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	Madhavacarya
		Madhyageha Bhatta saw that teaching Vasudeva the alphabet and showing him how to form the letters with the sounds was so natural and easy for the boy to pick up, it was as though he already knew everything but was just keeping it a secret.
		Madhyageha Bhatta thought to himself that the reason for his son's wonderfully sharp intelligence was due to the mercy of Lord Anantasana, and in that way Madhyageha Bhatta always remembered his Lord Anantaswara.
		Madhyageha Bhatta showed his pure and simple son how to light to homa and how to perform the oblations into the fire after cleansing oneself internally by mantra, and externally by bathing, wearing clean cloth, the sipping of water called acaman, and performance of nyasa (touching parts of the body with mantras).
	www.hindu-samskaras.i12.com /Madhavacarya/madhavacarya.html (6633 words)

	Extra Readings
		He was a great Sadhaka intent on Japa and Aagama to such an extent that he was reduced to skin and bone.
		But Sankara Bhatta turned a deaf ear to her allurements; he said politely, but firmly, 'No, Saraswathi has blessed me with the most precious wealth, the gift that liberates me. I do not crave your Grace.
		THE A of AUM is the Vishwa; the U is Tejas; and the M is Prajna - There is another interpretation in the scriptures.
	sathyasaibaba1.tripod.com /extra32.htm (4096 words)

	The Hare Krsnas - The Philosophy - Writings of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada
		But since their conversation took place long, long before the Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu was composed, the question my be raised as to how either of them quoted the verse.
		Venkata Bhatta then said, "I am an ordinary fallen living entity, but You are Krsna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead Himself.
		After saying this, Venkata Bhatta fell down before the lotus feet of the Lord, and the Lord, out of His causeless mercy, embraced him.
	www.harekrsna.com /philosophy/acarya/writings/madhya9a.htm (6029 words)

	www.vijayadasaru.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		His father was known as Madhyageha bhatta, an erudite scholar in itihasa and puranas.
		Sri Madhvacharya was called Purna Prajna when he embraced sanyasa but he was renamed as Anandatirtha when he was made the incharge of the mutt.
		As junior head of the mutt, Sri Madhva started teaching sastras himself interpreting them to mean monotheism in the light of Pancaraatra Bhaagavatha tradition and sagunasrutis which apparently look as nirgunasrutis as interpreted in the system of Advaita.
	www.vijayadasaru.net /madhva.htm (1524 words)

	Shri Madhwacharyaru
		Madhyageha Bhatta and his wife decided to approach their Ista Deva (family Deity) Lord Narayana and make a vow.
		However Madhyageha Bhatta was already looking around for a nice Vaisnava-Brahmin girl as a suitable match for his son.
		Madhyageha Bhatta tried desperately for the last time to stop his determined son.
	www.uttaradimath.org /madhwacharyaru.html (6964 words)

	Fwd: Advaita and Buddhism
		And it's to be noted that nowhere in his teachings does he deny the existence of the Upanishadic brahman.
		That the Sakhyamuni's teachings is derived from the Upanishads is a view of, as orthodox a thinker as KumArilla Bhatta himself.
		It must also be noted that the concept of the two levels of reality is directly related to the denial of the ultimate validity of the pramAnas.
	www.advaita-vedanta.org /archives/advaita-l/1999-June/011095.html (2520 words)

	Humanistic Momentum in the Buddhist Literature
		As a result of that sunyata supersedes to the relative knowledge and that is equated with prajna (wisdom).
		However, the Buddhists ahas toe face challenges and compete with the followers of the Vedica priests, subsequently the Upanisadic teachers and later on the eminent philosophers like Kunarila Bhatta (620-680 A. D.) Sankaracarya (circa 1st half a room to develop Buddhist literature multi-dimensional.
		To promote the above cause the Buddhist introduce their specific system of education in contrast on the Kulapati system of the Rsi-culture and those of the Jaina arahants.
	www.buddhim.20m.com /8-5.htm (1864 words)

	1008 Pearls of Sayings of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Viswa is the Walking; Tejas is the Dream; Prajna, the Deep Sleep stage.
		He was a great Sadhaka intent on Japa and Ahgama to such an extent that he was reduced to skin and bone.
		You can experience the Name, you can imbibe the Form; you can take them to heart and dwell upon them and fill yourself with the joy that they evoke.
	www.virtuescience.com /saibaba19.html (3619 words)

	The Panchadasi
		At the command of Isvara (and) for the experience of Prajna the five subtle elements, ether, air, fire, water and earth, arose from the part of Prakriti in which tamas predominates.
		The five sensory organs, the five organs of action, the five vital airs, mind and intellect, all the seventeen together from the subtle body, which is called the Suksma or linga sarira.
		The followers of Bhatta hold that consciousness is hidden in Atman and that its nature is both consciousness and unconsciousness.
	www.geocities.com /advaitavedant/panchadasi.htm (22518 words)

