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−	Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.	+	Only some places retain a special charge, the way Trybakeshvar. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.

	[[Image:Samudra manthan.jpg]]		[[Image:Samudra manthan.jpg]]

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−	Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.
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−	~~[[Image:Samudra manthan.jpg]]~~
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−	All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive amruta, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.
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−	a few drops of the Amruta when it finally appeared fell, in the machinations, the fights, the interventions that were made to distribute it. The drops fell on some places on earth.. one of those places was Trymbakeshwar.
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−	~~In a time when there was no plough, what did it take to have a greener field? What did Rishi Gautam do, he flung seeds on the ground like everyone else, how did his field specially prosper?~~
−	~~On earth, Gautam was specially respected, but the gods grew jealous of his growing radiance.~~
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−	They plotted and sent a hungry cow to his field. She went on rampage, eating his crop. Gautam saw her lumbering among the radiant crop, looking isolently at him, her jaws slowly making mulch of his farm.
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−	~~He merely chased her with some straw flinging it on her, to chase her away, how did she die?~~
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−	Gohatya is a crime with no easy penance. Gautam first prayed desperately to Shiva, his body still. Shiva knew his bhakta had to first bathe in the Ganga to do penance. Feeling tender towards Gautam, he asked Ganga to help him.
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−	~~Ganga would not refuse the blue skinned god, whose wild hair she had once lived in. So she came to Trymbakeshavar as the Ganga-Godavari.~~
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−	~~And then Shiva, charmed by the presence of two who loved him there, came to live at Trymbakeshwar.~~
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−	~~[[Shri Trymbakeshwar Jyotirlinga]]~~
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−	~~In a time when there was no plough, what did it take to have a greener field? What did Rishi Gautam do, he flung seeds on the ground like everyone else, how did his field specially prosper?~~
−	~~On earth, Gautam was specially respected, but the gods grew jealous of his growing radiance.~~
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−	They plotted and sent a hungry cow to his field. She went on rampage, eating his crop. Gautam saw her lumbering among the radiant crop, looking isolently at him, her jaws slowly making mulch of his farm.
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−	~~He merely chased her with some straw flinging it on her, to chase her away, how did she die?~~
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−	Gohatya is a crime with no easy penance. Gautam first prayed desperately to Shiva, his body still. Shiva knew his bhakta had to first bathe in the Ganga to do penance. Feeling tender towards Gautam, he asked Ganga to help him.
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−	~~Ganga would not refuse the blue skinned god, whose wild hair she had once lived in. So she came to Trymbakeshavar as the Ganga-Godavari.~~
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−	~~And then Shiva, charmed by the presence of two who loved him there, came to live at Trymbakeshwar.~~
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−	~~[[Shri Trymbakeshwar Jyotirlinga]]~~
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−	~~look up [[TRIMBAKESHWAR]]~~

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		+	Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.
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		+	[[Image:Samudra manthan.jpg]]
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		+	All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive amruta, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.
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		+	a few drops of the Amruta when it finally appeared fell, in the machinations, the fights, the interventions that were made to distribute it. The drops fell on some places on earth.. one of those places was Trymbakeshwar.
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		+	In a time when there was no plough, what did it take to have a greener field? What did Rishi Gautam do, he flung seeds on the ground like everyone else, how did his field specially prosper?
		+	On earth, Gautam was specially respected, but the gods grew jealous of his growing radiance.
		+
		+	They plotted and sent a hungry cow to his field. She went on rampage, eating his crop. Gautam saw her lumbering among the radiant crop, looking isolently at him, her jaws slowly making mulch of his farm.
		+
		+	He merely chased her with some straw flinging it on her, to chase her away, how did she die?
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		+	Gohatya is a crime with no easy penance. Gautam first prayed desperately to Shiva, his body still. Shiva knew his bhakta had to first bathe in the Ganga to do penance. Feeling tender towards Gautam, he asked Ganga to help him.
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		+	Ganga would not refuse the blue skinned god, whose wild hair she had once lived in. So she came to Trymbakeshavar as the Ganga-Godavari.
		+
		+	And then Shiva, charmed by the presence of two who loved him there, came to live at Trymbakeshwar.
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		+	------------
		+	[[Shri Trymbakeshwar Jyotirlinga]]
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	In a time when there was no plough, what did it take to have a greener field? What did Rishi Gautam do, he flung seeds on the ground like everyone else, how did his field specially prosper?		In a time when there was no plough, what did it take to have a greener field? What did Rishi Gautam do, he flung seeds on the ground like everyone else, how did his field specially prosper?

