃkhyātaṃ śarīre pṛthivī mayama

हिन्दी अर्थ

मृगेन्द्रा: प्रतिनन्दन्ति रविरस्तं च गच्छति

English

Skin, flesh, bones, marrow and sinew as the fifth: this is counted here as the earthy part of the body.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.21

तेजॊ ऽगनिश च तथा करॊधश चक्षुर ऊष्मा तथैव च अग्निर जरयते चापि पञ्चाग्नेयाः शरीरिणः

tejò 'ganiśa ca tathā karòdhaśa cakṣura ūṣmā tathaiva ca agnira jarayate cāpi pañcāgneyāḥ śarīriṇaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

रहे हैं, सिंह दहाड़ रहे हैं और सूर्य अस्ताचलको जा रहे हैं

English

Energy, fire, anger, the eye and heat; and fire digests also; embodied beings are made of five fiery parts.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.22

शरॊत्रं घराणम अथास्यं च हृदयं कॊष्ठम एव च आकाशात परानिनाम एते शरीरे पञ्च धातवः

śaròtraṃ gharāṇama athāsyaṃ ca hṛdayaṃ kòṣṭhama eva ca ākāśāta parānināma ete śarīre pañca dhātavaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

श्मशाने च निराहारा:ः प्रतिनर्दन्ति देहिन:

English

Hearing, smell, the mouth, the heart and the belly: these five constituents in the body of living beings are from space.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.23

शलेष्मा पित्तम अथ सवेदॊ वसा शॊनितम एव च इत्य आपः पञ्चधा देहे भवन्ति परानिनां सदा

śaleṣmā pittama atha savedò vasā śònitama eva ca itya āpaḥ pañcadhā dehe bhavanti parānināṃ sadā

हिन्दी अर्थ

युष्मान् प्रधर्षयिष्यन्ति विकृता मांसभोजिन:

English

Phlegm, bile, sweat, fat and blood: so water in the body of living beings is always fivefold.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.24

परानात परानीयते परानी वयानाद वयायच्छते तथा गच्छत्य अपानॊ ऽवाक्चैव समानॊ हृद्य अवस्थिथ

parānāta parānīyate parānī vayānāda vayāyacchate tathā gacchatya apānò 'vākcaiva samānò hṛdya avasthitha

हिन्दी अर्थ

त्यज्यतां काष्ठभूतोयं मृष्यतां जाम्बुकं वच:

English

The living being breathes by prana, extends by vyana, apana goes downward, and samana abides in the heart.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.25

उदानाद उच्छ्वसिति च परतिभेदाच च भासते इत्य एते वायवः पञ्च चेष्टयन्तीह देहिनम

udānāda ucchvasiti ca paratibhedāca ca bhāsate itya ete vāyavaḥ pañca ceṣṭayantīha dehinama

हिन्दी अर्थ

श्रोष्यथ भ्रष्टविज्ञानास्तत: सर्वे विनड्क्ष्यथ

English

By udana he breathes upward and speaks by its divisions; these five winds move the embodied one here.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.26

भूमेर गन्धगुणान वेत्ति रसं चाद्भ्यः शरीरवान जयॊतिः पश्यति चक्षुर्भ्यां सपर्शं वेत्ति च वायुना

bhūmera gandhaguṇāna vetti rasaṃ cādbhyaḥ śarīravāna jayòtiḥ paśyati cakṣurbhyāṃ saparśaṃ vetti ca vāyunā

हिन्दी अर्थ

सबके सब नष्ट हो जाओगे

English

The embodied one knows the quality of smell from earth, taste from water, sees light with the eyes, and knows touch by wind.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.27

तस्य गन्धस्य वक्ष्यामि विस्तराभिहितान गुणान इष्टश चानिष्ट गन्धश च मधुरः कतुर एव च

tasya gandhasya vakṣyāmi vistarābhihitāna guṇāna iṣṭaśa cāniṣṭa gandhaśa ca madhuraḥ katura eva ca

हिन्दी अर्थ

तावदस्मिन् सुते स्नेहादनिर्वेदिन वर्तत

English

Of that smell I shall tell the qualities in detail: pleasant and unpleasant smell, sweet and sharp,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.28

निर्हारी संहतः सनिग्धॊ रूक्षॊ विशद एव च एवं नवविधॊ जञेयः पार्थिवॊ गन्धविस्तरः

nirhārī saṃhataḥ sanigdhò rūkṣò viśada eva ca evaṃ navavidhò jañeyaḥ pārthivò gandhavistaraḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

स्थीयतां यावदादित्य: कि च क्रव्यादभाषितै:

English

spreading, compact, oily, rough and clear: so the extent of earthy smell is to be known as ninefold.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.29

शब्दः सपर्शश च रूपं च रसश चापां गुणाः समृताः रसज्ञानं तु वक्ष्यामि तन मे निगदतः शृणु

