Bhutadikasarga, Bhūtādikasarga, Bhutadika-Sarga: 2 definitions
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Source: archive.org: Shiva Purana - English TranslationBhūtādikasarga (भूतादिकसर्ग) or Bhūtādisarga refers to the “creation of the elements” and represents the fifth of the nine classes of cosmic creation (sarga), according to the Śivapurāṇa 2.1.15:—“[...] then again at the bidding of Lord Śiva the Bhūtādikasarga (Bhūtādisarga) appeared. Thus five types of creation collectively called Vaikṛta were set in motion by me. [...] I cannot adequately describe the divisions and sub-divisions of all these types of creation (e.g., Bhūtādikasarga). [...]”.
Bhūtādikasarga (भूतादिकसर्ग).—Creation; first is mahat sarga, second bhūta sarga, third aiṅdriyaka sarga; this is prākṛta sarga.*
- * Vāyu-purāṇa 4. 50; 6. 58-62.
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Partial matches: Bhutadika, Sarga.
Full-text: Bhutadisarga, Vaikrita.
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