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-All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive soma, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.
+All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive amruta, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.
-a few drops of the Soma when it finally appeared fell,  in the machinations, the fights, the interventions that were made to distribute it. The drops fell on some places on earth.. one of those places was Trymbakeshwar.
+a few drops of the Amruta when it finally appeared fell,  in the machinations, the fights, the interventions that were made to distribute it. The drops fell on some places on earth.. one of those places was Trymbakeshwar.
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	Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.		Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.
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		+	[[Image:Samudra manthan.jpg]]

	All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive soma, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.		All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive soma, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.

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-Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it, trying to make it churn the mighty ocean and make it yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion.
+Only some places retain a special charge. The demons and the gods were exhausted. Time was being swallowed up, seasons passing as they continued pulling the mountain, Meru between them by a large green rope around it. They were trying to make a churn  of the mountain, to make the ocean yield up its treasures. The 'rope' was the giant snake Vasuki whose skin was red hot from the exertion, whose eyes bulged with veins so thick and red that the first Asura who held the head, never dared look down at what he was holding.
 All manners of gems were thrown up from the waters, into the skies.. Kamadhenu of the soft black lidded eyes, the cow that gave all, a white horse that could fly.. the sky was resplendent with her new constellations but for the gods, they were still searching for the elusive soma, which once tasted, would keep the scythe of death away, forever. Still new to life, they had experienced, in their battles, the ogre of death, they wanted to defeat him and play and fight eternally.
-a few drops of the Soma when it finally appeared fell in the machinations, the fights, the interventions to distribute it.. on some places on earth.. one of those places was Trymbakeshwar.
+a few drops of the Soma when it finally appeared fell,  in the machinations, the fights, the interventions that were made to distribute it. The drops fell on some places on earth.. one of those places was Trymbakeshwar.
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 On earth, Gautam was specially respected, but the gods grew jealous of his growing radiance.
-They plotted and sent a hungry cow to his field. She went on rampage, eating his crop. Gautam saw her lumbering among the radiant crop, looking isolently at hime, her jaws slowly making mulch of his farm.
+They plotted and sent a hungry cow to his field. She went on rampage, eating his crop. Gautam saw her lumbering among the radiant crop, looking isolently at him, her jaws slowly making mulch of his farm.
-He merely threw a piece of mud at her, to chase her away, how did she die?
+He merely chased her with some straw flinging it on her, to chase her away, how did she die?
 Gohatya is a crime with no easy penance. Gautam first prayed  desperately to Shiva, his body still. Shiva knew his bhakta had to first bathe in the Ganga to do penance. Feeling tender towards Gautam, he asked Ganga to help him.
-Ganga would not refuse the blue skinned god, whose wild hair she had once lived in. so she came to Trymbakeshavar as the Ganga-Godavari.
+Ganga would not refuse the blue skinned god, whose wild hair she had once lived in. So she came to Trymbakeshavar as the Ganga-Godavari.
-And then Shiva, charmed by the presence of two who loved him there, Shiva came to live at Trymbakeshwar.
+And then Shiva, charmed by the presence of two who loved him there, came to live at Trymbakeshwar.
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-It seemed like it would rain forever and no one would survive. The people of Trymbakesvar begged Rishi Gautam to help them. He did, the rain god was appeased.
+In a time when there was no plough, what did it take to have a greener field? What did Rishi Gautam do, he flung seeds on the ground like everyone else, how did his field specially prosper?
-But the other gods were jealous of the growing radiance of Gautam.
+On earth, Gautam was specially respected, but the gods grew jealous of his growing radiance.
-They plotted and sent a cow to his fields, in protecting his field, the cow got killed.
+They plotted and sent a hungry cow to his field.
-Gautam had to face the consequences of Gohatya. He had to go the Ganga, to begin with.
+Gautam merely threw a piece of mud at her, how did she die?
-Gautam prayed to Shiva, who had a special word with Ganga, she came to Trymbakeshavar as the Ganga-Godavari.
+Gohatya is a crime with no easy penance.
-And then, on Gautam's and Ganga's request, Shiva came to live at Trymbakeshwar.
+Gautam prayed  desperately? to Shiva.
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	And then, on Gautam's and Ganga's request, Shiva came to live at Trymbakeshwar.		And then, on Gautam's and Ganga's request, Shiva came to live at Trymbakeshwar.
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		+	[[Shri Trymbakeshwar Jyotirlinga]]
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