Padmapuran Part 2

SR No.: 001823
Original Sutra Author: Dravishenacharya
Author: Pannalal Jain
Publisher: Bharatiya Gyanpith
Publication Year: 1999
Total Pages: 480
Language: Hindi, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Mythology, & Story
File Size: 12 MB

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पद्मपुराणे
३००
४६ ३२६ ३६६
४१०
३६६
३६६
१४३
स्फुटं यातोऽसि हा वत्स २२८ स्वशरीरेऽपि निस्संगा
हा तात क्व प्रयातोऽसि स्फुटिताधरपादान्ताः ७२ स्वसंशयमशेषज्ञ
हा देवि किमिदं मुग्धे स्फुरचण्डाचिरज्योतिः । ४०४ स्वसारं च समालिंग्य
हानिः पुरुषकारस्य स्फुरत्स्फुलिङ्गज्वाला च
स्वसारमेवमाश्वास्य २५४ हा पुत्रौ सुमहावी? स्फुरद्भुजंगविस्कारि- ३१७ स्वस्ति स्वस्तिलकोदार- १५५ हा भद्र लक्ष्मण प्राप्तस्मरन् सोतां मनोयात २६४ ।। स्वस्मिन्निहितचेतस्के २२० हा भ्रातः परमोदार स्मरपालेयनिर्दग्धं २६४ स्वाध्यायनिरतानन्यान् १८६ हा भ्रातः प्रथम दृष्टो स्मरेषु हतचित्तोऽसौ २८३ स्वामिने चावदन्नत्वा
हा मया पुण्डरीकाक्षौ स्मित्वा च स जगादायं
स्वामिनो दशवक्त्रस्य २६६ हा मातः कोऽयमति स्मर्यमाणोपदेशेऽसौ २०६ स्वामिनो दृष्टिमार्गस्थाः ३१६
हा मातः पश्यतामुष्य स्यन्दनैरिणः सिंहै- ३६५
स्वामी त्वं परमोऽस्माभि- २४७ हा मातः सकलं लोकं स्यन्दनैर्विविधैर्यानैः ३५६
स्वामी भरतखण्डानां. २८७ हा मातस्तादृशं दुःखं स्यन्दनोद्वाहिनागांहि ३७६
स्वाहारेण क्वचित्तप्ताः १६६ हा मेऽन्तःकरणच्छाय- स्वच्छनीलाम्बरधर- ३०४
स्वेच्छया तेषु यातेषु १४७ हार स्वयंप्रभाभिख्यं स्वजनं नैव तौ कश्चि- १८६
स्वेच्छया पर्यटन्तस्ते २११ हारराजितवक्षस्का स्वजनस्योत्सवे जातो २६१
स्वैरं स्वैरं जनकतनया १२४ ।। हा वत्स विधियोगेन स्वनाथवचनात् साध्वी ३२६
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हा सीत इति भाषित्वा स्वपाकादपि पापीयान् ३०५
हंसकुलाभफेनपटलप्रभिन्न- २१७ हाहाकारं नृपाः कृत्वा स्वप्नः किमेष सम्प्राप्तं ४०३ हंसस्ताराक्षसरसि
हा हा मातः किमेतन्नु स्वप्नप्रतिममैश्वयं १८६ हंसीव पद्मिनीखण्डे
हाहाहीकारगम्भीरः स्वप्नमेवं नु पश्यामि १३७ हतं महोपकारेण
हिंसाधर्मविहीनानां स्वभावमागतं दृष्ट्वा
हतवान् हन्यते पूर्व ३७२ हिंसाया कारणं घोरं स्वभावविद्यासम्पन्ना २२५
हत्वा शत्रुन् समुवृत्ता ३५२ हितं करोत्यसौ स्वस्य स्वभावार्जवसम्पन्ना
हनूमानप्यलं रेजे
३०४ हिमाहत इवात्यर्थ स्वयं दुर्मतिना साद्ध
हनूमानिति विख्यातः ३३० हुताशनशिखागौर स्वयंवरामिधं भूयः ४२
हनूमानिषुभिस्तस्य ३०६ हृतभार्यों द्विजो दीनस्वयमेव गमिष्यामि २२१ हनूमान्यावदेतेन ३३६ हृता तत्र मया जाया स्वयमेव च सुग्रीवः २८६ हन्ता सत्त्वसहस्राणां १०७ हृदयागारमुद्दीप्त स्वर्गादिव ततोऽपप्तत्
हरिवाहननामाऽयं ३६ हृदये स्थापिताः कृच्छ्रा स्वर्गे राज्यं ददामीति १७१ हस्तं हस्तेन संस्पृश्य २६५ हे सुग्रीव सुहृत्त्वं ते स्वल्प इत्यनया बुद्धया २६७ हस्तप्रहस्तसद्वीरौ ३७४ हेमकुम्भोपमं गोत्र स्वल्पमप्यर्जितं पापं १० हस्तप्रहस्तसामन्ता- ३६६ हेमनानामणिस्फीतः स्वल्पेन सुकृतेन त्व
हा कष्टं देव कस्मात् त्वं २३६ ह्रियमाणामथ प्रेक्ष्य स्वशरीरमपि त्यक्त्वा ३०५ हा कान्त इति कुजंश्च ६१ हादनश्चपलश्चोल
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२३ २०२ ४०३ ४०३ ४०३ १४७ १५३ ३६६ २३६
२८ २०५
२२६
३३८
२७७
१०८ ४८
३४१
२
२४१
४८
१२६
३०१ २८८ २३८ ३६५
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Translation AI Generated

