CC Madhya 20.191 (1975): Difference between revisions

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

TEXT 191

ei cāri haite cabbiśa mūrti parakāśa

astra-bhede nāma-bheda--vaibhava-vilāsa

SYNONYMS

ei cāri haite—from these four; cabbiśa—twenty-four; mūrti—forms; parakāśa—manifestation; astra-bhede—according to the different weapons; nāma-bheda—the difference of names; vaibhava-vilāsa—the vaibhava pastime expansions.

TRANSLATION

"From the original quadruple expansion, twenty-four forms are manifest. They differ according to the placement of weapons in Their four hands. They are called vaibhava-vilāsa.

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