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souls in check, came as soon as he heard the resounding vibration. Yamarāja elaborately worshiped the two Lords with great devotion, and then he addressed Lord Kṛṣṇa, who lives in everyone’s heart: "O Supreme Lord Viṣṇu, what shall I do for You and Lord Balarāma, who are playing the part of ordinary humans?"
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Yama told his servant, “Do not touch those who are devoted to Vishnu. I am the lord of all the others except these. I am not really independent, I work under the supervision of Vishnu. He is also capable of punishing me. Even the gods worship the lotus-like feet of Vishnu. Stay away from the devotees
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Vedic literature states that Yama is the first mortal, and that he chose to die, and then proceeded to create a path to the "other world", where deceased ancestral fathers reside. Due to being the first man to die, he is considered the chief of the dead, lord of settlers, and a father. Throughout the
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Dharmadeva in the Mahabharata the words Dharmaraja, Vṛsa and Yama. Now among the synonyms for the two there are two words in common- Dharmaraja and Yama. This has led to this misunderstanding. Because Kala weighs the evil and good in man he got the name Dharmaraja. Dharmadeva
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Yamarāja said: My dear servants, you have accepted me as the
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Riding on his terrible buffalo, the god of Death Yama hastened to that place. He was holding his sceptre (rod of chastisement). His physical body was yellow in colour. In prowess he was comparable to none. He was unparalleled in brilliance, strength and power of demanding obedience. His limbs were
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Lord Janārdana took the conchshell that had grown around the demon’s body and went back to the chariot. Then He proceeded to Saṁyamanī, the beloved capital of Yamarāja, the lord of death. Upon arriving there with Lord Balarāma, He loudly blew His conchshell, and Yamarāja, who keeps the conditioned
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The Yaksha asked, "What enemy is invincible? What constitutes an incurable disease? What sort of man is noble and what sort is ignoble"? And
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As a criminal is arrested for punishment by the constables of the state, a personal engaged in criminal sense gratification is similarly arrested by the
Yamadutas, who bind him by the neck with a strong rope and cover his subtle body so that he may undergo severe punishment. While carried by the
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Yama says: I know the knowledge that leads to heaven. I will explain it to you so that you will understand it. O Nachiketas, remember this knowledge is the way to the endless world; the support of all worlds; and abides in subtle form within the intellects of the
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are strict in their ordinances, and that they have spies everywhere. By the end of the hymn, Yamī becomes frustrated but Yama remains firm in his stance. However, by RV 10.13.4, Yama is stated to have chosen to leave offspring, but Yamī is not mentioned.
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course of Vedic literature, Yama becomes more and more associated with the negative aspects of death and eventually becomes the god of death. He also becomes associated with Antaka (the Ender), Mṛtyu (Death), Nirṛti (Decease), and Sleep.
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of the creation, maintenance and annihilation of this universe. He is like the two threads that form the length and breadth of a woven cloth. The entire world is controlled by Him just as a bull is controlled by a rope in its nose.
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tradition, Yama was considered the first mortal who died and espied the way to the celestial abodes; as a result, he became the ruler of the departed. His role, characteristics, and abode have been expounded in texts such as the
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when the eternal and primeval Deity assumed the duties of Yama. And, O thou that never fallest off, when the God of gods began to perform the functions of Yama, there died not a creature while the births were as usual."
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constables of
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Eastern and Southern Asia, Commercial, Industrial and Scientific: Products of the Mineral, Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms, Useful Arts and Manufactures. Ed. by Edward Balfour
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Yamarāja said, "So be it," and brought forth the guru’s son. Then those two most exalted Yadus presented the boy to Their spiritual master and said to him, "Please select another boon."
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got that name because he is the incarnation of Dharma. The real name of Kāla is Yama. Dharmadeva got the name Yama because he possesses 'Yama' (control of the self for moral conduct)."
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are famous for their incest. Yama argues that their ancestors, "the Gandharva in the waters and the watery maiden," as a reason not to commit incest, that
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Puranic encyclopaedia : a comprehensive dictionary with special reference to the epic and Puranic literature
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2998:(Third ed.). Sri Ramakrishna Tapovanam.
