After reaching maturity, Iravan, hoping to be reunited with his father, departs for Indraloka, the abode of the god Indra, who is also Arjuna's father.
In the 1980's, the Soviet Union epitomized, for fundamentalist-minded Muslims, the abode of war.
While Jumping Santa still exists somewhere in the abode as nightmare fuel for unsuspecting visitors, for the sake of this article he was disqualified from the rankings.
The blue plaque scheme, much imitated across the world, was founded by the Royal Society of Arts in 1866 – with brown plaques – with the grand aim of increasing "the public estimation for places which have been the abodes of men who have made England what it is".
Accommodation comes in the shape of tents and mobile homes, while the tree houses provide the perfect abode for your own little Hansels and Gretels.
Previous studies suggested that when their nest is destroyed, the ants comparison shop for a new abode: In the lab, scout ants that visited both a nearby, low-quality nest and a high-quality nest nine times farther away ultimately settled on the better nest and then alerted the rest of the colony to the new digs.
She held the child in her hand and resurrected the infant, then began to leave for her heavenly abode, taking the child with her.
Last month, a Monet "Nymphéas" painting took in twenty-four million dollats at Christie's Impressionist evening sale; this week June 188), as part of a dedicated auction, the house offers a Stradivarius violin that languished in a closet of the Clark abode for a quarter century.
Early suggestions that it was a callous banker, tipped off by a greedy local landowner and seeking taxidermy or antlers for his London abode, left the country agog.
