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The Srimad Devi Bhagavatam 2 parts (bd.in 1)

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Código del Artículo: ISL94

por Trans. into English by Swami Vijnanananda alias Hari Prasanna Chatterjee

Hard Cover (Edición: 2004)

Munshiram Manoharlal
ISBN 8121505917

Tamaño: 5.9" x 7.5"
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From the Jacket: The Srimad Devi Bhagavatam, on the basis of its order, style and theme belongs to the genre of Mahapuranas, in spite of its exclusion from the original list of the Mahapuranas. It is to the Saktas what Srimad Devi Bhagavatam is to Vailavas. Opinions about the date of its composition vary; however it can be safely said that it attained its present shape sometime during the eleventh century AD. Its ideas trace source from all the major works of ancient India-the Vedas, the Epics and the Puranas. The translation of the voluminous text of the Srimad Devi Bhagavatam by Swami Vijnanananda is a landmark in the translation of ancient texts. This shall prove to be an invaluable boon to the students of ancient Indian history and to those interested in the study of Saktism and Tantrism in particular.

Contents:

THE FIRST BOOK 

Chapter  I - On the question by Saunaka and other Risis 
Chapter  II - On the question by Saunaka and other Risis 
Chapter  III - On praising the Puranas and on each Vyasa of every Dvapara Yoga 
Chapter  IV - On the excellency of the Devi 
Chapter  V - On the narrative of Hayagriva 
Chapter  VI - On the preparation for war by Madhu Kaitabha 
Chapter  VII - On the praise of the Devi 
Chapter  VIII - On deciding who is to be worshipped 
Chapter  IX - On the killing of Madhu Kaitabha 
Chapter  X - On Siva's granting boons 
Chapter  XI - On the birth of Buddha 
Chapter  XII - On the birth of Pururava 
Chapter  XIII - On Urvasi and Pururava 
Chapter  XIV - On the birth of Suka Deva and on the duties of householders, 
Chapter  XV - On the dispassion of Suka and the instructions of Bhagavati to Hari 
Chapter  XVI - On the Suka's desiring to go to Mithila to see Janaka 
Chapter  XVII - On the Suka's self-control 
Chapter  XVIII - On the Janaka's instruction to Suka Deva 
Chapter  XIX - On Suka's marriage 
Chapter  XX - On Vyasa doing the duties THE SECOND BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the birth of Matsyagandha 
Chapter  II - On the birth of Vyasa Deva 
Chapter  III - On the curse on the river Ganga 
Chapter  IV - On the birth of the Vasus 
Chapter  V - On the marriage of Stayavati 
Chapter  VI - On the birth of the Pandavas 
Chapter  VII - On she wing the departed ones 
Chapter  VIII - On the extinction of the family of Yadu and on the anecdote of Pariksit 
Chapter  IX - On the account of Kuru 
Chapter  X - On the death of Pariksit 
Chapter  XI- On the Sarpa Yajna 
Chapter  XII - On the birth of Astika THE THIRD BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the question put by Janamejaya 
Chapter  II - On Rudras going towards the heavens on the celestial car. 
Chapter  III - On seeing the Devi 
Chapter  IV - On the hymns of the Devi 
Chapter  V - On chanting hymns by Hara and Brahma 
Chapter  VI - On the powers of the Devi 
Chapter  VII - On creation 
Chapter  VIII - On Gunas 
Chapter  IX - On the characteristics of the Gunas 
Chapter  X - On the anecdote of Satyavrata 
Chapter  XI - On the Devi in the anecdote of Satya vrata 
Chapter  XII - On the Amba Yajna 
Chapter  XIII - On the Devi Yajna 
Chapter  XIX - On the glories of the Devi 
Chapter  XV - On the fight between Yudhajit and Virasena 
Chapter  XVI - On Yudhajit's going to the hermitage of Bharadvaja 
Chapter  XVII - On the story of Visvamitra 
Chapter  XVIII - On Svayambara of the daughter of the king of Benares 
Chapter  XIX - On the marriage 
Chapter  XX - On the Svayambara Hall 
Chapter  XXI - On the king of Benares fulfilling the advice of the daughter 
Chapter  XXII - On Sudarsana's marriage 
Chapter  XXIII - On killing the enemy of Sudars' an 
Chapter  XXIV - On the installation of Durga Devi in Benares 
Chapter  XXV - On the installation of the Devi in Ayodha and Benares 
Chapter  XXVI - On the Navaratri 
Chapter  XXVII - On worshipping the virgins 
Chapter  XXVIII - On incidents connected with Navaratri 
Chapter  XXIX - On the stealing of Sita 
Chapter  XXX - On Rama's performing the Navaratra ceremony THE FOURTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the question put by Janamejaya regarding Krishna's incarnation 
Chapter  II - On the supremacy of the effects of Karma 