śabdaḥ saparśaśa ca rūpaṃ ca rasaśa cāpāṃ guṇāḥ samṛtāḥ rasajñānaṃ tu vakṣyāmi tana me nigadataḥ śṛṇu

हिन्दी अर्थ

गृह्नीत मोहितात्मान: सुतो वो न भविष्यति

English

Sound, touch, form and taste are held to be the qualities of water; I shall tell the knowledge of taste; hear it as I tell.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.30

रसॊ बहुविधः परॊक्तः सूरिभिः परथितात्मभिः मधुरॊ लवनस तिक्तः कसायॊ ऽमलः कतुस तथा एष षड्विध विस्तारॊ रसॊ वारि मयः समृतः

rasò bahuvidhaḥ paròktaḥ sūribhiḥ parathitātmabhiḥ madhurò lavanasa tiktaḥ kasāyò 'malaḥ katusa tathā eṣa ṣaḍvidha vistārò rasò vāri mayaḥ samṛtaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

वाक्यैरमृतकल्पैस्तै: प्रतिष्ठन्ति व्रजन्ति च

English

Taste is said by the wise of renowned minds to be of many kinds: sweet, salt, bitter, astringent, sour and pungent; this sixfold taste is held to be made of water.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.31

शब्दः सपर्शश च रूपं च तरिगुणं जयॊतिर उच्यते जयॊतिः पश्यति रूपाणि रूपं च बहुधा समृतम

śabdaḥ saparśaśa ca rūpaṃ ca tariguṇaṃ jayòtira ucyate jayòtiḥ paśyati rūpāṇi rūpaṃ ca bahudhā samṛtama

हिन्दी अर्थ

स्वकार्यकुशला भ्यां ते सम्भ्राम्यन्ते ह नैपुणात्

English

Sound, touch and form: light is said to have three qualities; light sees forms, and form is held to be of many kinds.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.32

हरस्वॊ दीर्घस तथा सथूलश चतुरस्रॊ ऽनु वृत्तवान शुक्लः कृष्णस तथा रक्तॊ नीलः पीतॊ ऽरुणस तथा एवं दवादश विस्तारॊ जयॊती रूपगुण समृतः

harasvò dīrghasa tathā sathūlaśa caturasrò 'nu vṛttavāna śuklaḥ kṛṣṇasa tathā raktò nīlaḥ pītò 'ruṇasa tathā evaṃ davādaśa vistārò jayòtī rūpaguṇa samṛtaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

बान्धवानां स्थितानां चाप्युपातिष्ठत शड्कर:

English

Short, long, thick, square, round, white, black, red, blue, yellow and ruddy: so light's form is held to have twelve varieties.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.33

शब्दस्पर्शौ तु विज्ञेयौ दविगुणॊ वायुर उच्यते वायव्यस तु गुणः सपर्शः सपर्शश च बहुधा समृतः

śabdasparśau tu vijñeyau daviguṇò vāyura ucyate vāyavyasa tu guṇaḥ saparśaḥ saparśaśa ca bahudhā samṛtaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

एकपुत्रविहीनानां सर्वेषां जीवितार्थिनाम्

English

Sound and touch are to be known; wind is said to have two qualities; the quality of wind is touch, and touch is held to be of many kinds.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.34

कथिनश चिक्कनः शलक्ष्णः पिच्छलॊ मृदु दारुणः उष्णः शीतः सुखॊ दुःखः सनिग्धॊ विशद एव च एवं दवादश विस्तारॊ वायव्यॊ गुण उच्यते

kathinaśa cikkanaḥ śalakṣṇaḥ picchalò mṛdu dāruṇaḥ uṣṇaḥ śītaḥ sukhò duḥkhaḥ sanigdhò viśada eva ca evaṃ davādaśa vistārò vāyavyò guṇa ucyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

तथा गोमायुगृध्रा भ्यां प्राददत् क्षुदविनाशनम्

English

Hard, smooth, slick, sticky, soft, harsh, hot, cold, pleasant, painful, oily and clear: so the quality of wind is declared to have twelve varieties.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.35

तत्रैकगुणम आकाशं शब्द इत्य एव तत समृतम तस्य शब्दस्य वक्ष्यामि विस्तरं विविधात्मकम

tatraikaguṇama ākāśaṃ śabda itya eva tata samṛtama tasya śabdasya vakṣyāmi vistaraṃ vividhātmakama

हिन्दी अर्थ

अनिर्वेदेन दीर्घेण निश्चयेन ध्रुवेण च

English

Space has one quality, which is held to be sound; I shall tell of that sound in its manifold variety.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.36

षड्ज ऋषभगान्धारौ मध्यमः पञ्चमस तथा धैवतश चापि विज्ञेयस तथा चापि निषादकः

ṣaḍja ṛṣabhagāndhārau madhyamaḥ pañcamasa tathā dhaivataśa cāpi vijñeyasa tathā cāpi niṣādakaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

