***P2 -Adi Parva-Sec I-Ganesa agrees to write for Vyasa

[vatsa sridatta]

" September 9, 2016
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HINDUISM

VATSA SRIDATTA'S SELECTIONS
FROM
THE MAHABHARATA
of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa
 FOR PAINTED LESSONS

Adi Parva-Section I-Ganesa agrees to write for Vyasa

Presented by
(God / Brahman Speaking To Vatsa Sridatta and Anne Terri Through The Holy Spirit)

Once again, I Sent to Vatsa Sridatta a Divine Request Through Anne, to Choose from one of several sections she presented to him of
The Adi Parva for his painting. He Bowed to My Will to make the Choice.

Today I Choose to Share the next of the great moments of The Adi Parva - The Anukramanika Parva - Section I-Page 4-5,
where Ganesa agrees to write for Vyasa what he recites for the Bharata.

AMEN"
***
'Selection from THE MAHABHARATA of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa

p. 4
.......
And Vyasa having gone round him who is called Hiranyagarbha seated on that distinguished seat stood near it; and being commanded by Brahma Parameshthi, he sat down near the seat, full of affection and smiling in joy. Then the greatly glorious Vyasa, addressing Brahma Parameshthi, said,

"O divine Brahma, by me a poem hath been composed which is greatly respected. The mystery of the Veda, and what other subjects have been explained by me; the various rituals of the Upanishads with the Angas; the compilation of the Puranas and history formed by me and named after the three divisions of time, past, present, and future; the determination of the nature of decay, fear, disease, existence, and non-existence, a description of creeds and of the various modes of life; rule for the four castes, and the import of all the Puranas; an account of asceticism and of the duties of a religious student; the dimensions of the sun and moon, the planets, constellations, and stars, together with the duration of the four ages; the Rik, Sama and Yajur Vedas; also the Adhyatma; the sciences called Nyaya, Orthœphy and Treatment of diseases; charity and Pasupatadharma; birth celestial and human, for particular purposes; also a description of places of pilgrimage and other holy places of rivers, mountains, forests, the ocean, of heavenly cities and the kalpas; the art of war; the different kinds of nations and languages: the nature of the manners of the people; and the all-pervading spirit;--all these have been represented. But, after all, no writer of this work is to be found on earth.'

"Brahma said. 'I esteem thee for thy knowledge of divine mysteries, before the whole body of celebrated Munis distinguished for the sanctity of their lives. I know thou hast revealed the divine word, even from its first utterance, in the language of truth. Thou hast called thy present work a poem, wherefore it shall be a poem. There shall be no poets whose works may equal the descriptions of this poem, even, as the three other modes called Asrama are ever unequal in merit to the domestic Asrama. Let Ganesa be thought of, O Muni, for the purpose of writing the poem.'

"Sauti said, 'Brahma having thus spoken to Vyasa, retired to his own abode. Then Vyasa began to call to mind Ganesa. And Ganesa, obviator of obstacles, ready to fulfil the desires of his votaries, was no sooner thought of, than he repaired to the place where Vyasa was seated. And when he had been saluted, and was seated, Vyasa addressed him thus, 'O guide of the Ganas! be thou the writer of the Bharata which I have formed in my imagination, and which I am about to repeat."

"Ganesa, upon hearing this address, thus answered, 'I will become the writer of thy work, provided my pen do not for a moment cease writing."
And Vyasa said unto that divinity, 'Wherever there be anything thou dost not comprehend, cease to continue writing.'
Ganesa having signified his assent, by repeating the word Om! proceeded to write; and Vyasa began; and by way of diversion, he knit the knots of composition exceeding close; p. 5 by doing which, he dictated this work according to his engagement. '
 '

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"GOD'S LIVING BIBLE ---- THE THIRD TESTAMENT ----- RESEARCH LIBRARY ©
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NAMES WITHIN MAHABHARATA-Book 1-ADI PARVA SECTION I


God / Brahman Speaking To Anne Terri Through The Holy Spirit:
There are many names within The Mahabharata.
The most important, shall be place here for those who are interested in knowing more.
AMEN"

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