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: | :'hari' bali' nārīgaṇa dei hulāhuli | ||
:svarge vādya-nṛtya kare deva kutūhalī | :svarge vādya-nṛtya kare deva kutūhalī | ||
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hari | hari bali'-by saying the word Hari; nārī-gaṇa—all the ladies; dei—chanting; hulāhuli—the sound of hulāhuli; svarge—in the heavenly planets; vādya-nṛtya—music and dance; kare—do; deva—demigods; kutūhalī—curious. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:14, 26 January 2020
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 96
- 'hari' bali' nārīgaṇa dei hulāhuli
- svarge vādya-nṛtya kare deva kutūhalī
SYNONYMS
hari bali'-by saying the word Hari; nārī-gaṇa—all the ladies; dei—chanting; hulāhuli—the sound of hulāhuli; svarge—in the heavenly planets; vādya-nṛtya—music and dance; kare—do; deva—demigods; kutūhalī—curious.
TRANSLATION
While all the ladies vibrated the holy name of Hari on earth, in the heavenly planets dancing and music were going on, for the demigods were very curious.