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2016-07-13 Srimad Bhagavatam 10.84.02-09 - Power of Eagerness and Association (download mp3) by Radhapati Prabhu at ISKCON Chowpatty www.iskcondesiretree.com SB 10.84.2-5iti sambhasamanasu stribhih strisu nrbhir nrsuayayur munayas tatra krsna-rama-didrksayadvaipayano naradas ca cyavano devalo ’sitahvisvamitrah satanando bharadvajo ’tha gautamahramah sa-sisyo bhagavan vasistho galavo bhrguhpulastyah kasyapo ’tris ca markandeyo brhaspatihdvitas tritas caikatas ca brahma-putras tathangirahagastyo yajñavalkyas ca vamadevadayo ’pare Translation: As the women thus talked among themselves and the men among themselves, a number of great sages arrived there, all of them eager to see Lord Krsna and Lord Balarama. They included Dvaipayana, Narada, Cyavana, Devala and Asita, Visvamitra, Satananda, Bharadvaja and Gautama, Lord Parasurama and his disciples, Vasistha, Galava, Bhrgu, Pulastya and Kasyapa, Atri, Markandeya and Brhaspati, Dvita, Trita, Ekata and the four Kumaras, and Angira, Agastya, Yajñavalkya and Vamadeva. SB 10.84.6tan drstva sahasotthaya prag asina nrpadayahpandavah krsna-ramau ca pranemur visva-vanditan Translation: As soon as they saw the sages approaching, the kings and other gentlemen who had been seated immediately stood up, including the Pandava brothers and Krsna and Balarama. They all then bowed down to the sages, who are honored throughout the universe. SB 10.84.7tan anarcur yatha sarve saha-ramo ’cyuto ’rcayatsvagatasana-padyarghya- malya-dhupanulepanaih Translation: Lord Krsna, Lord Balarama and the other kings and leaders properly worshiped the sages by offering them words of greeting, sitting places, water for washing their feet, drinking water, flower garlands, incense and sandalwood paste. SB 10.84.8uvaca sukham asinan bhagavan dharma-gup-tanuhsadasas tasya mahato yata-vaco ’nusrnvatah Translation: After the sages were comfortably seated, the Supreme Lord Krsna, whose transcendental body protects religious principles, addressed them in the midst of that great assembly. Everyone listened silently with rapt attention. SB 10.84.9sri-bhagavan uvacaaho vayam janma-bhrto labdham kartsnyena tat-phalamdevanam api dusprapam yad yogesvara-darsanam Translation: The Supreme Lord said: Now our lives are indeed successful, for we have obtained life’s ultimate goal: the audience of great yoga masters, which even demigods only rarely obtain. Purport: Despite the great privileges the demigods enjoy as administrators of the universe, they rarely see such sages as Narada and Vyasadeva. How much rarer, then, must it be for earthly kings and mere cowherds to see them. Here Lord Krsna, identifying Himself with all the kings and others who had assembled at Samanta-pañcaka, speaks on their behalf.
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2016-07-13 Srimad Bhagavatam 10.84.02-09 - Power of Eagerness and Association (download mp3) by Radhapati Prabhu at ISKCON Chowpatty www.iskcondesiretree.com SB 10.84.2-5iti sambhasamanasu stribhih strisu nrbhir nrsuayayur munayas tatra krsna-rama-didrksayadvaipayano naradas ca cyavano devalo ’sitahvisvamitrah satanando bharadvajo ’tha gautamahramah sa-sisyo bhagavan vasistho galavo bhrguhpulastyah kasyapo ’tris ca markandeyo brhaspatihdvitas tritas caikatas ca brahma-putras tathangirahagastyo yajñavalkyas ca vamadevadayo ’pare Translation: As the women thus talked among themselves and the men among themselves, a number of great sages arrived there, all of them eager to see Lord Krsna and Lord Balarama. They included Dvaipayana, Narada, Cyavana, Devala and Asita, Visvamitra, Satananda, Bharadvaja and Gautama, Lord Parasurama and his disciples, Vasistha, Galava, Bhrgu, Pulastya and Kasyapa, Atri, Markandeya and Brhaspati, Dvita, Trita, Ekata and the four Kumaras, and Angira, Agastya, Yajñavalkya and Vamadeva. SB 10.84.6tan drstva sahasotthaya prag asina nrpadayahpandavah krsna-ramau ca pranemur visva-vanditan Translation: As soon as they saw the sages approaching, the kings and other gentlemen who had been seated immediately stood up, including the Pandava brothers and Krsna and Balarama. They all then bowed down to the sages, who are honored throughout the universe. SB 10.84.7tan anarcur yatha sarve saha-ramo ’cyuto ’rcayatsvagatasana-padyarghya- malya-dhupanulepanaih Translation: Lord Krsna, Lord Balarama and the other kings and leaders properly worshiped the sages by offering them words of greeting, sitting places, water for washing their feet, drinking water, flower garlands, incense and sandalwood paste. SB 10.84.8uvaca sukham asinan bhagavan dharma-gup-tanuhsadasas tasya mahato yata-vaco ’nusrnvatah Translation: After the sages were comfortably seated, the Supreme Lord Krsna, whose transcendental body protects religious principles, addressed them in the midst of that great assembly. Everyone listened silently with rapt attention. SB 10.84.9sri-bhagavan uvacaaho vayam janma-bhrto labdham kartsnyena tat-phalamdevanam api dusprapam yad yogesvara-darsanam Translation: The Supreme Lord said: Now our lives are indeed successful, for we have obtained life’s ultimate goal: the audience of great yoga masters, which even demigods only rarely obtain. Purport: Despite the great privileges the demigods enjoy as administrators of the universe, they rarely see such sages as Narada and Vyasadeva. How much rarer, then, must it be for earthly kings and mere cowherds to see them. Here Lord Krsna, identifying Himself with all the kings and others who had assembled at Samanta-pañcaka, speaks on their behalf.