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	Maricha - Demon Slain by Rama - Indian Mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Maricha was originally a Yaksha, the son of Tataka and Sunda.
		Maricha took the form of a golden stag and pranced in the forest.
		Maricha led Rama on a long chase, and just before being killed by an arrow by Rama, yelled "O Laxmana, O Sita!", in Rama's voice.
	members.cox.net /apamnapat/entities/Maricha.html (264 words)

	Helderberg
		Towards the end of last year, Maricha, her husband Greg and two children, Monique (12) and Matthew (7) flew to Gauteng for a weekend to attend a function in the Bushveld near Naboomspruit.
		Her daughter wanted to keep the kitten and Maricha, who is allergic to cats, contrary to her own better judgement, decided to bring it back with them.
		It was only when Maricha assured her that no one knew of the kitten, that the hostess relaxed a bit.
	www.news24.com /Regional_Papers/Components/Category_Article_Text_Template/0,,303_2087327~E,00.html (625 words)

	WWWoodcarver E-Zine, Pyrography News, No. 11
		It is Maricha Oxley's intriguing sculpture in the round, carved from one pine log, with elements that were carved in low and high relief, incised, pyrocarved, painted, and pierced.
		Here Maricha explains the significance of fire and light in her work, and recounts the elaborate techniques (emphasizing the role of pyrography) required to achieve the desired effects with these elements.
		Maricha explains that the combined effects of the central (lighted) fire, lighted fasciae (more on these below), and pyrography in this sculpture were essential for her to imbue her sculpture with the ambience, the spiritual celebration of everyday life, as well as sacred feelings and emotional reconciliation she sought to convey.
	carverscompanion.com /Ezine/Vol5Issue2/KMenendez/KMenendez.html (2444 words)

	VNN Editorial - Maricha And Other Shape-Shifting Demons
		Maricha was agast with the idea, especially since he was being recruited as the bait, no less.
		Maricha had the mysticism to not only assume the form of a deer, but of the most gorgeous and well-formed deer imaginable.
		The most well-known UFO occupants referred to as the Greys are, of course, a type of demoniac species) Both Maricha and Ravana are described as Rakshashas, who are man-eaters and, of course, we see that these demons engaged in the abduction of human beings, especially of the fair sex, due to sexual motives.
	www.vnn.org /editorials/ET0304/ET19-7996.html (2811 words)

	Kangra Paintings - Ramayana / Exile in the Forest - Plate 9
		Maricha, who had had experience of Rama's velour, counseled Ravana to abandon his design, as that would bring destruction to him and all the Titans.
		Maricha, possessing magical powers, assumed the marvelous form of a deer and entered the hermitage of Rama.
		The horizon with crimson and white streaks of curving clouds is an idiom peculiar to Chamba and Nurpur.
	www.goloka.com /docs/rama/rama_09.html (526 words)

	8 Magical Years
		Maricha recalls the first year of publication and gives Mike credit for just about everything, including recruiting advertisers and collecting payments.
		When Maricha did finally dedicate herself to the Pearl full-time, she hardly left the office, staying late many a night to put the paper together.
		In Maricha's words: "everyone at the paper works as one piece." "From distribution to collection, from writing to layout, from design and graphics to keeping the office clean, the entire staff have done the best job possible," adds Mike.
	www.pacificpearl.com /archive/2000/september/feature0.htm (1164 words)

	Weekly Assignments (Epics of India)
		Maricha preferred to be killed by Rama rather than by Ravana.
		Maricha realized this attack on Rama would be his death.
		Maricha told Ravana that taking another man's wife was wrong.
	www.mythfolklore.net /india/weeks/week02/readingbquiz.htm (1098 words)

	The Ramayana - Page 14
		But Maricha advised Ravana to stay his hand from attempting the impossible, and Ravana, being persuaded for that time, went home to Lanka.
		Now Surpanakha came to her brother and showed her wounds, and told him of Rama and Sita, and taunted him for unkingly ways in that he took no revenge for the slaughter of his subjects and his brother; then she urged him to bring away Sita and make her his wife.
		Maricha counselled Ravana not to meddle with Rama.
	www.galileolibrary.com /ebooks/as10/ramayana_page_14.htm (658 words)

	MantraOnNet.com - Ramayan: Book 3: Aranya Kanda - Book Of Forest Canto IV - The Demon King
		Maricha had now become an ascetic and was living a simple life at a place called Gokarna.
		Maricha saw him coming and was filled with foreboding, but he masked his feelings and welcomed the great personage.
		Maricha was in a sorry plight but he realised that there was no way out.
	www.mantraonnet.com /ramayan/book3-canto4.html (2366 words)

