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Spartan Posted October 23, 2013 Report Posted October 23, 2013 Mahabharata VOL 1 – The Adi Parva, 540 pages, 35 MB. Mahabharata VOL 2 – Sabha Parva & Vana Parva I, 434 pages, 28 MB. Mahabharata VOL 3 – Vana Parva II, 428 pages, 25 MB. Mahabharata VOL 4 – Virata & Udyoga Parva, 542 pages, 25 MB. Mahabharata VOL 5 – Bhisma Parva, 344 pages, 23 MB. Mahabharata VOL 6 – Drona Parva, 506 pages, 24 MB. Mahabharata VOL 7 – Karna, Salya Sauptika, Stree Parvas, 592 pages, 28 MB. Mahabharata VOL 8 – Santi Parva I, 420 pages, 29 MB. Mahabharata VOL 9 – Santi Parva II, 422 pages, 21 MB. Mahabharata VOL 10 – Santi Parva III, Anusasana Parva I, 422 pages, 20 MB. Mahabharata VOL 11 – Anusasana Parva, 418 pages, 21 MB. Mahabharata VOL I2 – Awamedha, Asramavasika, Mahaprasthanika, Swarga-Rohanika Parvas, 316 pages, 15 MB. 1
bokuboy Posted October 23, 2013 Report Posted October 23, 2013 Mahabharata VOL 1 – The Adi Parva, 540 pages, 35 MB. Mahabharata VOL 2 – Sabha Parva & Vana Parva I, 434 pages, 28 MB. Mahabharata VOL 3 – Vana Parva II, 428 pages, 25 MB. Mahabharata VOL 4 – Virata & Udyoga Parva, 542 pages, 25 MB. Mahabharata VOL 5 – Bhisma Parva, 344 pages, 23 MB. Mahabharata VOL 6 – Drona Parva, 506 pages, 24 MB. Mahabharata VOL 7 – Karna, Salya Sauptika, Stree Parvas, 592 pages, 28 MB. Mahabharata VOL 8 – Santi Parva I, 420 pages, 29 MB. Mahabharata VOL 9 – Santi Parva II, 422 pages, 21 MB. Mahabharata VOL 10 – Santi Parva III, Anusasana Parva I, 422 pages, 20 MB. Mahabharata VOL 11 – Anusasana Parva, 418 pages, 21 MB. Mahabharata VOL I2 – Awamedha, Asramavasika, Mahaprasthanika, Swarga-Rohanika Parvas, 316 pages, 15 MB. Chitti indhuke nuvvante nakistam :D
Spartan Posted October 23, 2013 Report Posted October 23, 2013 http://theknowledgeden.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Mahabharata.-English-translation-by-K-M-Ganguli.pdf Mahabharta of Krishna Dwipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kesarimohan Ganguli 1 MAHABHARATA of Krishna - Dwaipayana Vyasa SHANTI PARVA Translated into English Prose from the Original Sanskrit Text by Kisari Mohan Gangul
Che Guevera Posted October 23, 2013 Author Report Posted October 23, 2013 Mahabharata VOL 1 – The Adi Parva, 540 pages, 35 MB. Mahabharata VOL 2 – Sabha Parva & Vana Parva I, 434 pages, 28 MB. Mahabharata VOL 3 – Vana Parva II, 428 pages, 25 MB. Mahabharata VOL 4 – Virata & Udyoga Parva, 542 pages, 25 MB. Mahabharata VOL 5 – Bhisma Parva, 344 pages, 23 MB. Mahabharata VOL 6 – Drona Parva, 506 pages, 24 MB. Mahabharata VOL 7 – Karna, Salya Sauptika, Stree Parvas, 592 pages, 28 MB. Mahabharata VOL 8 – Santi Parva I, 420 pages, 29 MB. Mahabharata VOL 9 – Santi Parva II, 422 pages, 21 MB. Mahabharata VOL 10 – Santi Parva III, Anusasana Parva I, 422 pages, 20 MB. Mahabharata VOL 11 – Anusasana Parva, 418 pages, 21 MB. Mahabharata VOL I2 – Awamedha, Asramavasika, Mahaprasthanika, Swarga-Rohanika Parvas, 316 pages, 15 MB. Thanks a lot man !!! Appreciate it !!! If u got any good books in pdf fomat can you share the links with us !!
