भूलिङ्ग (bhUliGga)
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Mahabharata
EnglishBhūliṅga. § 290d (Śiśupālavadhap.): II, 44, 1545 (“on the other side of the Himavat, the bird Bhūliṅga always cries ‘Never do anything rashly, ’ but nevertheless picks from the lion's mouth the pieces of flesh sticking between the teeth, and lives at the lion's pleasure”).--§ 658 (Kṛtaghnop.): XII, 169, 6326 (ºśakunāḥ sāmudrāḥ, parvatodbhavāḥ).
पुराणम्
Englishभूलिंगम् / BHŪLIṄGA(M). A bird which lived on the opposite side of the Himālayas. The cry of this bird resembles “MĀ SĀHASA”.(1) Mā Sāhasa = Do not act rashly.) But this bird lived by pecking at and eating the flesh between the teeth of a lion. Śiśupāla mentioned this bird as an example to illustrate that Bhīṣma's advice was at variance with his practice. The bird exhorts people not to act in a rash way (Mā Sāhasa) and at the same time acts rashly.
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