पश्य हैवस्य संयोगं बान्धवानां च निश्चयम्

English

Shadja, rishabha, gandhara, madhyama and panchama, and dhaivata, and likewise nishada.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.37

एष सप्त विधः परॊक्तॊ गुण आकाशलक्षणः तरैस्वर्येण तु सर्वत्र सथितॊ ऽपि पतहादिषु

eṣa sapta vidhaḥ paròktò guṇa ākāśalakṣaṇaḥ taraisvaryeṇa tu sarvatra sathitò 'pi patahādiṣu

हिन्दी अर्थ

पश्य चाल्पेन कालेन निश्चयान्वेषणेन च

English

This is called the sevenfold quality marked by space; it stays everywhere in threefold voice, even in drums and the like.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.38

आकाशजं शब्दम आहुर एभिर वायुगुणैः सह अव्याहतैश चेतयते न वेत्ति विषमागतैः

ākāśajaṃ śabdama āhura ebhira vāyuguṇaiḥ saha avyāhataiśa cetayate na vetti viṣamāgataiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

ते विस्मिता: प्रह्ृष्टाश् पुत्रसंजीवनात् पुन:

English

They say sound is born of space; with these qualities of wind it perceives; it does not know when they come in disorder.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 177.39

आप्यायन्ते च ते नित्यं धातवस तैस तु धातुभिः आपॊ ऽगनिर मारुतश चैव नित्यं जाग्रति देहिषु

āpyāyante ca te nityaṃ dhātavasa taisa tu dhātubhiḥ āpò 'ganira mārutaśa caiva nityaṃ jāgrati dehiṣu

हिन्दी अर्थ

ततस्ते त्वरिता राजंस्त्यक्त्वा शोकं शिशूद्धवम्

English

And these constituents are ever nourished by those constituents; water, fire and wind are ever awake in embodied beings."

स्रोत: bhavykhatri/DharmicData · प्राप्त 1/6/2026

शास्त्रीय प्रामाणिकता एवं पारदर्शकताSources & Interpretation

स्रोत, संस्करण एवं व्याख्या वर्गीकरण

धर्म ग्रंथ पर मूल शास्त्र, पारंपरिक भाष्य और आधुनिक व्याख्या को पूर्णतः पृथक रखा जाता है ताकि पाठक को किसी भी व्याख्या के शास्त्र होने का भ्रम न हो।

सामग्री वर्गीकरण संकेत (Epistemic Content Labels)

6 स्तरिय प्रमाण व्यवस्था
मूल पाठOriginal text

अपौरुषेय / प्रामाणिक शास्त्र (Primary Canonical Scripture)

मूल संस्कृत, प्राकृत अथवा अवधी श्लोक/मंत्र। यह सर्वोच्च प्रमाण (प्रस्थान) है। इस पाठ में किसी भी आधुनिक व्याख्याकार का हस्तक्षेप नहीं है।

शाब्दिक अनुवादLiteral translation

पदार्थ व अन्वय (Direct Grammatical & Word-for-Word Meaning)

व्याकरणसम्मत प्रत्यक्ष शब्दार्थ (अन्वय)। बिना किसी दार्शनिक संप्रदाय के पूर्वाग्रह के, संस्कृत शब्दों का सटीक भाषांतर।

पारंपरिक भाष्यTraditional commentary

आचार्य परंपरा व टीका (Classical Lineage Commentary)

प्राचीन आचार्य परंपरा (यथा शंकराचार्य, रामानुजाचार्य, मध्वाचार्य, श्रीधर स्वामी) द्वारा विरचित शास्त्रीय भाष्य व टीकाएं।

सरल व्याख्याSimple explanation

भावार्थ व सुबोध प्रबोधन (Accessible Pedagogical Exposition)

आधुनिक जिज्ञासुओं के लिए सरल भाषा में भावार्थ। यह मूल मंत्र नहीं, बल्कि पाठ को सुगम बनाने हेतु संपादकीय व्याख्या है।

आधुनिक चिंतनModern reflection

समसामयिक विमर्श व अनुप्रयोग (Contemporary Application & Analysis)

दार्शनिक, मनोवैज्ञानिक व वैज्ञानिक समरूपताओं पर आधुनिक चिंतन। यह मूल शास्त्र का अंग नहीं है और इसे शास्त्रोक्त सिद्धांत के रूप में नहीं देखा जाना चाहिए।

शोध टिप्पणीResearch note

पांडुलिपि एवं ऐतिहासिक शोध (Critical Apparatus & Manuscript Research)

पांडुलिपि विविधताएं, पाठ-भेद (variant readings), छंद रचना, और ऐतिहासिक व तुलनात्मक भाषावैज्ञानिक शोध। यह शास्त्र का मूल संदेश बदलने हेतु नहीं, बल्कि पाठ की प्रामाणिकता परखने के लिए है।