The Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 3 (of 4), Part 2 (of 2)Valmiki
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The Yoga-Vasishtha Maharamayana of Valmiki, Vol. 3 (of 4), Part 2 (of 2)
Valmiki
Hinduism -- Doctrines -- Early works to 1800; Religious life -- Hinduism -- Early works to 1800
Repose of Sikhidhwaja in the divine spirit 566
CHAPTER CIII.
Return of Kumbha to the Hermitage of Sikhidhwaja 568
CHAPTER CIV.
On the conduct of living-liberated men 575
CHAPTER CV.
Metamorphoses of Kumbha to a female form 580
CHAPTER CVI.
Marriage of Chúdálá with Sikhidhwaja 586
CHAPTER CVII.
The advent of false Indra in the cottage of the happy
pair 593
CHAPTER CVIII.
Manifestation of Chúdálá in her own form 597
CHAPTER CIX.
Appearance of Chúdálá in her presence of her Lord 601
CHAPTER CX.
Final extinction of Sikhidhwaja 610
CHAPTER CXI.
Story of Kacha and his enlightment by the Brihaspati 614
CHAPTER CXII.
A fanciful Being and his occupation of air drawn and
air-built abodes 619
CHAPTER CXIII.
The parable of the vain man continued 623
CHAPTER CXIV.
Sermon on Divine and Holy knowledge 626
CHAPTER CXV.
Description of the triple conduct of men 630
CHAPTER CXVI.
Melting down of the mind 636
CHAPTER CXVII.
Dialogue between Manu and Ikshaku 638
CHAPTER CXVIII.
Continuation of the same 640
CHAPTER CXIX.
The same subject continued 643
CHAPTER CXX.
Continuation of the same. On the seven stages of
Edification 645
CHAPTER CXXI.
Continuation of the same 649
CHAPTER CXXII.
The same. Manu's admonition to Ikshaku 652
CHAPTER CXXIII.
On the difference between the knowing and unknowing 655
CHAPTER CXXIV.
The story of the stag and the huntsman 656
CHAPTER CXXV.
The means of attaining the steadiness of the Turya
state 661
CHAPTER CXXVI.
Description of the spiritual state 663
CHAPTER CXXVII.
Admonition to Bharadwája 675
CHAPTER CXXVIII.
Resuscitation of Ráma 683
YOGA VASISHTHA
BOOK VI.
NIRVÁNA-PRAKARANA.
ON ULTIMATE EXTINCTION.
PÚRVÁRDHA.
OR THE FORMER OR FIRST HALF.
PART I.
CHAPTER I.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENING AND BREAKING
OF THE ASSEMBLY.
Argument.--The close of the day, its announcement, the court
breaks for Evening service, and the effect of the Sage's sermon on
the Audience.
Válmíki says:--You have heard the relation of the subject of Stoicism
or composure of the soul; attend now to that of Nirvána, which will
teach you how to attain the final liberation of yourselves[A].
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