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作者:nunia 在 寒山小径 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
[ Babu killed Baba's harmless sick pet king cobras at its cave....]
"But Imli Baba said nothing about a curse. All he said in Hindi in his deep voice was: 'One Balkishen is gone; another will come to take his place. Balkishen is deathless...' ( Balkishen, the name of Baba's pet king cobras)
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Dhurjati Babu didn't turn away from the light. "Yes, hissing,' he said. "Snakes speak when snakes hiss... yes,
Snakes speak when snakes hiss
I know this. I know this...'
Dhurjati Babu stopped and made some hissing noises himself. Then he broke into rhyme again, his head swaying in rhythm.
'Snake speak when snakes hiss
I know this. I know this,
Snakes kill when snakes kiss
I know this. I know this.
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I suddenly recalled something in a flash. Dhurjati Babu had asked about Khagam. The name had sounded familiar, but I couldn't quite place it. Now I remembered. A story I had read in the Mahabharata when I was a boy. Khagam was the name of a sage. His curse had turned his friend into a snake. Khagam - snake - curse - it all fitted. But the friend had turned into a harmless non-poisonous snake, while this man...
[ HE KILLED a tamed king cobras! and was later turned into one by a curse. - note by Nunia]
From 'The Unicorn expedition and other fantastic tales of India' by Satyajit Ray.
note: KHAGAM, RAMAYANA AND MAHABHARATA - the two famous epics of India.
作者:nunia 在 寒山小径 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org |
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- 我对蛇有充分的尊重。 -- 茅境 - (66 Byte) 2006-10-19 周四, 下午5:25 (214 reads)
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