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Oct 20, 2026

Mari AweidahHOST
11:48
In some stories, it's also Brahma, and so it kind of changes.
Mari AweidahHOST
11:52
But in one very well-known story, Matsya visits Manu, who is a human king.
Mari AweidahHOST
11:58
And Manu finds a little fish in his hand, which is Matsya, while he's performing some kind of water ritual, water offering.
Mari AweidahHOST
12:07
The fish tells Manu that it fears being eaten by a larger fish and asks for his protection.
Mari AweidahHOST
12:15
In return, the fish says it will rescue Manu from an incoming flood.
Mari AweidahHOST
12:19
Manu protects the fish until it grows large enough to be safe and frees it.
Mari AweidahHOST
12:23
And in the story, he sort of gradually puts it in larger containers, allowing it to grow until it's safe, you So the fish tells him the timing of the flood and tells him to build a boat.
Mari AweidahHOST
12:36
And then when the flood comes, the fish helps guide the boat to higher ground.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
70:25
So long as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, twice as long does it rise in the south and set in the north, and so long does he follow the sovereign supremacy of the Rudras.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
70:40
eight khanda on the third of these nectars the adityas live with varuna at their head true the devas do not eat or drink but they enjoy by seeing the nectar they enter into the dark color and they rise from that color he who thus knows this nectar becomes one of the adityas with varuna at their head he sees the nectar and rejoices and he having entered that color rises again from that color so long as the sun rises in the south and sets in the north twice as long does it rise in the west and set in the east and so long does he follow the sovereign supremacy of the adityas ninth khanda on the fourth of these nectars the maruts live with soma at their head true the devas do not eat or drink but they enjoy by seeing the nectar they enter into that very dark color and they rise from that color he who thus knows this nectar becomes one of the maruts with soma at the head he sees the nectar and rejoices and he having entered that color rises again from that color so long as the sun rises in the west and sets in the east twice as long does it rise in the north and set in the south and so long does he follow the sovereign supremacy of the maurits tenth khanda on the fifth of these nectars the sadhyas live with brahman at their head true the devas do not eat or drink but they enjoy by seeing the nectar they enter into that color and they rise from that color he who thus knows this nectar becomes one of the sadhyas with brahman at their head he sees the nectar and rejoices and he having entered that color rises again from that color so long as the sun rises in the north and sets in the south twice as long does it rise above and set below and so long does he follow the sovereign power of the sadyas eleventh khanda when from thence he has risen upwards he neither rises nor sets he is alone standing in the centre and on this there is this verse yonder he neither rises nor sets at any time if this is not true ye gods may i lose brahman and indeed to him who thus knows this brahma upanishad the secret doctrine of the veda the sun does not rise and does not set for him there is day once and for all This doctrine, beginning with third, first, first Brahman, Hiranyagarbha, told to Prajapati, Virag, Prajapati to Manu, Manu to his offspring, Ikshavaku, etc.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
74:05
And the father told that doctrine of Brahman to Uddalaka Aruni.
Jyoti TharavanathNARRATOR
74:11
A father may therefore tell that doctrine of Brahman to his eldest son or to a worthy people.
SandraNARRATOR
35:41
Note, to the present moment, in spite of all controversies and researches, history and science remain as much as ever in the dark as to the origin of the Jews.
SandraNARRATOR
35:50
They may be as well the exiled Jandalas of old India, the bricklayers mentioned by Vina Swata, Vedavyasa, and Manu, as the Phoenicians of Herodotus or the Hyksos of Josephus, or descendants of Pali shepherds, or a mixture of all these.
SandraNARRATOR
36:10
The Bible names the Tyrians as a kindred people and claims dominion over them.
SandraNARRATOR
36:15
Yet whatever they may have been, they became a hybrid people.

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Kirk ZieglerNARRATOR
106:50
End of section 4 Section 5 of Book 1, Part 2 of The Secret Doctrine This is a LibriVox recording.
Kirk ZieglerNARRATOR
107:05
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Kirk ZieglerNARRATOR
107:09
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Read by Kirk Ziegler The Secret Doctrine by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky Book 1, Part 2, The Evolution of Symbolism Section 3, Primordial Substance and Divine Thought, Part 2 If we turn to the ordinance of Manu, we find the prototype of all these ideas.
Kirk ZieglerNARRATOR
107:38
Mostly lost to the Western world in their original form, disfigured by later interpolations and additions, they have, nevertheless, preserved quite enough of their ancient spirit to show its character.

