Fire
“eschatological punishment”
idea · 3 works · 3 mentions · 3 anchored passages
also in the atlas: Fire the object
brilliance · fire · luster · lustre · tejas · the fire
spoken of as
2 expressionsLuster“tejas”1 mention
Atharvaveda (Paippalāda) (Sanskrit)
The golden luster and the luster of the elephant, the luster they speak of in battle, of those who have conquered, which the seers have proclaimed in cultivated fields and in the field of the born — may the gods, the upholders of sovereignty, place that in me.
tejas“fire”1 mention
Tarkasaṃgraha (Sanskrit)
Fire is that which possesses hot touch.
in the texts
Tarkasaṃgraha
Substance possessing hot touch; the eye is its sense-organ; four-fold objects (terrestrial, celestial, digestive, mineral).
Fire is that which possesses hot touch.
Atharvaveda (Paippalāda)
Radiant vital power (tejas) sought by the speaker, catalogued as present across cosmos, ritual, society, and animals.
The golden luster and the luster of the elephant, the luster they speak of in battle, of those who have conquered, which the seers have proclaimed in cultivated fields and in the field of the born — may the gods, the upholders of sovereignty, place that in me.
The luster in the sun — that which I have heard of, by which people go with radiance at their fore — the luster in Soma, the luster in the cows:
Luster in the chariot, luster in the horse that draws the chariot, luster in the quiver, luster in the armor, the luster that is foremost among the horses — [may the gods place] that in me.
De Patientia
The punitive fire awaiting the devil and those who follow his false patience
But let them look to their own patience and that of their president, beneath whom the fire awaits.