Bhagavata Purana: Incident of a student and some ladies: incident of sage/dogs

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robb thurston <robb7thurston wrote: I send you respect for

the very good forum you maintain. I hope

to contact here a student of Puranas, maybe someone who is alert to the

Bhagavata Purana. There is an incident of a student (brahmacarin) who

has not been ever in contact, that he knew of, with a lady of any

sort. Then he sees them and imagines that they are boys, with whom he

has had contact, and that the boys are holding horns on their chests.

The student may havce been Kapila Muni, but I am not certain. In

another section of the Purana, there is a great sage or yogin who is

associated with dogs. It may have been Agastya Muni.

May I respectfully request confirmation on Kapila Muni and Agastya

Muni, and, as a mercy, the verses in which the incidents occur. It

would assist my research.

 

I can't speak of the Bhagavata but if it helps the story of Rsyasrnga is also

in the Mahabharata's third parvan, Aranyakaparvan or Vanaparvan, beginning with

the tenth adhyaya in both the BORI and vulgate editions, in case that probably

earlier version of the story may also interest.

 

Phillip

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