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Title: Kakamaithuna Shanti / काकमैथुन शांती / Kākamaithuna śāntī
Authors: Naraharī
Description: Acc. No.: M-7518; Collection: पंडितराव संग्रह ; Language: Sanskrit; Script: Devanagari; Subject: Yadnik; No. of Folios: 2; No. of Pages: 4; Lines per page: 9; Size: 20.9*10.0; Material: Handmade Paper; Complete/Incomplete: Complete; Physical Condition: Good; Description: This is about Kakamaithuna Shanti is a traditional Hindu expiatory ritual performed when the mating of crows is considered an unfavorable omen. The ceremony is intended to remove any negative influences, ensure peace and well-being, and seek divine blessings through prayers, offerings, and sometimes a fire ritual.; Beginning Line: अथकाकमैथुनशांति दर्शनजनितविघ्नशमनंविधानं; Ending Line: दत्वातांमहिषीधीमान् ब्राह्मणाभोजयेतत: एवंय:कुरुतेभक्त्यानारीवापुरुषोपिवा
URI: https://ir.unishivaji.ac.in/handle/123456789/4566
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