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[Article 6]
athāPluto ' MB hasy amale yathā-vid hi
Kria-Karapa? paridhāya vāsas
Satimo, mt
Huānalo Brahma jajāpa vāg-yata？
Translation? After bathing in holy water, the most sacred people put on their coats and robes and perform a whole set of ceremonies, starting with the worship ceremony in the morning. After offering sacrifices to the sacred flame, Lord Krsna meditated on Kaya Tremanta.
Key points? Srida Swami pointed out that Lord Krishna is the apostolic lineage of Kanwa Mooney, who sacrificed to the flame before sunrise. Then, he meditated on the Gayatri Datura.
[Articles 7 to 9]
upasthāyārkam udyanta？
tarpayitvātmana？ kalā？
Devān īn and n pit? n v？ Danhan
viprān abhyarcya cātmavān
dhenūnā？ Rukma-? gīnā？
sādhvīnā？ Mukti Ka-Sladan
payasvinnā？ g？ īnā？
sa-vatsānā？ Su-vasa-mi
dadau RS pya-khurāgrā？ ā?
k？ aumājina-tilai？ Saha
ala？ k？ tebhyo viprebhyo
Badwa? Badwa? Dine
Translation? The Lord worships the rising sun in Ran Ran every day, comforting demigods, saints and ancestors. It's all an extension of him Then, the self-owned Lord carefully worships his elders and Brahmins. He dedicated groups of meek and quiet cows with gilded horns and pearl necklaces to those well-dressed Blaha Mana. These cows are also covered with gorgeous cloth and their hooves are silver-plated.
Suppliers with sufficient milk have only given birth once, and they are all accompanied by calves. Every day, the Lord gives the learned Brahmins many herds of cattle (each herd has 13084 cows), and also gives them linen, deerskin and sesame seeds.
Key points? Ridard Swami quoted the Wada Classic many times, indicating that in the Wada ceremony, the word Badaf here refers to 13084 cows. The word badvam badvam dine indicates that Lord Krsna gives many cattle to the learned Brahman every day. Ridard Swami further confirmed that the great sages of past dynasties gave 107 Badwa cattle, that is, many herds of cattle (each group has 13084 cows). Therefore, the total number of cattle given this time is as high as Mankara, or 14lakh, and 1 400,000.
In Krishna, the supreme personality god, Saint Prabhupada depicts the carefree times of Lord Krishna with profound insight. Readers are strongly encouraged to study this book. The information contained in this book and the comments on the carefree time described in Srimad Bagawatan's tenth article are priceless. Our humble efforts can never be compared with the unparalleled purity and skill of our great mentor. However, as a service to his Lotus Foot, we present the Sanskrit original text, word-for-word explanations, clear translations and key comments completely, because most of them are based on the narrative of our great spiritual teacher in the apostolic inheritance.
[Section 10]
go-vipra-devatā-v？ ddha-
gurn BHTāni sarva？ Answer?
namask？ tyāTMA-samb HTR
horse Galani Sammas Pa
Translation? Lord Krsna worships cows, Brahmins and demigods, his elders, spiritual teachers and all sentient beings-they are all extensions of him, the supreme human being. Then, he touched the auspicious object.
[Part 1 1]
ātmāna？ BHú？ Ayamsa
Nara-Loka-Vibas? Answer? be
vāsobhir bh？ Answer? ai？ Sviar
divya-srag-anulepanai？
Translation? He decorated his body with his special clothes and jewels, as well as sacred garlands and ointments, which are the treasures of human society.
Key points? The Lord's "own robes and jewels" include the Lord's famous yellow robes, Costuba gems and so on.
[Section 12]
avek？ yājya？ tathādar？ Answer?
go-va-dvija-devatā？
kāmā ca sarva-var？ ānā？
paurānta？ -Prakari? ām
pradāpya prak？ tī？ kāmai？
Prato? ya pratyanandata
Translation? Then, he looked at ghee, mirrors, cows and bulls, as well as Brahmins and demigods, to ensure that members of all social classes living in palaces and cities were satisfied with the gifts. After that, he went to meet his ministers, satisfy all their wishes and satisfy them.
[Section 13]
Sa? vibhajyāgrato viprān
srak-tāMB slānulepanai？
suh？ Da? Prak? Tarda Lan
upāyu？ Kta Tata? Swayam
Translation? First, he distributed wreaths, pots and sandalwood paste to many Blaha horses. Then he presented gifts to his friends, ministers and wives. Finally, he shared these gifts himself.
[Section 14]
tāvat s ta upān ya
Sandra? paramādbhutam
sugrvādyair hayar yuk ta？
pra？ amyāvasthito 'grata？
Translation? At this time, the royal hand of the Lord came to his most magical chariot, pulled by Su Guiwa and other horses. After he bowed down to the Lord with a majestic hand, he got up and stood before the Lord.
[Section 15]
g？ hēTVāpā？ inā pā？ ī
Salat Tam Ataruhat
sātyaky-uddhava-sa？ Yukta?
p RVādrim iva BHāskara？
Translation? Lord Krsna shook hands with his coachman, and then boarded the chariot with Satya Kaye and Udava. He seems to be the sun rising from the easternmost Ran Ran.
Key points? Acharyan pointed out that when the driver of the Lord stood with his hands folded, the Lord shook his folded hands with his right hand and boarded the chariot.