	Sathya Sai Baba - Rama Katha Rasavahini - The Rama Story - The Wily Villain
		Maricha decided within himself that it was better to die at the hands of Rama than of the Rakshasa that Ravana was.
		Maricha was disgusted at the passion and perversity of Ravana; but, he did not have the courage to deny him his own complicity.
		Maricha changed his form into a fascinating golden deer, a form that was certain to attract the admiration of Sita and Rama.
	laluni.helloyou.ws /askbaba/ramakatharasavahini/r1023.html (9119 words)

	INDOlink Kidz Korner : RAMAYANA - Part 3 - Abduction of Sita
		Maricha had the power of changing himself into any form he wanted along with the appropriate voice imitation.
		Maricha tried to persuade Ravana to stay away from Rama but Ravana was determined.
		Maricha took the form of a beautiful golden deer and began to graze near Rama's cottage in Panchavati.
	www.indolink.com /Kidz/Stories/ramayana3.html (2097 words)

	Ramayana for children
		Maricha had the power of changing himself into any form he wanted along with the appropriate voice imitation.
		Maricha tried to persuade Ravana to stay away from Rama but Ravana was determined.
		Maricha took the form of a beautiful golden deer and began to graze near Rama's cottage in Panchavati.
	www.veda.harekrsna.cz /encyclopedia/ramayana.htm (6047 words)

	A Glimpse of Krishna
		Interestingly, Maricha was one of the demons shot from the sky into the ocean hundreds of miles away by Rama, when he was asked to help the sages in the beginning of the story.
		Not respecting Maricha’s decision, Ravana asked him to turn himself into a golden deer to assist in the plot.
		Maricha decided it would be better to be killed by Rama than by Ravana, so he agreed to help.
	www.glimpseofkrishna.com /ramayan/14.htm (221 words)

	Vzor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		EDITORIAL, Apr 19 (www.vnn.org) — In the Arandakanda of the Ramayana, the conversations between the demon Ravana and Maricha are described.
		Maricha was aghast with the idea, especially since he was being recruited as the bait, no less.
		In closing, we will make the observation that, although Maricha may have been the most famous of shape-shifting demons - his nefarious exploits being recorded in the Ramayana and exposed to various millennia of readers in the Vedic tradition - he was certainly not the last of them - Unfortunately for us!
	avalon.wz.cz /Tajemno,energie/Marishashapeshifting.htm (2804 words)

	epics2
		Maricha focused his gaze upon Ma'Heet as he answered.
		Maricha stared at Ma'Heet with a sly grin on his face.
		I think I like Maricha so much because I think that if he, as a demon, can make such a drastic change, then there is still hope for other people out there.
	students.ou.edu /F/Shaun.M.Flewellen-1/epics2.html (888 words)

	V. Shah Mat
		This 'exercise' was once the perogative of kings and noble warriors alone," the hermit Maricha said, as he opened the box to reveal a fl and white checkered eight-by-eight board and two sets of playing pieces--one fl, one white.
		This piece, the king, is victory or defeat for you, though he himself has little power..." Maricha explained each of the pieces and their moves, powers and limitations with the same flowery language.
		Maricha courteously offered Vegeta play of the white side, which goes first and is considered to have a slight advantage thereby; Vegeta declined.
	www.republicofnewhome.org /lair/writing/descent/descent5.html (4114 words)

	Tataka - Mother of Subahu and Maricha - Indian Mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Tataka was a shape-shifting Yaksha woman, the mother of the demons Subahu and Maricha.
		She was the daughter of a Yaksha named Suketu, who obtained her by performing a penance directed to Lord Brahma.
		Sunda was killed by a curse of the sage Agastya, and trying for revenge, she attacked the sage accompanied by her son.
	members.cox.net /apamnapat/entities/Tataka.html (235 words)

	nihil obstat: 02/01/2005 - 02/28/2005
		Rama killed his mother and brother (also demons) but Maricha was injured and is involved later in the story as an aestic.
		Maricha passes out from the force of the arrow and the pain that came with it.
		I should just let him walk away, unpunished?” Maricha screamed at the little man. “Revenge is not yours,” quietly the little man laid his hands over Maricha’s eyes, “Sleep now.
	www.wardgoddess.com /2005_02_01_wardgoddess_archive.html (941 words)

	MantraOnNet.com - Ramayan: Book 3: Aranya Kanda - Book Of Forest Canto V - The Golden Deer
		Maricha changed himself into a most captivating deer.
		Maricha howled like a mad dog and fell to the ground.
		He was totally unmoved by that shout of Maricha's for he realised it was only a ruse.
	www.mantraonnet.com /ramayan/book3-canto5.html (2058 words)