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Spartan Posted October 23, 2013 Report Posted October 23, 2013 Thanks a lot man !!! Appreciate it !!! If u got any good books in pdf fomat can you share the links with us !! Ramayana in Audio and Text format... http://www.valmikiramayan.net/ Ramayan The Ramayana is certainly one of the world’s oldest legends. Modern scholars claim that it was first composed around 300 BC. The devout Hindu believes that Rama lived many hundred millennia ago, in the Treta Yuga, and that was also when Valmiki first told his immortal story. The epic is called the Adi Kavya, the world’s first poem. The God Brahma himself is meant to have inspired Valmiki to create his classic, in twenty-four thousand slokas. The true purpose of the Ramayana is to awaken its reader spiritually, and to send him forth on the great journey that leads to Moksha, to God. The poem is traditionally divided into several major kandas or books, that deal chronologically with the major events in the life of Rama - 1. Bala kanda 2. Ayodhya Kanda 3. Aranya Kanda 4. Kishkinda Kanda 5. Sundara Kanda 6. Yuddha Kanda and 7. Uttara Kanda. The Bala Kanda describes the birth of Rama, his childhood and marriage to Sita. The Ayodhya Kanda describes the preparations for Rama’s coronation and his exile into the forest. The third part, Aranya Kanda, describes the forest life of Rama and the kidnapping of Sita by Ravana. The fourth book, Kishkinda Kanda, describes the meeting of Hanuman with Rama, the destruction of the vanara king Vali and the coronation of his younger brother Sugriva to the throne of the kingdom of Kishkindha. The fifth book is Sundara Kanda, which narrates the heroism of Hanuman, his flight to Lanka and meeting with Sita. The sixth book, Yuddha Kanda, describes the battle between Rama’s and Ravana’s armies. The last book, Uttara Kanda, describes the birth of Lava and Kusha to Sita, their coronation to the throne of Ayodhya, and Rama’s final departure from the world. Download in English http://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-1-Bala-Ayodhya-Kanda.pdf http://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-2-Aranya-Kishkindha-Sundara-Kanda.pdf http://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-3-Yuddha-Kanda.pdf http://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-4-Uttara-Kanda.pdf
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minneapolis Posted October 23, 2013 Report Posted October 23, 2013 Mahabharata VOL 1 – The Adi Parva, 540 pages, 35 MB.Mahabharata VOL 2 – Sabha Parva & Vana Parva I, 434 pages, 28 MB.Mahabharata VOL 3 – Vana Parva II, 428 pages, 25 MB.Mahabharata VOL 4 – Virata & Udyoga Parva, 542 pages, 25 MB.Mahabharata VOL 5 – Bhisma Parva, 344 pages, 23 MB.Mahabharata VOL 6 – Drona Parva, 506 pages, 24 MB.Mahabharata VOL 7 – Karna, Salya Sauptika, Stree Parvas, 592 pages, 28 MB.Mahabharata VOL 8 – Santi Parva I, 420 pages, 29 MB.Mahabharata VOL 9 – Santi Parva II, 422 pages, 21 MB.Mahabharata VOL 10 – Santi Parva III, Anusasana Parva I, 422 pages, 20 MB.Mahabharata VOL 11 – Anusasana Parva, 418 pages, 21 MB.Mahabharata VOL I2 – Awamedha, Asramavasika, Mahaprasthanika, Swarga-Rohanika Parvas, 316 pages, 15 MB.
Teluguammayi Posted October 24, 2013 Report Posted October 24, 2013 Ramayana in Audio and Text format...http://www.valmikiramayan.net/ RamayanThe Ramayana is certainly one of the world’s oldest legends. Modern scholars claim that it was first composed around 300 BC. The devout Hindu believes that Rama lived many hundred millennia ago, in the Treta Yuga, and that was also when Valmiki first told his immortal story. The epic is called the Adi Kavya, the world’s first poem. The God Brahma himself is meant to have inspired Valmiki to create his classic, in twenty-four thousand slokas. The true purpose of the Ramayana is to awaken its reader spiritually, and to send him forth on the great journey that leads to Moksha, to God. The poem is traditionally divided into several major kandas or books, that deal chronologically with the major events in the life of Rama - 1. Bala kanda 2. Ayodhya Kanda 3. Aranya Kanda 4. Kishkinda Kanda 5. Sundara Kanda 6. Yuddha Kanda and 7. Uttara Kanda. The Bala Kanda describes the birth of Rama, his childhood and marriage to Sita. The Ayodhya Kanda describes the preparations for Rama’s coronation and his exile into the forest. The third part, Aranya Kanda, describes the forest life of Rama and the kidnapping of Sita by Ravana. The fourth book, Kishkinda Kanda, describes the meeting of Hanuman with Rama, the destruction of the vanara king Vali and the coronation of his younger brother Sugriva to the throne of the kingdom of Kishkindha. The fifth book is Sundara Kanda, which narrates the heroism of Hanuman, his flight to Lanka and meeting with Sita. The sixth book, Yuddha Kanda, describes the battle between Rama’s and Ravana’s armies. The last book, Uttara Kanda, describes the birth of Lava and Kusha to Sita, their coronation to the throne of Ayodhya, and Rama’s final departure from the world. Download in Englishhttp://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-1-Bala-Ayodhya-Kanda.pdfhttp://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-2-Aranya-Kishkindha-Sundara-Kanda.pdfhttp://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-3-Yuddha-Kanda.pdfhttp://holybook.in/pdf/Ramayana-VOL-4-Uttara-Kanda.pdf GP
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