BibliotecaMahābhārataAnuśāsana-parva (The Book of Instructions)
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Mahābhārata

La gran epopeya de Vyāsa. Su nombre original es «Jaya» («Victoria»). Contiene la Bhagavad-gītā (Bhīṣma-parva) y es una de las fuentes clave de la filosofía védica.

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Anuśāsana-parva (The Book of Instructions)

121Capítulo 121 — Maitreya and Vyāsa: Charity the Highest Discipline4 versos
122Capítulo 122 — Maitreya on the Worthy Recipient of Charity3 versos
123Capítulo 123 — Vyāsa on the Power of Austerity; the Harmony of Charity, Austerity, and Learning3 versos
124Capítulo 124 — The Conduct of Virtuous Women: Śāṇḍilī and Sumanā3 versos
125Capítulo 125 — Conciliation versus Gift: The Brahmin and the Rākṣasa (Part 1)6 versos
126Capítulo 126 — The Frame of the Umā-Maheśvara Dialogue: Kṛṣṇa's Vow and the Nārāyaṇa-Fire (Part 1)7 versos
127Capítulo 127 — The Umā-Maheśvara Dialogue: Śiva's Austerity and the Third Eye (Part 1)7 versos
128Capítulo 128 — Maheśvara on His Forms and the Dharma of the Four Varṇas (Part 1)9 versos
129Capítulo 129 — The All-Pervading Dharma: The Threefold Authority and the Paths of Action and Liberation (Part 1)8 versos
130Capítulo 130 — The Forest-Hermit Dharma and the Fruits of Austerities (Part 1)8 versos
131Capítulo 131 — Varṇa by Conduct, Not Birth: Rise and Fall among the Orders (Part 1)8 versos
132Capítulo 132 — Dharma and Adharma: The Deeds, Words, and Thoughts That Lead to Heaven (Part 1)7 versos
133Capítulo 133 — The Ripening of Karma: Generosity, Reverence, Compassion, and Their Opposites (Part 1)8 versos
134Capítulo 134 — Umā on the Dharma of Women (Part 1)8 versos
136Capítulo 136 — The Honoring of Brahmins, the Bridges of Dharma3 versos
137Capítulo 137 — The Wind and Kārtavīrya Arjuna: Power's Pride against the Holy3 versos
138Capítulo 138 — The Wind's Vindication of the Brahmin and the Unborn Creator3 versos
139Capítulo 139 — The Wind's Tales of Kaśyapa and Utathya: The Power of the Holy4 versos
140Capítulo 140 — The Wind's Tales of Agastya and Vasiṣṭha: The Holy as Refuge of the Gods3 versos