Pasupata

In days of yore, O Daksha, this auspicious religion called Pasupata had been extracted by me.

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Then having thus once more obtained the Pasupata weapon from the supreme god, the invincible

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Pritha with the weapons called Sthunakarna, Indrasjaha and Pasupata, and with clubs and other weapons.

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Possessed of greatness of soul, he gratified Mahadeva himself in fair fight, and obtained from him the terrible and mighty weapon Pasupata that is capable of destroying the three worlds.

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The cult known by the name of Pasupata was promulgated by the Lord of Uma, that master of all creatures, viz., the cheerful Siva, otherwise known by the name of

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Pasupata weapon and the accomplishment of his vow.

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He will gratify in battle (by his heroism) Sankara, the god of gods (Mahadeva), and will receive from him the great weapon named Pasupata.

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Sindhus, 'O Partha, there is an indestructible, supreme weapon of the name of Pasupata.

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When I heard that Arjuna, having, in combat, pleased the god of gods, Tryambaka (the three-eyed) in the disguise of a hunter, obtained the great weapon Pasupata, then O Sanjaya, I had no hope of success.

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Sthur-karna, Pasupata, and Brahma, and all those that Sakra gave me, all of which are endued with fierce impetuosity.

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