The Transposed Heads: A Legend of IndiaAn ancient Indian fable of the time when men and gods talked together. |
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Then you bless the cuts with the sharp edge of the sword of sacrifice , and both times call upon my name - you may say Durga or Kali or simply Devi , it doesn't matter — and the two youths will be restored to life .
Then you bless the cuts with the sharp edge of the sword of sacrifice , and both times call upon my name - you may say Durga or Kali or simply Devi , it doesn't matter — and the two youths will be restored to life .
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... Indra's cult of words and against simplification , it will become me better than it did before – or at least if not my face it will become my body , which is now a minor matter to you , Shridaman , but to me it is the main point .
... Indra's cult of words and against simplification , it will become me better than it did before – or at least if not my face it will become my body , which is now a minor matter to you , Shridaman , but to me it is the main point .
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... born , of course , of spirit and sense combined , and of his whole personality - had been above all and in essentials a matter of his Brahman head , gifted by the goddess Speech with fervour of thought and power of imagination .
... born , of course , of spirit and sense combined , and of his whole personality - had been above all and in essentials a matter of his Brahman head , gifted by the goddess Speech with fervour of thought and power of imagination .
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