Shrimayurbhattavirchita Suryashatakam

Name: Shrimayurbhattavirchita Suryashatakam
SKU: Shrimayurbhattavirchita Suryashatakam
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By reading the lifestyle and thinking of the poet helps to know the inner forces of his personality. In this treaties we get the information of the time, work and life of the po?t Mayur. The importance of the sungod, being the original source of all happenings and a divine force of all lives on earth is praised in the suryashatak a long poem of 100 stanzas. The glorious rays, the chariot of sun God, the horses driving it, the driver Aaruni and solar system has been beautifully predicted in the form of melody in this book.

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SKU: Shrimayurbhattavirchita Suryashatakam Categories: Conceptual, Spiritual

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Weight	100 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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