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1880:
917:, the sage replied by relating the story of
58:A 19th-century painting of Yama on his mount
2401:Jamison, Stephanie; Brereton, Joel (2014).
969:, part of the Mahabharata, Krishna states:
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2955:The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
2591:J. L. Shastri, G. P. Bhatt (1998-01-01).
2115:"Sanskrit Dictionary for Spoken Sanskrit"
1668:, he is married to 10 or 13 daughters of
1361:, In addition to his battles against the
2973:Arya, Ravi Prakash; Joshi, K.L. (2001).
1971:
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803:, Yama is portrayed as a teacher to the
460:" means 'twin' (Yama has a twin sister,
341:and punishment of sinners in his abode,
2332:. Saturn Publications Pvt. p. 10.
1892:
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2594:Agni Purana Unabridged English Motilal
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1415:Yama – like others – is controlled by
1009:In the third and fourth cantos of the
36:
3127:Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture
2850:Baaren, Theodorus Petrus van (1982).
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3033:"The Indo-European Myth of Creation"
2298:"Yama: The god of death in Hinduism"
2034:. Motilal Banarsidass. p. 172.
1833:. Inner Traditions / Bear & Co.
1708:. Scottish and Adelphi Press. 1873.
1326:well developed and he wore garlands.
1227:Yama depicted as regent of the South
1023:A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
1000:Bhagavata Purana / Srimad Bhagavatam
3240:Wood, Ernest; Subrahmanyam (2008).
3235:. Trübner – via Google Books.
2560:. Motilal Banarsidass. p. 259.
2388:
1784:Puranic Encyclopedia by Vettam Mani
1537:. The temple is dedicated to Yama.
692:, Yama is the son of a solar deity
2700:Motilal Banarsidass (1955-01-01).
2356:. Asian Educ. Service. p. 19.
2224:"Book 10 Hymn 14 – Yama"
2157:Macdonell, Arthur Anthony (1897).
1213:Canto 10, Chapter 45, Verses 42–46
1095:, in the kept wife of his brother.
909:, when Yudhishthira asks the sage
25:
2028:Arthur Anthony Macdonell (1995).
1365:, Yama is mentioned extensively:
1320:orders, Yama is revived by Nandin
1151:In the sixth canto, Yama (not as
1141:Canto 3, Chapter 30, Verses 20–21
883:, Dharmadeva (Yama) appears as a
855:, the oldest brother of the five
390:Yama is described as the twin of
3753:
3190:. The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust.
3153:. The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust.
2810:"Book I: Chapter VIII"
2614:. The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust.
2533:. The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust.
779:The Taittirīya Aranyaka and the
600:
588:
3079:. University of Chicago Press.
2329:Effectuation of Shani Adoration
2304:. 15 March 2015. Archived from
483:(one who carries a noose') and
329:'twin'), also known as
3229:Wilson, Horace Hayman (1864).
2994:Chidbhavananda, Swami (1997).
2937:. Princeton University Press.
2776:Wilson, Horace Hayman (1864).
2554:J. L. Shastri, Editor (1951).
2087:Danielou, Alain (2017-01-01).
1946:Shrinivasa M. (Jan 10, 2020).
1401:, Mrityo, Antaka, Vaivaswata,
1331:Brahma Purana, Chapter 30.9–12
1063:ignoble behaviour towards the
829:Chapter 1, Section 1, Verse 14
607:Yama depicted in youthful form
495:Identification with Dharmadeva
345:. He is often identified with
1:
3298:Yama's subordinance to Vishnu
3286:Dying, Yamaraja and Yamadutas
3221:Elements of Hindu Iconography
3184:"Third Canto: The Status Quo"
2952:Apte, Vaman Shivram (1975) .
2823:– via sacred-texts.com.
2237:– via Sacred-Texts.com.
1437:, Yama is the son of sun-god
1278:Krishna describes himself as
1122:Canto 3, Chapter 16, Verse 10
1042:Canto 1, Chapter 13, Verse 15
790:Yama depicted on Hindu temple
679:
394:, and the son of the sun god
3003:Fergus, Jon William (2017).
