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2016-10-13 Srimad Bhagavatam 10.86.40-45 - Where Does Richness of Heart Lies (download mp3) by Vishwarup Prabhu at ISKCON Chowpatty www.iskcondesiretree.com SB 10.86.40tad-ambhasa maha-bhaga atmanam sa-grhanvayamsnapayam cakra uddharso labdha-sarva-manorathah Translation: With the wash water, the virtuous Srutadeva copiously sprinkled himself, his house and his family. Overjoyed, he felt that all his desires had now been fulfilled. SB 10.86.41phalarhanosira-sivamrtambubhir mrda surabhya tulasi-kusambuyaiharadhayam asa yathopapannaya saparyaya sattva-vivardhanandhasa Translation: He worshiped them with offerings of auspicious items easily available to him, such as fruits, usira root, pure, nectarean water, fragrant clay, tulasi leaves, kusa grass and lotus flowers. Then he offered them food that increases the mode of goodness. SB 10.86.42sa tarkayam asa kuto mamanv abhut grhandha-kupe patitasya sangamahyah sarva-tirthaspada-pada-renubhih krsnena casyatma-niketa-bhusuraih Translation: He wondered: How is it that I, fallen into the blind well of family life, have been able to meet Lord Krsna? And how have I also been allowed to meet these great brahmanas, who always carry the Lord within their hearts? Indeed, the dust of their feet is the shelter of all holy places. SB 10.86.43supavistan krtatithyan srutadeva upasthitahsa-bharya-svajanapatya uvacanghry-abhimarsanah Translation: When his guests were seated comfortably, having each received a proper welcome, Srutadeva approached them and sat down nearby with his wife, children and other dependents. Then, while massaging the Lord’s feet, he addressed Krsna and the sages. SB 10.86.44srutadeva uvacanadya no darsanam praptah param parama-purusahyarhidam saktibhih srstva pravisto hy atma-sattaya Translation: Srutadeva said: It is not that we have attained the audience of the Supreme Person only today, for we have in fact been associating with Him ever since He created this universe with His energies and then entered it in His transcendental form. SB 10.86.45yatha sayanah puruso manasaivatma-mayayasrstva lokam param svapnam anuvisyavabhasate Translation: The Lord is like a sleeping person who creates a separate world in his imagination and then enters his own dream and sees himself within it. Purport: In the illusion of his dream, a sleeping person creates an apparent world, complete with cities populated by the fictional products of his imagination. In somewhat the same way, the Lord manifests the cosmos. Of course, the creation is not illusory for the Lord, but it is for those souls who are put under the control of His Maya potency. As her service to the Lord, Maya deludes the conditioned souls into accepting as real her temporary, insubstantial manifestations.
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2016-10-13 Srimad Bhagavatam 10.86.40-45 - Where Does Richness of Heart Lies (download mp3) by Vishwarup Prabhu at ISKCON Chowpatty www.iskcondesiretree.com SB 10.86.40tad-ambhasa maha-bhaga atmanam sa-grhanvayamsnapayam cakra uddharso labdha-sarva-manorathah Translation: With the wash water, the virtuous Srutadeva copiously sprinkled himself, his house and his family. Overjoyed, he felt that all his desires had now been fulfilled. SB 10.86.41phalarhanosira-sivamrtambubhir mrda surabhya tulasi-kusambuyaiharadhayam asa yathopapannaya saparyaya sattva-vivardhanandhasa Translation: He worshiped them with offerings of auspicious items easily available to him, such as fruits, usira root, pure, nectarean water, fragrant clay, tulasi leaves, kusa grass and lotus flowers. Then he offered them food that increases the mode of goodness. SB 10.86.42sa tarkayam asa kuto mamanv abhut grhandha-kupe patitasya sangamahyah sarva-tirthaspada-pada-renubhih krsnena casyatma-niketa-bhusuraih Translation: He wondered: How is it that I, fallen into the blind well of family life, have been able to meet Lord Krsna? And how have I also been allowed to meet these great brahmanas, who always carry the Lord within their hearts? Indeed, the dust of their feet is the shelter of all holy places. SB 10.86.43supavistan krtatithyan srutadeva upasthitahsa-bharya-svajanapatya uvacanghry-abhimarsanah Translation: When his guests were seated comfortably, having each received a proper welcome, Srutadeva approached them and sat down nearby with his wife, children and other dependents. Then, while massaging the Lord’s feet, he addressed Krsna and the sages. SB 10.86.44srutadeva uvacanadya no darsanam praptah param parama-purusahyarhidam saktibhih srstva pravisto hy atma-sattaya Translation: Srutadeva said: It is not that we have attained the audience of the Supreme Person only today, for we have in fact been associating with Him ever since He created this universe with His energies and then entered it in His transcendental form. SB 10.86.45yatha sayanah puruso manasaivatma-mayayasrstva lokam param svapnam anuvisyavabhasate Translation: The Lord is like a sleeping person who creates a separate world in his imagination and then enters his own dream and sees himself within it. Purport: In the illusion of his dream, a sleeping person creates an apparent world, complete with cities populated by the fictional products of his imagination. In somewhat the same way, the Lord manifests the cosmos. Of course, the creation is not illusory for the Lord, but it is for those souls who are put under the control of His Maya potency. As her service to the Lord, Maya deludes the conditioned souls into accepting as real her temporary, insubstantial manifestations.