जैगीषव्य
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जैगीषव्यः [jaigīṣavyḥ], N. of an ancient ṛiṣi named along with Asita Devala; सनातनश्च दक्षश्च जैगीषव्यो भगन्दरः Bṛi. S.48.62.
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जैगीषव्य m. patr. fr. जिगीषु( g. गर्गा-दि) , N. of an ancient ऋषि(named along with असितदेवल) MBh. ii , ix , xii f. Hariv. 952 VarBr2S. iii , 62 BhP. ix , 21 , 26.
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(I)--Taught योग to विष्वक्सेन; wife अपर्णा, a daughter of मेना; got his सिद्धि at Benares. भा. IX. २१. २६; M. १३. 9; १८०. ५७.
(II)--the son of शत्शलाक (शतशिलक) mar- ried एकपाटल, a daughter of हिमवान्; mind-born sons शन्ख and Likhita. Br. III. १०. २०-21; वा. ७२. १८-19.
(III)--the अवतार् of the Lord in the 7th द्वा- para with four sons. वा. २३. १३८.
(IV)--a ऋत्विक् at the sacrifice of ब्रह्मा. वा. १०६. ३६.
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JAIGĪṢAVYA : A hermit who attained salvation by the strength of his penance.
It is stated in Harivaṁśa Chapter 18, that three daughters, Aparṇā, Ekaparṇā and Ekapāṭalā were born to Himālaya by Menā and the hermit Devala married Ekaparṇā and the hermit Jaigīṣavya married Ekapāṭalā. In Mahābhārata, Śānti Parva, Chapter 229, mention is made that this hermit gave much advice to the hermit Devala, son of Asita, about the need for equanimity. On another occasion this hermit talked to Yudhiṣṭhira about the glory of Śiva. (M.B. Anuśāsana Parva, Chapter 18, Stanza 37).
There is a story about how this hermit Jaigīṣavya attained the world of Brahmā. Once he reached the hermitage of Devala, who showed the necessary hospitalities. After a few days this hermit disappeared. After that he used to be seen only at the time of meals. Once Devala took his waterpot and went by air to the sea, to fetch water. When he reached the sea he saw Jaigīṣavya bathing there. Devala had gone when Jaigīṣavya was in the hermitage. How did he reach the sea before Devala? Devala filled the pot and returned thoughtful. When he reached the hermitage Jaigīṣavya was there. After this Devala travelled through the world of the inspired sages. Wherever he went, he saw Jaigīṣavya. He asked the inspired sages how it was possible. They praised the attain- ments, Jaigīṣavya had obtained, by his ‘tapas’ (penance). Finally in the sight of everybody, Jaigīṣavya flew to the world of Brahmā. (M.B. Śalya Parva, Chapter 50).
It is mentioned in Mahābhārata, Sabhā Parva, Chapter 11, Stanza 24, that this hermit Jaigīṣavya sits in the palace of Brahmā and carries on meditation and con- templation on Brahmā.
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*1st word in right half of page 337 (+offset) in original book.