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=== पर्जन्यः || Parjanya ===
 
=== पर्जन्यः || Parjanya ===
<blockquote>पर्जन्यो वाव गौतमाग्निस्तस्य वायुरेव समिदश्र्त्रं धूमो विद्युदर्चिरशनिरङ्गारा ह्रादनयो  विस्फुलिङ्गाः || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.1)<ref name=":2" /></blockquote><blockquote>parjanyo vāva gautamāgnistasya vāyureva samidaśrtraṃ dhūmo vidyudarciraśaniraṅgārā hrādanayo visphuliṅgāḥ || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.1)</blockquote><blockquote>तस्मिन्नेतस्मिन्नग्नौ देवाः सोमाँ राजानं जुहोति तस्या आहुतेर्वर्ष संभवति || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.2)<ref name=":2" /></blockquote><blockquote>tasminnetasminnagnau devāḥ somām̐ rājānaṃ juhoti tasyā āhutervarṣa saṃbhavati || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.2)</blockquote>[[Parjanya (पर्जन्य)|पर्जन्य || parjanya]]: Here the पर्जन्य || Parjanya (the water bearing cloud) is the Fire, fueled by वायु || Vaayu (Wind) which is wood, Clouds are the smoke, Lightning is the Flame, Thunder is the embers, the rumbling of the clouds is the spark of the fire. The just-created [[सोम|'''सोम || Soma''']] '''at the first level is offered by the देवता''' '''|| devatas''' as oblation to [[Parjanya (पर्जन्य)|पर्जन्य || parjanya]]. That born during the second stage of creation is '''र्वर्ष || Rain'''.   
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<blockquote>पर्जन्यो वाव गौतमाग्निस्तस्य वायुरेव समिदश्र्त्रं धूमो विद्युदर्चिरशनिरङ्गारा ह्रादनयो  विस्फुलिङ्गाः || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.1)<ref name=":2" /></blockquote><blockquote>parjanyo vāva gautamāgnistasya vāyureva samidaśrtraṃ dhūmo vidyudarciraśaniraṅgārā hrādanayo visphuliṅgāḥ || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.1)</blockquote><blockquote>तस्मिन्नेतस्मिन्नग्नौ देवाः सोमाँ राजानं जुहोति तस्या आहुतेर्वर्ष संभवति || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.2)<ref name=":2" /></blockquote><blockquote>tasminnetasminnagnau devāḥ somām̐ rājānaṃ juhoti tasyā āhutervarṣa saṃbhavati || (Chan. Upan. 5.5.2)</blockquote>Here, the पर्जन्यः || [[Parjanya]] (the water bearing cloud) is the Fire, fueled by वायुः || Vayu (Wind) which is wood, Clouds are the smoke, Lightning is the Flame, Thunder is the embers, the rumbling of the clouds is the spark of the fire. The just-created सोमः || Soma at the first level is offered by the देवताः || devatas as oblation to parjanya. That born during the second stage of creation is र्वर्षा || Rain.   
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Here the descent to the intermediate stage between the physical world and the celestial realms is exquisitely connected through the world of parjanya or the clouds. Thus, rain falls by the activity of the higher celestial beings. Clouds as comprehended by the greatest of poets, Kalidasa in Meghadoota<ref>Mallinath. (1895). ''[https://archive.org/stream/exhaustivenotes00mallgoog#page/n18/mode/2up Exhaustive Notes on the Meghaduta of Kalidas, Verse 5]''. Bombay:Indian Printing Press.</ref> is a combination or sannipaata of <blockquote>"धमू ज्योतिःसलिलमरुतां सन्निपातः क्व मघेः || (Verse 5)"</blockquote><blockquote>"dhamū jyotiḥsalilamarutāṃ sannipātaḥ kva magheḥ || (Verse 5)"</blockquote>The second oblation is the reverberation of the universal vibration felt in the upper atmospheric regions.
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Here, the descent to the intermediate stage between the physical world and the celestial realms is exquisitely connected through the world of parjanya or the clouds. Thus, rain falls by the activity of the higher celestial beings. Clouds as comprehended by the greatest of poets, कालिदासः ॥ Kalidasa in मेघदूतम् ॥ Meghadoota<ref>Mallinath. (1895). ''[https://archive.org/stream/exhaustivenotes00mallgoog#page/n18/mode/2up Exhaustive Notes on the Meghaduta of Kalidas, Verse 5]''. Bombay:Indian Printing Press.</ref> is a सन्निपातः ॥ sannipata (combination) of, <blockquote>धूमः ज्योतिःसलिलमरुतां सन्निपातः क्व मेघः || (Verse 5)<ref>Kale M.R (2011)., The Meghaduta of Kalidasa, Delhi : Motilal Banarsidass Publishers </ref></blockquote><blockquote>dhūmaḥ jyotiḥsalilamarutāṃ sannipātaḥ kva meghaḥ || (Verse 5)</blockquote>The second oblation is the reverberation of the universal vibration felt in the upper atmospheric regions.
    
=== पृथ्वी || Prithvi ===
 
=== पृथ्वी || Prithvi ===

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