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"description": "Shastra Pramana standard data elements",
 
"params": {
 
"shastraName": {
 
"label": "Shastra Name",
 
"type": "string",
 
"required": true,
 
"description": "Name of the Shastra text.",
 
"aliases": [
 
"1"
 
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"author": {
 
"label": "Author",
 
"type": "string",
 
"required": false,
 
"description": "Author who is credited with the Original Shastra.",
 
"aliases": [
 
"2"
 
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},
 
"shastraVerse": {
 
"label": "Original Verse",
 
"type": "string",
 
"required": true,
 
"description": "Original verse in Devanagari script.",
 
"aliases": [
 
"3"
 
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},
 
"shastraVerseTransliteration": {
 
"label": "Transliteration",
 
"type": "string",
 
"required": true,
 
"description": "Transliteration of the original verse in English.",
 
"aliases": [
 
"4"
 
]
 
},
 
"shastraVerseTranslation": {
 
"label": "Translation",
 
"type": "string",
 
"required": true,
 
"description": "Translation of the original verse in English without losing the Hindu Dharma context.",
 
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"5"
 
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Revision as of 01:03, 1 September 2020

Usage

Shastra Pramana
A Reference pointer to the original Shastra renders validity to the claim.
Topic Details
Author Apaurusheya
Shastra Name Kamika Agama
Chapter
Section
Verse
Original Verse ीभरैवउवाच तयापयूा शुमधूा तंभङ तवा ूेपसेतनुा। न वक पंमनःकृ वासव व सवग ो गमः॥३१॥
Transliteration tayāpūryāśu mūrdhāntaṃ bhaṅaktavā bhrūkṣepasetunā । nirvikalpaṃ manaḥ kṛtvā sarvordhve sarvagodgamaḥ ॥ 31 ॥
Translation Let form be filled with essence of life-breath to the crown of head. Cross the life-breath by penetrating with one-pointed attention at the bridge-like center of the eyebrows (the third eye). Let mind be beyond the movement of thoughts [ nirvikalpam manah] . In that all-rising supreme state (of Shiva), showers the light (vision) of all-pervadingness.