Chapter  III - On the previous curse of Vasudeva 
Chapter  IV - On Adharma 
Chapter  V - On the dialogues of Nara Narayana 
Chapter  VI - On the origin of Urvasi 
Chapter  VII - On Ahamkara 
Chapter  VIII - On going to the Tirthas 
Chapter  IX - On the fight between the Risis and Prahlada 
Chapter  X - On the curse on Visnu by Bhrigu 
Chapter  XI - On Suka's going to Mahadeva to get the Mantra 
Chapter  XII - On Bhrigu's curse and the dialogue between Sukracharya and the Daityas 
Chapter  XIII - On cheating the Daityas 
Chapter  XIV - On the Daitya's getting back their Sukracharya 
Chapter  XV - On the truce between the Daityas and the Devas 
Chapter  XVI - On the birth of the several Avataras of Vishnu 
Chapter  XVII - On the questions asked by Janamejaya 
Chapter  XVIII - On the Devi Earth's going to the Heavens 
Chapter  XIX - On chanting the hymns to the Devi 
Chapter  XX - On Devaki's marriage 
Chapter  XXI - On the killing of the sons of Devaki 
Chapter  XXII - On the part incarnations of the several Devas 
Chapter  XXIII - On the birth of Sri Krishna 
Chapter  XXIV - On the seating away of Pradyumna 
Chapter  XXV - On the Devi's Highest Supremacy THE FIFTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the Superiority of Rudra over Visnu 
Chapter  II - On the birth of the Danava Mahisa 
Chapter  III - On the Daitya armies getting ready 
Chapter  IV - On the war counsels given by Indra 
Chapter  V - On the defeat of the Danava forces of Mahisa 
Chapter  VI - On the Deva Danava fight 
Chapter  VII - On the going to Devas to Kailasa 
Chapter  VIII - On the description of the origin and the Form of the Devi 
Chapter  IX - On the worship of the gods to the Devi 
Chapter  X - On the messenger's news to Mahisa 
Chapter  XI - On Tamras fighting with the Devi 
Chapter  XII - On the cabinet held by Mahisa 
Chapter  XIII - On the killing of Vaskala and Durmukha 
Chapter  XIV - On the killing of Tamra and Chiksura 
Chapter  XV - On the slaying of Vidalaksa and Asiloma 
Chapter  XVI - On the conversation between the Devi and Mahisa 
Chapter  XVII - On Mandodari's accounts 
Chapter  XVIII - On the killing of Mahisa 
Chapter  XIX - On the hymns to the Devi 
Chapter  XX - On the peace of the world 
Chapter  XXI - On the conquest of the Heavens by Sumbha and Nis'umbha 
Chapter  XXII - On praising the Devi 
Chapter  XXIII - On the prowess of Kaus'iki 
Chapter  XXIV - On Dhumralochana 
Chapter  XXV - On Dhumralochana killed 
Chapter  XXVI - On Chanda Munda killed 
Chapter  XXVII - On the fight of Raktabija 
Chapter  XXVIII - On the Devi fighting 
Chapter  XXIX - On the killing of Raktabija 
Chapter  XXX - On the killing of Nis'umbha 
Chapter  XXXI - On the death of S'umbha 
Chapter  XXXII - On the king Suratha's going to the forest 
Chapter  XXXIII - On the greatness of the Devi 
Chapter  XXXIV - On the worship of the Devi 
Chapter  XXXV - On the King Suratha's getting the boons and on the Vais'ya Samadhi THE SIXTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On Tris'ira's austerities 
Chapter  II - On the birth of Vritrasura 
Chapter  III - On the Deva defeat and on Vritra's tapasya 
Chapter  IV - On the defeat of the Devas by Vrita 
Chapter  V - On praising the Devi 
Chapter  VI - On Vritrasura slain 
Chapter  VII - On Indra's disguise in the Manas Lake 
Chapter  VIII - On Sachi's praising the Devi 
Chapter  IX - On Indra's getting the fruits of Brahamahatya and on the downfall of the king Nahusa 
Chapter  X - On the phase of Karma 
Chapter  XI - On the Dharma 
Chapter  XII - On the war between Adi and Baka 
Chapter  XIII - On the above fight 
Chapter  XIV - On the birth of Vas'istha from Mitra Varuna 
Chapter  XV - On Nimi's getting another body and on the Haihayas 
Chapter  XVI - On the Haihaya and the Bhargavas 
Chapter  XVII - On the continuance of Bhrigu's family 
Chapter  XVIII - On the origin of the Haihayas 
Chapter  XIX - On the Haihayas born of a mare 
Chapter  XX - On the son born of mare by Hari 
Chapter  XXI - On the installation of Ekavira 
Chapter  XXII - On stealing away Ekavali 
Chapter  XXIII - On the war between Haihaya and Kalaketu 
Chapter  XXIV - On Viksepa Sakti 
Chapter  XXV - On the cause of Moha of Vyasa 
Chapter  XXVI - On Narada's Moha 
Chapter  XXVII - On Narada's marriage 
Chapter  XXVIII - On Narada, a woman 
Chapter  XXIX - On Narada again a man 
Chapter  XXX - On the glory of Maha Maya 
Chapter  XXXI - On Maha Maya THE SEVENTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the Solar and Lunar Kings 

