Epic Undertakings (Vol. 2) A Grin Presentation -No Perceptionof time as an

-No Perceptionof time as an Independent Entity-perception of the present - The sensible present is instantaneous (The Buddhist View)- TheSensible present has Duration ( the Naiyayika and the Vedantist View)

perception ceases

The Ruler of Mathura780-787 Parva 90Conquering of Mathura by Satrughna787-789 Parva 91Story of Earlier Births of Satrughana789-792 Parva 92Activities of Saptarsis of Mathura792-798 Parva 93Story of The Achieving of Manorama798-801 Parva 94Fortunes of Rama and Laksmana801-803 Parva 95Adoration of Jinendra803-806 Parva 96III - Talk of the People About Sita's Stay in Lanka807-810 Parva 97Exile of Sita811-822 Parva 98Sita Consoled by Vajrajangha in the Forest822-827 Parva 99Performance of Rama after the Exile of Sita828-834 Parva 100Birth of Lavanankusa835-839 Parva 101The Battle of Lava and Ankusa839-845 Parva 102Battle of Lavanankusa845-856 Parva 103Meeting of Lavanankusa with Rama and Laksmana857-862 Parva 104Return of Sita to Rama862-868 Parva 105Fire Ordeal of Sita869-885 Parva 106The Stories of Earlier Births of Rama

The research successfully carried out by Kirti Kulkarni will surely arouse the interest of scholars anew in the field of Vedic studies and of Panini's grammar

Epic Undertakings (Vol. 2) A Grin Presentation -No Perceptionof time as anRecent years have witnessed continued and growing interest in the massive and fascinating poems we know as the Sanskrit epics. This interest has manifested itself in the continuing translations of both texts, a steady stream of publications and numerous scholarly meetings of Sanskrit epic scholars. A number of these scholars assembled in Helsinki to constitute the Epic section of the 12th World Sanskrit conference in the summer of 2003. The present