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Identifier: indianmythlegend00inmack Title: Indian myth and legend Year: 1913 (1910s) Authors: Mackenzie, Donald Alexander, 1873-1936 Subjects: Hindu mythology Publisher: London, Gresham Contributing Library: Indiana University Digitizing Sponsor: Indiana University
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Text Appearing After Image: SURYA IN HIS CHARIOTFrom the Kailasa Temple, Ellora THE GREAT VEDIC DEITIES 33 Surya is an Aryanized sun god. He drives a goldenchariot drawn by seven mares, or a mare with sevenheads; he has golden hair and golden arms and hands.As he is alluded to as the eye of Varuna and Mitra,and a son of Aditi, it is evident that if he did not origi-nally belong to the group of Adityas, he was stronglyinfluenced by them. In his Savitri character, which hepossesses at morning as well as at evening, he stimulatesall life and the mind of man. One of the most sacredand oldest mantras (texts) in the Vedas is still addressedby Brahmans to the rising sun. It runs:— Let us meditate on that excellent glory of the divine Vivifier,May he enlighten (or stimulate) our understandings.^ I The feeling for Nature pervades the ancient religionand literature of India. Priests were poets and singers inearly Vedic times. A Rishi was a composer of hymns tothe gods, and several are named in the collections. Everygrea
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