2703:Brahma Purana – Parts I – IV
2683:Motilal Banarsidass (1955).
1803:. Bharatiya Kala Prakashan.
1571:, Yama subsequently entered
1424:Yama is 13th of the 32 Devas
1397:Synonyms of Yama are given (
1312:Yama is killed in battle by
1173:Canto 6, Chapter 3, Verse 12
1100:Canto 3, Chapter 5, Verse 20
941:, who incarnated as a boar (
643:. He is the twin brother of
67:Dharmaraja, Yamaraja, Yammui
3219:Rao, T.A. Gopnatha (1914).
2426:Jamison & Brereton 2014
1591:. He is also recognized in
1013:, Yama was incarnated as a
541:Yama is the son of sun god
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3019:– via Google Books.
2686:Brahma Purana – Parts I–IV
2248:Warrier, Shrikala (2014).
1925:World History Encyclopedia
1552:
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945:) and lifted her back up.
815:(i.e. the soul, self) and
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3521:Hindu genealogy registers
3256:– via Google Books.
3200:– via Google Books.
3163:– via Google Books.
3094:MacDonell, A.A. (1974) .
2342:– via Google Books.
2195:"Yama – the god of death"
349:, the personification of
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4059:Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
3112:– via Archive.org.
2996:Siva Sahasranama Stotram
2968:– via Archive.org.
2741:The Matsya Puranam Pt. 2
2557:The Linga-Purana, Part 1
1881:Mallory & Adams 1997
1827:Daniélou, Alain (1991).
1027:Bhaktivedanta Book Trust
867:and is mentioned in the
651:and the step brother of
125:Om Surya putraya Vidmahe
3073:Lincoln, Bruce (1991).
2093:. Motilal Banarsidass.
1982:. Penguin Books India.
1720:"Planetary Linguistics"
1555:Yama in world religions
1239:and is associated with
398:(in earlier traditions
2839:. Bhārata Press. 1886.
2530:Bhagavad-gita As It Is
2370:[no title cited; ¿
1976:Dalal, Roshen (2010).
1800:The History of Puranas
1797:Debroy, Bibek (2005).
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129:Tanno Yama Prachodayat
3246:. BiblioBazaar, LLC.
3130:. London: Routledge.
2171:Shulman pp.36–39, 41
2060:Mani, Vettam (1975).
1758:Mani, Vettam (1975).
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32:Yama (disambiguation)
3038:History of Religions
2755:Basu, B. D. (1916).
2738:Hindu Puran (1917).
2721:Basu, B. D. (1916).
2660:"Chapter Forty-five"
2508:www.sacred-texts.com
1726:on December 17, 2007
1310:Chapter 24 (book 4):
1243:. Mentions include:
1183:In the tenth canto,
978:Chapter 10, Verse 29
919:Savitri and Satyavan
571:, the eldest of the
426:subsequently adopted
30:For other uses, see
3271:. In Beck et al.,
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1883:, pp. 129–130.
1868:, pp. 134–135.
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759:Sharvara and Shyama
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296:Egyptian equivalent
258:Manipuri equivalent
4131:Death and Hinduism
3395:Burial in Hinduism
3303:2006-05-14 at the
3291:2005-10-26 at the
2758:The Matsya Puranam
2724:The Matsya Puranam
2576:has generic name (
2372:Vishnu Dharmottara
2308:on 11 January 2021
2201:. 13 December 2017
2119:spokensanskrit.org
1952:The Times of India
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3122:Adams, Douglas Q.
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2814:The Vishnu Purana
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1614:Kṣitigarbha
1504:Chitragupta
1472:Mahābhārata
1451:Vishvakarma
1407:Chitragupta
1370:Chapter XI:
1254:Chapter 20:
1179:Tenth Canto
1147:Sixth Canto
996:and Surya.
865:Vana Parva,
849:Mahabharata
835:Mahabharata
683: 1960
580:Iconography
522:Vettam Mani
505:Vettam Mani
378:Mahabharata
243:Equivalents
80:Affiliation
64:Other names
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4116:Death gods
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