Padma Purana
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Clearly you have gone, alas my child 228 even from your own body, unattached.
Alas, father, where have you gone? The ends of your lips and feet are clearly visible 72 all-knowing of your own doubts.
Alas, goddess, what is this, O innocent one, the dazzling eternal light flashes. 404 Embracing your own sister
The loss of human effort, and the flashing sparks of flame.
Comforting his own sister thus 254 Alas, the two great heroes? Displaying the serpent 317 Welfare, the auspicious mark 155 Alas, good Lakshmana, remembering the attained stream of the mind 264.
Centered in his own self 220 Alas, most generous brother, consumed by the fire of love 264 Devoted to their own study, others 186 Alas, brother, first seen, his mind destroyed in love 283 Bowing to the lord
Alas, by me, lotus-eyed ones, he smiled and said this
Of the lord with ten faces 266 Alas, mother, who is this, being remembered in the teaching 206 In the line of sight of the lord 316
Alas, mother, see the chariots of that one, the lions- 365
We are the supreme lord 247 Alas, mother, the whole world, with various vehicles 356
The lord of the Bharata region 287 Alas, mother, such sorrow, the chariots carrying the elephants 376
Scorched in some places by their own food 166 Alas, the shadow of my heart- dressed in pure blue garments 304
Wandering among them at will 147 Alas, the self-radiant fame, their own people, neither of them 186
Wandering at will 211 Alas, in the festival of his own people, he was born 261
Freely, freely, daughter of the king 124 Alas, child, by the connection of destiny, from the words of your own lord, the virtuous one 326
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Alas, saying "Sita", even more sinful than his own cooking 305
The swan-like, the foam-like, the shining- 217 Alas, the kings made a great lament, is this a dream come true? 403 The swan in the lake of the stars
Alas, alas, mother, what is this, the majesty like a dream 186 Like a swan in the lotus bed
Destroyed by the great benefactor
The fierce roar of "Haha" 137 Destroyed the previous one who was killed
Devoid of the dharma of non-violence, seeing their own nature come
Killed first, is killed later 372 The terrible cause of violence, endowed with the knowledge of their own nature
After killing the enemies, she rose up 352 Does good for his own, endowed with the straightforwardness of nature
Hanuman also shone brightly
304 Extremely cold, as if by the snow, along with the foolish one
Hanuman, thus famous 330 The color of the fire's flame, this again the self-choice 42
Hanuman with his arrows 306 The Brahmin, whose wife was taken, will go himself 221
Hanuman, as long as this 336 The wife was taken by me there, Sugriva himself also 286
Killer of thousands of beings 107 Ignited the heart's abode, fell from heaven like
This is called the vehicle of Hari 36 Placed in the heart, the difficult ones, gave the kingdom in heaven 171
Touching hand with hand 265 O Sugriva, your friendship is small, with this understanding 267
The two heroic hand-to-hand warriors 374 The gold pot-like clan, little merit acquired 10
Around the hand-to-hand warriors 366 The jewel-rich, the golden ones, by little good deeds
Alas, what a pity, god, why you 236 Seeing her being taken away, even abandoning his own body 305
Alas, my beloved, thus roaring 61 The destroyer, the fickle
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