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  • [[Devas and Asuras]] literally means the Gods and Demons. Vidvāmsas<ref>Vidvāmsas means men of wisdom.</ref> are the devas<ref>Devas means gods.</ref> and the avidvāriisas<ref>Avidvāriisas means men of igno
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  • [[Devas and Asuras]] literally means the Gods and Demons. Vidvāmsas<ref>Vidvāmsas means men of wisdom.</ref> are the devas<ref>Devas means gods.</ref> and the avidvāriisas<ref>Avidvāriisas means men of igno
    516 bytes (76 words) - 05:51, 16 December 2016
  • ...om the primal ocean during the churning of the same the [[Devas and Asuras|devas and asuras]];
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  • ...milk during the churning of the primordial ocean by the [[Devas and Asuras|devas and asuras]].
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  • # pertaining to devas; luminous; shining
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  • ...the demon [[Sura]] [[Padma]] and was the Commander in chief of the army of Devas. And who is the chief of the world of Devas.<br>
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  • ...[[Dānavas]] who were allied with the [[Daityas]] and were inimical to the Devas.
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  • # in the puranas, the celestial kingdom of the Devas, ruled by [[Indra]].
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  • ...ālāhala poison. It was so terrific, that it started scalding everyone. The devas and the [[dānavas]] went to [[Śiva]] and supplicated him to save them.
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  • ...constant wars and conflicts between the [[suras]] and the [[asuras]], the devas and the [[dānavas]]. These stories project sage [[Kaśyapa]] as the progen The sons of [[Aditi]] were ādityas or āditeyas (same as devas or [[suras]] or gods). The sons of Diti were the daityas. The sons of [[Dan
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  • ...presided over by a special Manu. It is characterized by different Indras, devas, saptaṛṣis, etc. There are fourteen Manvantaras in total. Currently, t ...the [[avatāra]], śuci is the [[Indra]], [[pavitra]], cākṣuṣa, etc are the devas. Śuci, śuddhamāgadha, etc are the saptaṛṣis. Uru, Gambhīra, Bradhna
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  • Who is being worshipped even by devas,<br> I [[worship]] he who is worshipped by devas,<br>
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  • Which is worshipped by [[Brahma]], [[Vishnu]] and other Devas,<br> Which is worshipped by great sages and devas,<br>
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  • ...ho emerged out of the cosmic ocean during the churning of the ocean by the devas and [[asuras]].
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  • ....); the wife of Suyajña and the mother of Suyamā (Bg. Pur.); the mother of devas known as Yamas (M. Bh.).
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  • ...[music]], singing and dancing and lovemaking and belong to the race of the Devas and live in their abodes.
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  • # an [[daitya]] belonging to the dynasty of Hiraņyākş[[a]], to slay whom the devas prayed to the Mother Goddess, who upon doing so, cameto be called “Durgā
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  • ...e rāksasas<ref>Rāksasas means the demons.</ref> on behalf of the devas<ref>Devas means the gods.</ref> at their request and helping them to win, he got the
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  • # Devas - gods # Devas - gods
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  • ...ance of performing one’s allotted duties in life. While declaring that the devas worshiped the [[Puruṣa]] through yajña or sacrifice, the [[Sukta]] has a The devas had been allotted the task of secondary creation by the [[Puruṣa]], who h
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  • Who is worshipped by all devas,<br> Let my ears be protected by teacher of devas,<br>
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