This Wikipedia page on Dadhichi says that he saved some Kshatriya children from Parashurama's wrath by hiding them in the Hinglaj Devi Temple.
This site and this wiki page on Hinglaj Mata gives an account of how a King known as Ratnasena of Sindh took shelter at Dadhichi's ashram as Parashurama...
Lord Parshuram sanitized earth by killing kshatirya generations for 21 times. From what Dharma calls that the one who is humble and does not raise a weapon he should be granted sharanagati, & due to this Lord Parshuram would have been merciful to the Kshatriyas who surrendered to him. So accordin...
@SwiftPushkar Btw, I find you seems copying url from address bar to link or share Q/A posts. You can use link provided by share button; links like ...../q/id and ...../a/id . Those are useful while linking or sharing posts.
@SS. He is using full urls like https://hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/12438/leftover-kshatriyas-after-lord-parashuramas-sanitization instead he can use shorter url.
As per the Puranic story being discussed in this post Indra, after killing the demon called Vritra, acquired the brahmahatya dosha. His gulit was thereafter shared by women, earth, water and the trees.
The women as result started to have menses and they are from then on wards considered as being...
Yes, actually no need to click, open and copy link from box, you can just do it by right clicking (or holding tap from Android) on share button and "copy link address" โบ👍
@Pandya - oh ,ok do you mean sharing q/a with FB & Google + users , oh I know that๐๐ , but unfortunately i dont have FB account & didn't use g+ often , but anyway thanks for that๐ท๐
@SwiftPushkar not only sharing on social sites, it can also be easy for sharing or linking posts to your another post, comments or chat-messages etc. (I mean short & sweet url) โบ
Btw, you're not alone; I also don't have FB account! Haha
@LakshmiNarayanan - BTW , we can ask a question about thanking someone here , like "Which scripture describes we have to say thank you to somebody who has done you some favor? " ๐
@LakshmiNarayanan Story of Parvatha Muni is mentioned in Sahyadri Khanda of Skanda Purana. Parvatha Muni asks Shiva boon and Shiva grants boons as per his wish.
@LakshmiNarayanan I don't know his father. But Parvatha muni has many siblings, bhadra (on which famous Rama temple Bhadrachalam) is located. His siblings have turned to many hills in Andhra.
@LakshmiNarayanan I can say both stories don't conflict. Seshadri is named after Seshachalam. Venkatadri is the hill brought by Garuda from Ksheera Sagara.
@LakshmiNarayanan - ๐๐ me & scholar not in any manner , I don't know Sanskrit very well still , it takes years to be scholar ,I have just started ๐
@LakshmiNarayanan Thanks! I already got a resolution on that. Ananta is the one which stays with Vishnu forever and sesha is the one who incarnates in every Manvantara.
@LakshmiNarayanan btw, ex chief minister of Andhra, YSR, said he would build church on Tirumala hills (He was christian). And, tadaaa, his copter was hit to hill (part of Srisailam Hills) at Rudra Kona.
@LakshmiNarayanan Hmm.. it's better if we stop this here. :P
@TheDestroyer reminds me of that character, the name slips me, who badmouths Perumaal but Lord gives Moksha anyway because he wants him to stop this activity!
@TheDestroyer btw, where did you find the answer regarding AnantaShesha and AdiShesha?
@SwiftPushkar Yes, i totally agree. I saw some of the learning material, it is very non-trivial. Although i think there are lots of effort going on to make the whole learning process easier for people who are totally unacquainted with the language to learn and continue learning it.
@RakeshJoshi I think we should ignore crossing seas these days. Because, travelling to other countries is lot easier than the time when the smritis were written.
@SreeCharan for instance... if someone makes a Muslim perform Sharanagati ritual by keeping gun in his head.. made him complete Sharanagati ritual and utter Dravya mantras... then he will be liberated... (isn't it? @KeshavSrinivasan )
@RakeshJoshi I think they are not valid now. But if someone follows those Smritis and such rules about crossing oceans, they should also follow such rules of smriti which deny their initiation (if any such rules exist).
@RakeshJoshi I don't totally subscribe to Dharma shastras. Because they are added for some reason. If one crosses an ocean (probably in ships), one cannot perform daily rituals for so many days. So I believe they added that rule.
@RakeshJoshi I think Smritis are responsible for current situation of Hinduism. Bad Karma of our ancestors is responsible for current events. But still people, blame Kali is reason. Even if it is Kali demon, there will be a cause and effect. One of possible reasons could be following wrong Varna Dharma by blindly following interpolated or not properly interpreted Smritis.
@RakeshJoshi This is true in most cases. But need not be always. No other religion talks about Moksha. But a serious Sadhaka may even get Moksha in other countries.
@RakeshJoshi No, there are things beyond proof which are true. If your concern is that they are not worth discussing i will refer to the disappearing evidence for origin of the universe argument...
@RakeshJoshi I know some people who think of getting initiated. They waited for years and years for initiation. But they still don't get a chance or missed those chances due to some reasons. I think this is something beyond we can see with physical eyes.
@LakshmiNarayanan - I haven't found and think that there is any connection between Kaal-Bhairava and Buddha and their kaal-Chakra tantra , Majority of buddhist material are just taken as it is from hindu texts with changed meaning , like mudras , concept of time etc.
@LakshmiNarayanan - Yes mudras are important , but they are not exclusive to Buddhism , they were there from time of Rig-Veda , they later took them ๐โ๐๐๐
@RakeshJoshi Vocalisation would be an important tool of communication at the time of facial and hand gestural communication phase as well. I'm asking if you actually know if some research went into that conclusion...
