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Vyasa The Bhagavad Gita (Telang translation… (1882)

And then he went to the temple of Maha Lakshmi, where he offered his obeisances, and then started to pray, "O Devi, whose heart is full of mercy, who is worshipped throughout the three worlds and who is the giver of all fortune and the mother of Creation. All glories to You, o shelter of all living entities. O fulfiller of all desires, You are the wonderful energy of Lord Achyuta, who is maintaining the three worlds. You are the Supreme Goddess. O protector of the devotees, all glories to You.
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Vyasa The Bhagavad Gita (Telang translation… (1882)

Lord Shiva said, "I will recite the wonderful glories of the twelfth Chapter of Ṥrīmad Bhagavad-gītā before you, dear Parvati."
In the South there is an important holy place by the name of Kolhapur, where the temple of the Lord's divine consort Maha Lakshmi is situated. Maha Lakshmi is continuously worshipped by all of the demigods. That place is the fulfiller of all desires. Rudragaya is also situated there. One day, a young prince arrived there. His body was the color of gold. His eyes were very beautiful. His shoulders were very strong and his chest was broad. His arms were long and strong.
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Vyasa The Bhagavad Gita (Telang translation… (1882)

Then Siddha-Samadhi said to those demigods, "O devas, this prince's horse, which he had kept ready for his sacrifice, was stolen at night by Lord Indra. Kindly bring that horse back now."
Immediately those demigods brought that horse before him, after which Siddha-Samadhi dismissed them. When the prince saw all these wonderful happenings, he fell at the feet of Siddha-Samadhi, and inquired from him. "How have you attained such power, which I have not seen or heard of any one else possessing?
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