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Surya Namaskar is a very ancient excercise. The following translation by Sushil Kumar is for the benefit of the people of India. It is based on the teaching of Yogis of ancient India. There are certain indications in the Vedas that the Sun is the eye of Lord Siva.
Sarvam Sivanam, is a book written by Sivanathabhatta, a Professor of science at Bijapur, on the Astronomy of the Sun, Moon and Planets.
Surya Namaskar (Surya in Sanskrit means Sun, and Namaskar means Salutation) is a common name of a few Surya Namaskars found in ancient literature.
Surya Namaskar is a very ancient excercise. The following translation by Sushil Kumar is for the benefit of the people of India. It is based on the teaching of Yogis of ancient India. There are certain indications in the Vedas that the Sun is the eye of Lord Siva.
In the 2nd century B.C., Ptolemy says that there were twelve movable stars between the Earth and the Sun. Some have made a composite model with a lunar module and solar module that moves in synchrony with Earth’s rotation.
Vyasa has given various names to the Sun. One of the names is Surya. Here is the story about the origin of the word Surya.
There is another famous Tamil poem which dates back to 4th century A.D. ‘Sundara Naatam’ is the epic about the Sun God, Shiva. The song describes Shiva as the giver of prosperity and the destroyer of evil.
The Indian epics are written in the ancient Sanskrit language. Vyasa’s ‘Sundara Naatam’, written in 4th century A.D., was a significant contribution to Sanskrit literature. He studied the epics and the Puranas which are very ancient literature.
The epics and the Puranas are compiled from other ancient literature. The original work was lost over many centuries.
The ancient Tamil epic ‘Sundara Naatam’ was composed in about 4th century A.D. The text of this Tamil poem was found in the 18th century and it is now known as � 01e38acffe
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1) Young King and Queen. 2) The Twin Brothers. 3) Virabhadra and Virabhadra's arrow. 4) Vishnu's torture of the demon Naraka. 5) Arjuna with the Rajaraja mantra. 6) Krishna at war with the Kauravas and Pandavas. 7) The casting out of Kamsa. 8) The Bhakta Rajaraja and Bhagavan Krishna in their battle with Kamsa. 9) The slaying of Kamsa. 10) The end of Kamsa. 11) The Bhakta Rajaraja. 12) The Bhakta Rama. 13) Rajaraja Chola. 14) Rajaraja Virata. 15) Rajaraja Raja-chola. 16) The grief of Virata. 17) Rajaraja and Kalidasa. 18) The singing of the Kirtana. 19) The singing of the praises of the Goddess. 20) Rajaraja Virata's friendship with Virabhadra. 21) Rajaraja Virata's friendship with the Goddess. 22) Ajagavatha's story. 23) Bhavishya Parva. 24) The deer-hunt of the four Pandavas. 25) The water-conspiracy of the two Kauravas. 26) The flight of the two Kauravas. 27) The capture of the Drona. 28) The fight between Drona and the four Pandavas. 29) The battle between Drona and the two Kauravas. 30) Bhimasena's anger. 31) Bhima's slaying of Drona. 32) The Samskara of the Arjuna. 33) The Samskara of the Bhima. 34) The Samskara of the Duryodhana. 35) The Samskara of the Karna. 36) The Samskara of the Kripa. 37) The Samskara of the Kritavarman. 38) The Samskara of the Vyasa. 39) The Samskara of the Vishvamitra. 40) The Samskara of the Parashurama. 41) The Samskara of the Sankata. 42) The Samskara of the Bhishma. 43) The Samskara of the Karna. 44) The Samskara of the
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