It's a classic trap, Language didn't happen overnight...Vocalisations of sound carried meaning during the period of toolmaking evolution when communication along with hand and face gestures would have been important
@RakeshJoshi Thinking that language happened overnight, that communication via language has developed over very short span - language is an accumulatory phenomenon, it has evolved along with Hand & Face Expressions and other forms of communication.
@RakeshJoshi Good question (they are no stupid questions btw) I think that the knowledge would have happened along with these hand gestures, so for instance, i point to a rock and vocalise "RAAAAA" then next time i say "RAAAA" or after a few times with pointing you will know what i'm talking about.
@RakeshJoshi it is a process of learning, i'm saying that both would have coexisted, it is natural to make sounds not entirely in isolation from gestural and facial expression
@RakeshJoshi What is this distinction between pure science and engineering? do the standards suddenly change for research in biology if you come trained from another field??
@RakeshJoshi LOL Eyesight diminishes with LOS, sound doesn't need LOS. It is natural that vocalisation was as important if not more so when we were gesturing a lot
@RakeshJoshi Just because something is taught doesn't mean it is recent. You have to teach a baby to take a dump doesn't mean it evolved recently the necessity to take a dump.
@RakeshJoshi so you will basically attack me instead of ideas then?
Noam Chomsky, a prominent proponent of discontinuity theory, argues that a single chance mutation occurred in one individual in the order of 100,000 years ago, installing the language faculty (a component of the mindโbrain) in "perfect" or "near-perfect" form.[6] According to this view, emergence of language resembled the formation of a crystal; with digital infinity as the seed crystal in a super-saturated primate brain, on the verge of blossoming into the human mind,
with evolution of humans language came to existence
we can learn from animals that they use gestures while mating and other activities.
@RakeshJoshi Chomsky's discontinuity theory is not the only major viewpoint in this area btw. In fact, people have been trying to prove chomsky's linguistic origins theory for years now and have no solid program that supports it in cognitive neuroscience that is accepted by the majority without question
@RakeshJoshi Why don't we go to level of bacteria then? there is neither gesture nor vocalisation.
@RakeshJoshi I'm saying you can't separate them. Peacocks squawk to communicate territorial matters , come to my grandaunt's backyard, i will show you.
@RakeshJoshi Both had finite combinations when they emerged...both evolved together, there is no separation of the two evolutionary processes into cause effect relations!
@RakeshJoshi What, my whole claim is this business of "first evolutionarily speaking" is an outmoded Lamarckian concept that has no place to play until cultural evolution got set in
@RakeshJoshi I would suggest you start reading Haplogenetics of the Human race, Archaeogenetics of the human race, evolution of sociality if you are seriously interested in this matters. My 2 cents.
@RakeshJoshi So have you read works on Aurobindo's philosophy by SatPrem?
@RakeshJoshi I'm sure the Ashram will not have his books, he was ousted as a rebel when he was the one who truly found a genuine continuation of Aurobindo's interpretation.
@RakeshJoshi Clearly, you haven't read SatPrem's works on SriAurobindo
@RakeshJoshi To get flavor and taste for SriAurobindo, you need to go to a true disciple of his like SatPrem, of course Ashram wants nothing to do with him since he questioned the authority of so called ashram "leaders" in the later times of SriAurobindo and Mother
@RakeshJoshi Auroville and by extension Ashram are trying to live by words of SriAurobindo and Mother yet they exclude stellar people like SatPrem from their roster of disciples, the disgrace of his ouster is a blot that will slowly kill the "official" integral yoga movement IMHO
@RakeshJoshi This is not worthwhile since i'm sure almost all great professional mathematicians are at a level spiritual more than self proclaimed artistic types. So why don't you start?
@RakeshJoshi The very activity of mathematics at the level as a craft done by many great mathematicians are purely spiritual activities to stretch the point further.
@RakeshJoshi I'll give one, he is indian also, he is truly a sadhaka in this area of showing the obvious connection between spirituality, god's grace and mathematics link to the same - Srinivasa Ramanujam
@RakeshJoshi It is self evident if you engage in even in a little bit of mathematical meditation. I'm sorry to see such prejudice from someone who arms themselves and shields themselves with so much rationality to the point of exhaustion.
@Pandya Yes, Appaya Dikshitar simultaneously believed in both Shaiva Siddhanta and in Adi Shankaracharya's philosophy of Advaita. Now this created some awkward situations for him, because Srikantha Sivacharya, the Shaiva Siddhanta commentator on the Brahma Sutras, advocated a philosophy called Shivadvaita which is very close to Ramanujacharya's philosophy of Visistadvaita except with Vishnu replaced by Shiva.
@Pandya But then Appayya Dikshitar wrote a work called the Shivadvaita Nirnaya which argues that properly interpreted, Srikantha Sivacharya's commentary actually advocates Adi Shankaracharya'a philosophy of Advaita, it only appears to advocate a Visistadvaita-like philosophy on the surface.
@Pandya I think that's ridiculous. If you read Srikantha Sivacharya's commentary, it's overwhelmingly clear that he believed in a philosophy very similar to Visistadvaita.
@RakeshJoshi Dharma Shastras don't put restrictions on being born or raised abroad. They do put restrictions on extended sea voyages though, because you can't perform Nitya and Naimittika Karmas unless you're on dry land.
@SS. - ๐ yes but i think the typical hair-style is not properly visible & many of hiunduism deities are also carved which looks like buddha , actually that depende upon the craftsman employed or the style of that particular region , many of hiunduism gods are depicted with such mudras ๐๐๐