	Indian Mythology - Hindu Mythology Articles, Facts @ Indian Divinity.com >> RAMA AVATAR
		Ravana took his best confidant Maricha with him and made plans to teach Rama the lesson for life.
		Maricha lured Rama away from the hermitage on a hunting expedition by himself posing as the prey.
		Maricha on false pretext succeeded in sending Lakshmana too on a mission to search for Rama.
	www.webonautics.com /mythology/avataar_rama4.html (563 words)

	Weekly Assignments (Epics of India) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Maricha is now leading a life of meditation and does not want to participate in Ravana's plot, but Ravana will not take "no" for an answer.
		Maricha disguises himself as a golden deer which captivates Sita.
		When Rama finally shoots the deer, the dying Maricha calls for help using Rama's voice.
	casweb.ou.edu /lgibbs/india/weeks/week02/readingb.htm (700 words)

	MARICHA
		Maricha in Hindu Mythology was a demon who played a very important part in twisting the tale of Ramayana.
		He was thrown into a remote island by the arrow of Lord Rama when he tried to interrupt Sage Vishwamitras yaga.
		Ravana wants to kidnap Sita and so asks for Maricha's help, who then turns himself into a golden deer.
	www.websters-online-dictionary.org /definition/MARICHA (230 words)

	Maricha -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In (additional info and facts about Hindu mythology) Hindu mythology, Maricha was a (Someone extremely diligent or skillful) demon who played a very important part in twisting the tale of Ramayana.
		He was thrown into a remote island by the arrow of Lord (Avatar of Vishnu whose name is synonymous with God; any of three incarnations: Ramachandra or Parashurama or Balarama) Rama when he tried to interrupt Sage (additional info and facts about Vishwamitra) Vishwamitras (additional info and facts about yaga) yaga.
		(additional info and facts about Ravana) Ravana wants to kidnap (Wife of the Hindu god Rama; regarded as an ideal of womanhood) Sita and so asks for Maricha's help, who then turns himself into a golden deer.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/ma/maricha.htm (323 words)

	About ISKCON Society
		He arranges for the demon Maricha to assume the form of a golden deer and entice Rama away while Ravana, in the form of an ascetic, approaches Sita and abducts her.
		He kills it, but before dying, Maricha calls out for Sita and Lakshmana in Rama's voice.
		Sita is anguished when she hears Maricha's cry.
	www.iskconbangalore.org /contents/valmikiramayana/shabari_moksham.htm (834 words)

	SAN DIEGO MUSEUM of ART \| The Binney Collection: South Asian Miniature Paintings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		He went to his uncle the rakshasa (demon), Maricha, and asked him to transform himself into a Golden Deer and lure Rama away from Sita, so that he, Ravana, could charm her into becoming his Queen.
		Maricha eventually agreed to help the nagging, obsessed Ravana.
		With his dying breath, Maricha feigned Rama's voice and shouted, "Help me." Rama grasped the trick, turned, and ran toward home.
	www.sdmart.org /exhibition-binney-rama7.html (517 words)

	Woodcarver On-Line Magazine, Pyrography News, No. 13
		Maricha was writing to tell me about how her Corroboree sculpture was doing since it was featured in the March-April 2001 Pyrograffiti article in the WOM.
		She later made the plinth as a base for it to be placed on for exhibition, and that is why it is being shown again here as an update.
		As a result of all the favorable publicity about her Corroboree sculpture, Maricha got sponsorships for her carving group; her students were also involved in discussions and talks; and they were given tools by Arbortech.
	carverscompanion.com /Ezine/Vol5Issue5/KMenendez/KMenendez3.html (472 words)

	Mahabharata Of Vyasa, A Complete Translation By Kisari Mohan Gaguly
		And after Ravana had taken his seat, and rested himself a while, Maricha skilled in speech, sat beside Ravana and addressed him who was himself as eloquent in speech, saying, 'Thy complexion hath assumed an unnatural hue; is it all right with thy kingdom, O king of the Rakshasas?
		And Maricha appeared in the shape of a deer.
		And Maricha appeared before the princess of Videha in that guise.
	www.bharatadesam.com /spiritual/mahabharata/mahabharata_03276.php (1031 words)

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		Maricha, I am sorry that you mostly meet jackass guys.
		Maricha, Olivia told me to come here and tell you that you are the best at wasting my time and come to think of it you probably are.
		Maricha, you are the best at wasting my worthless time.
	guestbooks.pathfinder.gr /read/glitterlips?pass=&page=1 (1408 words)

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