Vyasa's advise to the Pandavas, his grandsons who were staying in the forest. Quoted in p. 49.
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Swami Tejomayananada, in p. 139.
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Vyasa's condition agreeing to the terms set by Ganesha. Quoted in p. 139.
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In p,51.
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and so on up to twenty-eight
Vishnu Purana (Book 3, Ch 3), in The Vishńu Puráńa: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition http://books.google.co.in/books?id=bkEpAAAAYAAJ, p. 219.
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“I am ready, but only on one condition. Once I start writing, you should not stop dictating to me.”
Ganesha to Vyasa on the latter’s request to him to write down his narration of Mahabharata. Quoted in p. 139.
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Prof Ralph Nicholos, in p. 50.
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In p. 124.
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In p. 58
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“Remember me when things are to be done.”
Vyasa to his mother Satyavati Kali, after he was born and forced his body to mature that very day by will power”, meaning that he would appear before her whenever she thought of him, quoted by Alf Hiltebeitel in P.47.
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Swami Tejomayananada, in p. 139.
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In p. 4.
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In p. 103.
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in p. 125.
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w:PulastyaPulastya in p. 49.
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