Arjuna Before Leaving to Heaven from Mandara Mountain
'O mountain, thou art ever the refuge of holy, Munis of virtuous conduct and behaviour. It is through thy grace, O mountain, that people attain heaven, and their anxieties gone, sport with the celestials.
O king of mountains,
O mountain, thou art the asylum of Munis, and thou holdest on thy breast numerous sacred shrines. Happily have I dwelt on thy heights. I leave thee now, bidding thee farewell. Often have I seen thy tablelands and bowers, thy springs and brooks, and the sacred shrines on thy breast. I have also eaten the savoury fruits growing on thee, and have slated my thirst with draughts of perfumed water oozing from the body. I have also drunk the water of thy springs, sweet as amrita itself.
O mountain, as a child sleepeth happily on the lap of his father, so have I,
O king of mountains,
O excellent one, sported on thy breast, echoing with the notes of Apsaras and the chanting of Vedas.
O mountain, every day have I lived happily on thy tablelands.'
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Lomasa to Yudhistira http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m03/m03139.htm
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'O mountain, thou art ever the refuge of holy, Munis of virtuous conduct and behaviour. It is through thy grace, O mountain, that people attain heaven, and their anxieties gone, sport with the celestials.
O king of mountains,
O mountain, thou art the asylum of Munis, and thou holdest on thy breast numerous sacred shrines. Happily have I dwelt on thy heights. I leave thee now, bidding thee farewell. Often have I seen thy tablelands and bowers, thy springs and brooks, and the sacred shrines on thy breast. I have also eaten the savoury fruits growing on thee, and have slated my thirst with draughts of perfumed water oozing from the body. I have also drunk the water of thy springs, sweet as amrita itself.
O mountain, as a child sleepeth happily on the lap of his father, so have I,
O king of mountains,
O excellent one, sported on thy breast, echoing with the notes of Apsaras and the chanting of Vedas.
O mountain, every day have I lived happily on thy tablelands.'
https://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Ocean
Lomasa to Yudhistira http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m03/m03139.htm
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