Chapter   II - On the piereing of the eyes of Chyavana Muni 
Chapter  III - The King Saryatis giving his daughter in marriage to Chyavana Muni 
Chapter  IV - On Sukanya and As'vin's 
Chapter  V - On Chyavana's getting his youth 
Chapter  VI - On the As'vins getting the right to drink Soma 
Chapter  VII - On the As'vin's drinking the Soma cup 
Chapter  VIII - On the King Revata and the Solar Dynasty 
Chapter  IX - On the story of Kakutstha and on Mandhata 
Chapter  X - On Satyavrata 
Chapter  XI - On Tris'anku 
Chapter  XII - On Vas'istha's curse on Tris'anku 
Chapter  XIII - Vis'vamitra helping Tris'anku 
Chapter  XIV - On Tris'anku going to the Heavens 
Chapter  XV - On the King Haris'chandra 
Chapter  XVI - On Sunahs'epha 
Chapter  XVII - On Sunahs'epha freed and Haris'chandra cured 
Chapter  XVIII - On the quarrel between Haris'chandra and Vis'vamitra 
Chapter  XIX - On Haris'chandra's kingdom taken 
Chapter  XX - On Haris'chandra playing his Daksina 
Chapter  XXI - On the sorrows of Haris'chandra 
Chapter  XXII - On selling Haris'chandra's wife 
Chapter  XXIII - On Haris'chandra as a salve of the Chandala 
Chapter  XXIV - On Haris'chandra in the burning Ghat of Kasi 
Chapter  XXV - On the quarrels between Haris'chandra and Vis'vamitra 
Chapter  XXVI - On the sorrows of Haris'chandra 
Chapter  XXVII - On Haris'chandra's going to the Heavens 
Chapter  XXVIII - On the glory of Sataksi Devi 
Chapter  XXIX - On the Devi's birth in the Daksa's house 
Chapter  XXX - On the birth of Gauri and Siva's distraction 
Chapter  XXXI - On the birth of Parvati 
Chapter  XXXII - On the Self Realisation spoken by the Devi 
Chapter  XXXIII - On the Devi's Virat Rupa 
Chapter  XXXIV - On the Final Emancipation 
Chapter  XXXV - On the Yoga and Mantra Siddhi 
Chapter  XXXVI - On the knowledge of Brahman 
Chapter  XXXVII - On Bhakti 
Chapter  XXXVIII - On the vows and the sacred places of the Devi 
Chapter  XXXIX - On the worship of the Devi 
Chapter  XL - On the outer worship of the Devi THE EIGHTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the description of the worlds 
Chapter  II - On the Earth raised by the Boar 
Chapter  III - On Manu's family 
Chapter  IV - On the family of Priyavrata 
Chapter  V - On mountains and rivers 
Chapter  VI - On the rivers and mountains 
Chapter  VII - On the Ganges and the Varsas 
Chapter  VIII - On Ilavrita 
Chapter  IX - On the divisions of the continent 
Chapter  X - On Bhuvanakosa 
Chapter  XI - On the continents and Bharatavarsa 
Chapter  XII - On Dvipas 
Chapter  XIII - On Dvipas 
Chapter  XIV - On the Lokaloka 
Chapter  XV - On the motion of the sun 
Chapter  XVI - On the motions of the planets 
Chapter  XVII - On the Dhruvva Mandalam 
Chapter  XVIII - On the Rahu 
Chapter  XIX - On the nether regions 
Chapter  XX - On the narrative of Talatala 
Chapter  XXI - On the narrative of hells 
Chapter  XXII - On the sins 
Chapter  XXIII - on the remaining hells 
Chapter  XXIV - On the Devi Puja THE NINTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the description of Prakriti 
Chapter  II - On the origin of Prakrit and Purusa 
Chapter  III - On the origin of Brahma, Visnu, Mahes'a and others 
Chapter  IV - On the hymn, worship and Kavacha of Sarasvati 
Chapter  V - On Sarasvati Stotra 
Chapter  VI - On the coming in this world of Lakshmi, Ganga and Sarasvati 
Chapter  VII - On the curses on Ganga, Lakshmi and Sarasvati 
Chapter  VIII - On the Greatness of Kali 
Chapter  IX - On the origin of the Sakti of the Earth 
Chapter  X - On the offences caused to the Earth and punishments thereof 
Chapter  XI - On the origin of the Ganga 
Chapter  XII - On the origin of the Ganga 
Chapter  XIII - On the anecdote of the Ganga 
Chapter  XIV - On Ganga, as the wife of Narayana 
Chapter  XV - On the anecdote of Tulasi 
Chapter  XVI - On the incarnation of Maha Lakshmi in the house of Kus'adhvaja 
Chapter  XVII - On the anecdote of Tulasi 
Chapter  XVIII - On the union of Sankhachuda with Tulasi 