Unknown podcast

The 8th Civilization: Who Survives the Next Reset According to Ancient Texts

Oct 18 · 80 Mentions

speaker_5NARRATOR
68:42
This is the beginning of the flood story in the Shatapatha Brahmana, section 1.8.1.
speaker_5NARRATOR
68:49
The earlier Manu account we will follow here.
speaker_5NARRATOR
68:52
Later Indian tellings give the fish a more fully divine identity and add other details to the voyage.
speaker_5NARRATOR
68:58
Those later versions matter in their own right, but they are not where this telling begins.
speaker_5NARRATOR
69:04
Here, before
speaker_6NARRATOR
69:05
there is a boat,
speaker_5NARRATOR
69:07
before there is any rising water, there is a creature asking Manu for help.
speaker_5NARRATOR
69:13
The fish tells him that fish are prey to other fish.
Balaji RamaswamyHOST
12:54
Vaivasvata manvantare ashtavimshati tame kaliyuge prathame pade" So Vaivasvata manvantare.
Balaji RamaswamyHOST
13:01
This is-- Manvantaram is from of Vivas-Vivasvan.
Balaji RamaswamyHOST
13:08
And this Vaivasvata Manu belongs to this Surya vamsa.
Balaji RamaswamyHOST
13:18
And what did Manu do? Manur ikshwakave abravit.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
68:39
This doctrine, beginning with third, first, first Brahman, Hiranyagarbha, told to Prajapati, Virag.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
68:47
Prajapati to Manu.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
68:49
Manu to his offspring, Ikshavaku, etc.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
68:54
And the father told that doctrine of Brahman to Uddalaka Aruni.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
68:59
A father may therefore tell that doctrine of Brahman to his eldest son or to a worthy people.

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Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
241:48
Fifteenth Kanda.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
241:50
Brahma, Hiranyagarbha or Parameshwara, told this to Prajapati, Kasyapa.
Jyoti TaravanatNARRATOR
242:00
Prajapati to Manu, his son.

Unknown podcast

What If Every Flood Myth on Earth Describes the Same Night? | History for Sleep

Oct 7 · 26 Mentions

speaker_2NARRATOR
71:53
Not a chest, not an ark, but a fish.
speaker_2NARRATOR
71:57
The fish is small at first, so small that it fits in Manu's cupped hands.
speaker_2NARRATOR
72:04
Manu is not exactly a king in the oldest version of the story.
speaker_2NARRATOR
72:08
He is something more fundamental.
speaker_2NARRATOR
72:10
In Indian tradition, Manu is the ancestor of humanity, the first man of the present age, the one from whom people themselves take their name.
speaker_2NARRATOR
72:20
Manava in Sanskrit can mean human, descended from Manu.
speaker_2NARRATOR
72:26
One day, while Manu is performing a ritual with water, a tiny fish comes into his hands and speaks.
speaker_2NARRATOR
72:34
Protect me, it says.

Unknown podcast

The Age of Invisible Civilizations: Did We Miss Earlier Cultures? | History for Sleep

Oct 7 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
26:39
The Hebrew Bible speaks of Noah and his Ark.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:42
In India, the Matsya Purana describes how Manu saved humanity from a world-destroying flood.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:48
The Greeks had Deucalion.
speaker_0NARRATOR
26:51
The Chinese spoke of Gun-Yu taming the great floods.
S90GUEST
56:50
This is a cool graphical.
S90GUEST
56:51
Hindu Manu, which is patriarch, basically, right? Elder.
S90GUEST
56:55
Biblical patriarch.
StevenHOST
56:58
Wow.
StevenHOST
61:20
That's going to bring everybody together under common ground.
S90GUEST
61:23
Yeah.
speaker_8NARRATOR
61:25
… generations of the Manus and their series of incarnations as heroes in the old stories.
speaker_8NARRATOR
61:32
The Manus sets the tone and type of any given race in terms of its evolutionary… I

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