 | Helena Petrovna Blavatsky - 1877 - 744 pages
...the " Unbounded." Aditi is the " mother " of all the gods, and Aditi is the Father and the Son.f " Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother ? " £ It is in conjunction with the latter female, Force, that the Divine but latent Thought produces... | |
 | Friedrich Max Müller - 1878 - 424 pages
...called ' the birthplace of the immortals ; ' and in a similar sense one of the Vedic poets sings2: 'Who will give us back to the great Aditi ; that I may see father and mother 1 ' Is not this a beautiful intimation of immortality, simple and perfectly natural ; and if you look... | |
 | Friedrich Max Müller - 1878 - 422 pages
...called ' the birthplace of the immortals ; ' and in a similar sense one of the Vedic poets sings2: 'Who will give us back to the great Aditi ; that I may see father and mother ? ' Is not this a beautiful intimation of immortality, simple and perfectly natural ; and if you look... | |
 | 1879 - 428 pages
...called " the birthplace of the immortals ; " and in a similar sense one of the Vedic poets sings : 1 " Who will give us back to the great Aditi ; that I may see father and mother ? " Is not this a beautiful intimation of immortality, simple and perfectly natural ; and if you look... | |
 | Laura Elizabeth Poor - 1880 - 492 pages
...the East. Aditi, the boundless, is connected with the thought of immortality ; for one poet sang: '' Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother?" This is one of the first intimations of immortality. In this boundless infinite beyond, the dead must... | |
 | Laura Elizabeth Poor - 1880 - 500 pages
...the East. Aditi, the boundless, is connected with the thought of immortality ; for one poet sang : " Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother? " This is one of the first intimations of immortality. In this boundless infinite beyond, the dead... | |
 | Richard Morris Smith - 1884 - 638 pages
...grant us sinlessness" (Rig- Veda, i. 162, 22). The dead arc believed to be in the bosom of Aditi. " Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother?" (Rig- Veda, i. 24, 1.) The path of Rita (right, right path) is the path through the heavens pursued... | |
 | William Henry Robinson - 1893 - 78 pages
...'shinings,'" [for so the personal word "Deva" is literally rendered] "shall we invoke the auspicious name ? Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother?" (Riy-Veda, i, 24, 1.) Here we havethe earliest indications of philosophic doubt. The mind of the suppliant... | |
 | M. Moncalm - 1905 - 324 pages
...Religion, p. 238. rishis desired to contemplate their faces, and one of them, speaking for all, cried : " Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother ?" 1 All peoples have desired to know which part of the human body is the seat of the soul and of life;... | |
 | 1911 - 176 pages
...Brah., vii. 3, 16. the great Aditi, that I may again behold my father and my mother ? " (Vol. ip 59). Or ["Who will give us back to the great Aditi, that I may see father and mother ? " — . Max Muller.] 13. The mystic stanza roused th' astounded throng ; The victim sang inspired... | |
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... and when the idea had once arisen that the departed or blessed among men joined the company of the gods, then they also might be transferred to the east. In some such sense... 