	Advaita
		Neither can identity-cum-difference be asserted because that would prevent the identity from being seen, for the difference being real, it would persist and prevent the perception that 'the cloth is nothing but yarn' from taking place.
		Thus the elimination of both name and form that is different than Brahman, is the limitedness of the names and forms of the world of sense, and what is attained is the unlimited world in which all the three starting with Visva gain identity.
		The smaller units lose their individuality in the bigger ones, as it were.
	www.advaita.org.uk /discourses/chittaranjan/advaita_chittaranjan.htm (3605 words)

	Five Millennia Old Our Culture & Literature of Kashmir
		The Hindus of the valley are called Kashmiri Pandits or ‘Bhattas’ meaning in Sanskrit the honoured one.
		It was later extended and supplemented by Jona Raja, Shrivara and Prajna Bhatta and brought up to date till the reign of Zainul-Ab-din.
		During the reign of Badshah Bhatta Avatara wrote ‘Banasur Katha’ and ‘Zaina villas’ and Yodha Bhatta wrote ‘Zaina Prakash’.
	www.koausa.org /Old_Culture.html (7391 words)

	Contents
		Susan Osaki Holm, Hem C. Jha, Ramesh C. Bhatta, J.S.P. Chaudhary, B.B. Thapa, Dale Davis, Ram Prasad Pokhrel, Miao Yinghui, Michael Zegans, Julius Schachter, Kevin D. Frick, Lisa Tapert, and Thomas M. Lietman: vol.79, no.3, 194-200 [PDF]
		Kevin D. Frick, Thomas M. Lietman, Susan Osaki Holm, Hem C. Jha, J.S.P. Chaudhary, and Ramesh C. Bhatta: vol.79, no.3, 201-207 [PDF]
		David Yorston and Adenike Abiose; Nathan Congdon; N. Venkatesh Prajna and G.
	www.who.int /docstore/bulletin/tableofcontents/2001/vol.79no.3.html (381 words)

	The Hare Krsnas - Parampara, Disciplic Succession - Brahma Sampradaya - Life of Sri Madhvacarya
		When Madhvacarya returned from Badarikasrama, he went to Ganjama, which is on the bank of the river Godavari.
		There he met with two learned scholars named Sobhana Bhatta and Svami Sastri.
		Later these scholars became known in the disciplic succession of Madhvacarya as Padmanabha Tirtha and Narahari Tirtha.
	www.harekrsna.com /philosophy/gss/sadhu/sampradayas/brahma/madhva.htm (1157 words)

	Rasik Vihari Joshi - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase
		Read a Paper: Seven Steps of Liberation in the Philosophy of Vedanta.
		International Congress Aladaa, Brazil, 2000 Read a Paper on "Assam, the Birth Place of Dharma-kirti and Kumarila Bhatta".
		Read a Paper on Sanskrit Language as the Map of the World.
	www.indopedia.org /Rasik_Vihari_Joshi.html (988 words)

	A CRITIQUE OF KLOSTERMAIER'S `A SURVEY OF HINDUISM'
		Kesava Tadipatri commented upon previous drafts, while B.N.K. Sharma gave important clarifications.
		1In a private communication, Sharma dismisses this allegation against Madhva by Klostermaier as “a pure concoction,” and points out that Klostermaier instead should have mentioned the true fact that centuries before Madhva, the Buddhists had such a rough time at the hands of Kumarila Bhatta (8th cent.
		CE) that they were forced to flee en masse to Cambodia, Thailand, Tibet, and other parts East, causing Buddhism to all but disappear in India.
	www.dvaita.org /shaastra/klost (1784 words)

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		22.1.18 Edited, with Gaga Bhatta's Bhattacintamani, by Ramakrsna Shastri Patavardhana.
		22.1.87 Edited with Sabara's Bhasya, Somesvara Bhatta's Nyayasudha, Kumarila Bhatta's Tantravarttika, Govindamuni's Bhasya and Mahaprabhulal Gosvamin's Bhasya, by Pattabhirama Sastri and Mahaprabhulal Gosvamin.
		23.1.60.1 Edited with Nimbarka's Dasasloki, Devacarya's Siddhantajahnavi, Sundara Bhatta's Dvaitadvaitasiddhantasataka and Giridhara Prapanna's Laghumanjusa, by P.
	faculty.washington.edu /kpotter/ckeyt/txt1.htm (8690 words)

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		Astasahasri on Bhatta Akalanka's Astasati (NCat IX, l28)
		494.1.9 Edited, with Bhatta Raghava's Vicara, by Uma Ramana Jha.
		582.27.11 Umakant P. Shah, "A reference to Bhatta Candrananda by Abhinavagupta", Sambodhi 4.1, 1975, 7-8
	faculty.washington.edu /kpotter/ckeyt/txt3.htm (6195 words)

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