Chapter  XIX - On the going to the Devas to vaikuntha after Tulasi's marriage with Sankhachuda 
Chapter  XX - On the was preparation of Sankhachuda 
Chapter  XXI - On the war between Maha Deva and Sankhachuda 
Chapter  XXII- On the fight between the Devas and Sankhachuda 
Chapter  XXIII - On the killing of Sankhachuda 
Chapter  XXIV - On the glory of Tulasi 
Chapter  XXV - On the worship of Tulasi 
Chapter  XXVI - On Savitri 
Chapter  XXVII - On the birth, etc., of Savitri 
Chapter  XXVIII - On Savitri 
Chapter  XXIX - On Savitri, on gifts, and on Karmas 
Chapter  XXX - On the conversation between Savitri and Yama 
Chapter  XXXI - On Yama's giving the Sakti Mantra to Savitri 
Chapter  XXXII - On various hells 
Chapter  XXXIII - On the destinies of the sinners 
Chapter  XXXIV - On various hells 
Chapter  XXXV - On various hells 
Chapter  XXXVI - On having no fear of Yama of those who are the Panchopasakas 
Chapter  XXXVII - On the Eighty-Six Kundas 
Chapter  XXXVIII - On the glories of the Devi 
Chapter  XXXIX - On Maha Lakshmi 
Chapter  XL - On the birth of Lakshmi 
Chapter  XLI - On the churning of the ocean 
Chapter  XLII - On the stotram of Maha Lakshmi 
Chapter  XLIII - On Svaha 
Chapter  XLIV - On Svadha 
Chapter  XLV - On Daksina 
Chapter  XLVI - On Sasthi Devi 
Chapter  XLVII - On Manasa 
Chapter  XLVIII - On Manasa 
Chapter  XLIX - On Surabhi 
Chapter  L - On the glory of Sakti Notes on Sakti and the Saktas THE TENTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On Svayambhuva Manu 
Chapter  II - On the conversation between Narada and the Bindhya Mountain 
Chapter  III - On Bindhya's obstructing the Sun's Course in the Heavens 
Chapter  IV - On the Devas' going to Maha Deva 
Chapter  V - On the Devas' going to Visnu 
Chapter  VI - On the Devas' praying to the Muni Agastya 
Chapter  VII - On the checking of the rise of the Bindhya 
Chapter  VIII - On the Origin of Manu 
Chapter  IX - On the anecdote of Chaksusa Manu 
Chapter  X - On the history of the king Suratha 
Chapter  XI - On Madhu Kaitabha killed 
Chapter  XII - On Savarni Manu 
Chapter  XIII - On Bhramari Devi THE ELEVENTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the Morning Duties 
Chapter  II - On clearing the body 
Chapter  III - On the glories of the Rudraksa beads 
Chapter  IV - On the greatness of the Rudraksam 
Chapter  V - On the Rudraksam rosaries 
Chapter  VI - On the greatness of Rudraksam 
Chapter  VII - On the different number of facets of Rudraksams 
Chapter  VIII - On Bhuta Suddhi 
Chapter  IX - On the rules of Sirovrata 
Chapter  X - On Gauna Bhasma 
Chapter  XI - On the three kinds of Bhasmas 
Chapter  XII - On holding the Tripundrams 
Chapter  XIII - On the greatness of Bhasma 
Chapter  XIV - On holding the Bibhuti 
Chapter  XV - On using the Tripundra and Urdhapundra 
Chapter  XVI - On the Sandhya Upasana 
Chapter  XVII - On the Sandhya and other daily practices 
Chapter  XVIII - On the greatness of the Devi Puja 
Chapter  XIX - On the mid-day Sandhya 
Chapter  XX - On the Brahma Yajna, Sandhyas, etc. 
Chapter  XXI - On the Gayatri Puras'charnam 
Chapter  XXII - On the Vais'adeva 
Chapter  XXIII - On the Tepta Krichchhra Vrata 
Chapter  XXIV - On Sadachara THE TWELFTH BOOK 
Chapter  I - On the description of the Gayatri 
Chapter  II - On the description of the Saktis of the Gayatri 
Chapter  III - On the Gayatri Kavacham 
Chapter  IV - On the Gayatri Hridayam 
Chapter  V - On the Gayatri Stotram 
Chapter  VI - On the one thousand and eight names of Gayatri 
Chapter  VII - On the Diksa vidhi (Initiation) 
Chapter  VIII - On the appearance of the Highest Sakti 
Chapter  IX - On the cause of Faith in the other Devas than the Devi Gayatri 
Chapter  X - On the description of the Mani Dvipa 
Chapter  XI - On the enclosures walls of the Mani Dvipa 
Chapter  XII - On the description of the Mani Dvipa 
Chapter  XIII - On Janamejaya's Devi Yajna 
Chapter  XIV - On the fruits of hearing, etc, this Puranam

