tErezhundUr
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• October 5, 1998
Dear Mani, I've got my version from a local Sankara Mutt friend of mine. He generally makes no mistake in getting his historical facts. If you and Sri."Rengi" do come up with inaccuracies it must be that I have goofed and got it wrong from this friend of mine. I await your research findings. While you are on it can you also please check out any authentic "pramAnam" to show that Parvati and Vishnu are siblings. Another member, Sri.Michael Tandy posed me this question in a private mail and I can't seem to lay my hands on any ready references in my horribly disorganized pile of personal scrap-books. Another good member (who does not wish to be named) wants to know how the "cow" came to be such a venerated symbol in Vedantic faith/literature and what are the roots of this ancient symbolism.(I am not sure if the cow is "symbolism"!) These are all excellent questions which I feel should be discussed threadbare on the list amongst erudite members like all of you. Please oblige. Thanks, dAsan, sudarshan
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