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Verse 155
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shmashaane |
bhaya-bhuumau |
tu |
vaTa |
muula |
antike |
tathaa |
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| shmashaana^ |
-e |
bhaya |
bhuumi |
au |
tu |
vaTa |
muula |
anta^ |
-ika^ |
-e |
tathaa |
" |
| " |
" |
bhi |
+gu -a |
" |
" |
]6TP |
" |
Ficus Indica |
" |
" |
" |
" |
ta |
^athaa |
" |
| crematory |
M sg/loc(v7) |
fear |
]N |
land |
loc(v7) |
but |
Banyan |
root |
end |
related to |
sg/loc(v7) |
ta |
^athaa |
" |
| at a burning ground |
in a place of fear |
but also |
near an end of a Banyan tree root |
that |
manner |
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| Chant at a cremation ground, in a fearful place, or by the roots of a Banyan tree, thus |
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| It is also a yogic practice to chant this where the dead are, where they burn, where one feels fear, as much as, like the Buddha, under a Banyan tree. |
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siddhyanti |
dhauttare |
muule |
cuuta-vRkshasya |
san-nidhau |
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| siddhi |
-anti |
dhauttara^ |
-e |
muula^ |
-e |
cuuta |
vRksha^ |
-asya |
san-nidha^ |
-au |
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| saadh^^^^ |
-idh |
-ta^ |
-i |
" |
" |
" |
" |
" |
" |
" |
" |
san |
ni |
dhA |
-au |
" |
| accomplish |
M/3p/pl (P) |
" |
loc(v7) |
root |
loc(v7) |
mango |
tree |
gen(v6) |
together |
down |
hold,put |
loc(v7) |
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| they accomplish |
at a Dhauttara (tree) |
at the root of a mango tree |
in a with-hoard, a treasury |
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| they become perfect near a Dhauttara tree, under a mango tree, in a treasury. |
| These promises are fulfilled whether you chant by a Dhauttara tree, under a mango tree, or in a treasury. |
Devanagari
.ण0 .ण0 .ण0 श्मशाने .ण1 भय-भूमौ .ण2 तु .ण3 वट .ण4 मूल .ण5 अन्तिके .ण6 तथा .ण7 । .ण$ .ण$ .ण$
.ण0 .ण0 .ण1 सिद्ध्यन्ति .ण2 धौत्तरे .ण3 मूले .ण4 चूत-वृक्शस्य .ण5 सन-निधौ .ण6 ॥ .ण$ .ण$ .ण$
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