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Devi-Bhagavata Purana

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Devi-Bhagavata Purana (Sanskrit, n., देवी भागवतपुराण, Devī Bhāgavatapurāṇa, "the old book of the Goddess"), also known as Shrimad Devi Bhagvatam or Devi Bhagavatam, is one of the most important work in Shaktism, the veneration in Hinduism of the divine feminine, next to Devi Mahatmya.^[1] Although the Devi-Bhagavata Purana is considered as a Upapurana (secondary Purana) by many, the text claims itself a Maha Purana ("Great Purana").^[2]

The Devi-Bhagavata Purana is one of the Puranic works that are not necessarily authoritative for all Hindus, but that have special importance for the Shakta sect within Hinduism. The text describes the Devi, the Goddess, as the foundation of the world and as identical with Brahman, the Supreme Being. As the divine mother, she reveals her virat rupa (universal form) (Book 7, Chapter 33) and describes the proper ways for worshipping her: especially the practice of Yoga, Meditation (Book 7, Chapter 35), and Ritual (Book 7, Chapter 39). The Devi-Bhagavata Purana also deals with topics like spiritual knowledge, social and personal ethics, and holy places.

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According to a statement mentioned in the text (i.2.11-16), Devi-Bhagavata Purana consists of 12 skandhas (books), 318 adhyayas (chapters) and 18,000 verses and it is ascribed to the mythical sage Krishna Dvaipayana Veda Vyasa,^[3] who is also regarded as the author of the Mahabharata and who is credited with dividing the Vedas into four parts.

The first skandha consists of 20 chapters. The first three chapters of the first skandha deal with the praise of Suta by Shaunaka for studying the eighteen puranas from Veda Vyasa and on the request of Shaunaka, Suta's beginning of narration. Chapters 4-19 describe the narrative of Śuka. The last chapter narrates the story of the Mahabharata from the marriage of Shantanu with Satyavati to the birth of Dhritarashtra, Pandu and Vidura.^[3]

The second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh skandhas consist of 12, 30, 25, 35, 31 and 40 chapters respectively. The last nine chapters (31-40) of the seventh skandha is known as the Devi Gita. It is a dialogue between Parvati and her father Himavat. It deals with the universal form of the Devi, meditations on the major texts of Upanishads, ashtanga-yoga, the yogas of jnana, karma and bhakti, locations of the temples dedicated to the Devi and the rituals pertaining to her worship. The eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth skandhas have 24, 50, 13, 24 and 14 chapters respectively.

