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:sahasra-patraṁ kamalaṁ
:sahasra-patraṁ kamalaṁ
:gokulākhyaṁ mahat padam
:gokulākhyaṁ mahat-padam
:tat-karṇikāraṁ tad-dhāma
:tat-karṇikāraṁ tad-dhāma
:tad anantāṁśa-sambhavam
:tad anantāṁśa-sambhavam
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sahasra-patram—with thousands of petals; kamalam—resembling a lotus flower; gokula-ākhyam—named Gokula; mahat padam—the supreme abode; tat-karṇikāram—the whorl of that lotus flower; tat-dhāma—the abode of the Lord; tat—that; ananta-aṁśa—from the expansion of the energy of Ananta; sambhavam—creation.
sahasra-patram—with thousands of petals; kamalam—resembling a lotus flower; gokula-ākhyam—named Gokula; mahat-padam—the supreme abode; tat-karṇikāram—the whorl of that lotus flower; tat-dhāma—the abode of the Lord; tat—that; ananta-aṁśa—from the expansion of energy of Ananta; sambhavam—creation.
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“‘Gokula, the supreme abode and planet, appears like a lotus flower that has a thousand petals. The whorl of that lotus is the abode of the Supreme Lord, Kṛṣṇa. This lotus-shaped supreme abode is created by the will of Lord Ananta.
" 'Gokula, the supreme abode and planet, appears like a lotus flower that has a thousand petals. The whorl of that lotus is the abode of the Supreme Lord, Kṛṣṇa. This lotus-shaped supreme abode is created by the will of Lord Ananta.'
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This verse is quoted from the Brahma-saṁhitā (BS 5.38).
This verse is quoted from Brahma-saṁhitā (5.2).
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Latest revision as of 13:04, 27 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 258

sahasra-patraṁ kamalaṁ
gokulākhyaṁ mahat-padam
tat-karṇikāraṁ tad-dhāma
tad anantāṁśa-sambhavam


SYNONYMS

sahasra-patram—with thousands of petals; kamalam—resembling a lotus flower; gokula-ākhyam—named Gokula; mahat-padam—the supreme abode; tat-karṇikāram—the whorl of that lotus flower; tat-dhāma—the abode of the Lord; tat—that; ananta-aṁśa—from the expansion of energy of Ananta; sambhavam—creation.


TRANSLATION

" 'Gokula, the supreme abode and planet, appears like a lotus flower that has a thousand petals. The whorl of that lotus is the abode of the Supreme Lord, Kṛṣṇa. This lotus-shaped supreme abode is created by the will of Lord Ananta.'


PURPORT

This verse is quoted from Brahma-saṁhitā (5.2).