Indian Myth And Legend
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All the winds pass away; they are absorbed by the Lotus floating on the breast of the waters, in which the Creator sleeps; the whole Universe is a dark expanse of water.
Although even the gods and demons have been de- stroyed at the eventide of the last Yuga, Markandeya sur- vives. He wanders over the face of the desolate waters and becomes weary, but is unable to find a resting- place. At length he perceives a banyan tree; on one of ^ Roy's translation.
( f^ ) 11 114 INDIAN MYTH AND LEGEND its... boughs is a Celestial bed, and sitting on the bed is a beautiful boy whose face is as fair as a full-blown lotus.
The boy speaks and says; "O Markandeya, I know that thou art weary. . . , Enter my body and secure repose.
I am well pleased with thee." Markandeya enters the boy's mouth and is swallowed.
In the stomach of the Divine One the sage beholds the whole earth (that is, India) with its cities and kingdoms, its rivers and forests, and its mountains and plains; he sees also the gods and demons, mankind and the beasts of prey, birds and fishes and insects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the winds pass away; they are absorbed by the Lotus floating on the breast of the waters, in which the Creator sleeps; the whole Universe is a dark expanse of water.
Although even the gods and demons have been de- stroyed at the eventide of the last Yuga, Markandeya sur- vives. He wanders over the face of the desolate waters and becomes weary, but is unable to find a resting- place. At length he perceives a banyan tree; on one of ^ Roy's translation.
( f^ ) 11 114 INDIAN MYTH AND LEGEND its... boughs is a Celestial bed, and sitting on the bed is a beautiful boy whose face is as fair as a full-blown lotus.
The boy speaks and says; "O Markandeya, I know that thou art weary. . . , Enter my body and secure repose.
I am well pleased with thee." Markandeya enters the boy's mouth and is swallowed.
In the stomach of the Divine One the sage beholds the whole earth (that is, India) with its cities and kingdoms, its rivers and forests, and its mountains and plains; he sees also the gods and demons, mankind and the beasts of prey, birds and fishes and insects.
What to read after Indian Myth And Legend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie Donald Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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