Like other Puranas, the Devi-Bhagavata Purana contains narratives, sections praising the Devi as supreme, and instructions in various types of sadhana. Parts of it have worked their way into popular Hinduism, such as the narrative of the goddess Durga in her fight against the buffalo-demon Mahishasura (Book 5, Chapters 2-18), which is also described in the Devi Mahatmya. This narrative provides the mythological backdrop for the annual ritual called Durga Puja, celebrated especially in Bengal. (seguir leyendo)

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Devi-Bhagavata Purana (sánscrito, N., देवीभागवतपुराण, Devī Bhāgavatapurāṇa, " libro antiguo de la Goddess"), también conocido como Shrimad Devi Bhagvatam o Devi Bhagavatam, es uno del trabajo más importante del Shaktism, la veneración en el Hinduism del divino femenino, al lado de Devi Mahatmya.

[1] Aunque el Devi-Bhagavata Purana sea considerado como Upapurana (Purana secundario) por muchos, el texto pide ser un Maha Purana ("Un Gran Purana").

[2] El Devi-Bhagavata Purana es uno de los trabajos de purana que no son necesariamente autoritarios para todo los Hindus, sino que tiene una importancia especial para la secta de los Shaktas dentro del Hinduism. El texto describe a la Devi, la diosa, como la fundación del mundo y la idéntica con el Brahman, el supremo. Como la madre divina, ella revela su rupa del virat (forma universal) (libro 7, el capítulo 33) y describe las maneras apropiadas para adorarla: especialmente la práctica del yoga, de la meditación (libro 7, capítulo 35), y del ritual (libro 7, capítulo 39). El Devi-Bhagavata Purana también se ocupa de asuntos como conocimiento espiritual, los éticas sociales y personales, y los lugares santos. Contenido [piel] Contenido 1 2 notas 3 vea también 4 acoplamientos externos [corrija] contenido Según una declaración mencionada en el texto (i.2.11-16), Devi-Bhagavata Purana consiste en 12 skandhas (libros), 318 adhyayas (los capítulos) y 18.000 versos y él se atribuye al Krishna sabio mítico Dvaipayana Veda Vyasa,

[3] que también se mira mientras que el autor del Mahabharata y que se acredita con la división del Vedas en cuatro porciones. El primer skandha consiste en 20 capítulos. Los primeros tres capítulos del primer reparto del skandha con la alabanza de Suta de Shaunaka para estudiar los dieciocho puranas de Veda Vyasa y en la petición de Shaunaka, Suta' principio de s de la narración. Los capítulos 4-19 describen la narrativa de Śuka. El capítulo pasado narra la historia del Mahabharata de la unión de Shantanu con Satyavati al nacimiento de Dhritarashtra, de Pandu y de Vidura. [3] Los segundos, terceros, cuartos, quintos, sextos y séptimos skandhas consisten en 12, 30, 25, 35, 31 y 40 capítulos respectivamente. Los nueve capítulos pasados (31-40) del séptimo skandha se conocen como el Devi Gita. Es un diálogo entre Parvati y su padre Himavat. Se ocupa de la forma universal del Devi, las meditaciones en los textos principales de Upanishads, ashtanga-yoga, las yogas del jnana, las karmas y bhakti, las localizaciones de los templos dedicados al Devi y los rituales referente a ella adoración. Los octavos, novenos, décimos, undécimo, y duodécimos skandhas tienen 24, 50, 13, 24 y 14 capítulos respectivamente. Como el otro Puranas, el Devi-Bhagavata Purana contiene narrativas, las secciones que elogian el Devi como supremo, y las instrucciones en varios tipos de sadhana. Las partes de él han trabajado su manera en Hinduism popular, tal como la narrativa de la diosa Durga en su lucha contra el búfalo-demonio Mahishasura (libro 5, capítulos 2-18), que también se describe en el Devi Mahatmya. Esta narrativa proporciona el contexto mitológico para el Durga llamado ritual anual Puja, celebrado especialmente en Bengala.


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