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<div style="float:left">'''[[Srimad-Bhagavatam]] - [[SB 4|Fourth Canto]] - [[SB 4.24: Chanting the Song Sung by Lord Siva|Chapter 24: Chanting the Song Sung by Lord Śiva]]'''</div> | |||
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matta-bhramara-sausvarya- | :matta-bhramara-sausvarya- | ||
hṛṣṭa-roma-latāṅghripam | :hṛṣṭa-roma-latāṅghripam | ||
padma-kośa-rajo dikṣu | :padma-kośa-rajo dikṣu | ||
vikṣipat-pavanotsavam | :vikṣipat-pavanotsavam | ||
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''matta''—mad; ''bhramara''—bumblebees; ''sau-svarya''—with great humming; ''hṛṣṭa''—joyfully; ''roma''—hair on the body; ''latā''—creepers; ''aṅghripam''—trees; ''padma''—lotus flower; ''kośa''—whorl; ''rajaḥ''—saffron; ''dikṣu''—in all directions; ''vikṣipat''—throwing away; ''pavana''—air; ''utsavam''—festival. | |||
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There were various trees and creepers on all sides of the lake, and there were mad bumblebees humming all about them. The trees appeared to be very jolly due to the sweet humming of the bumblebees, and the saffron, which was contained in the lotus flowers, was being thrown into the air. These all created such an atmosphere that it appeared as though a festival were taking place there. | There were various trees and creepers on all sides of the lake, and there were mad bumblebees humming all about them. The trees appeared to be very jolly due to the sweet humming of the bumblebees, and the saffron, which was contained in the lotus flowers, was being thrown into the air. These all created such an atmosphere that it appeared as though a festival were taking place there. | ||
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Trees and creepers are also different types of living beings. When bumblebees come upon trees and creepers to collect honey, certainly such plants become very happy. On such an occasion the wind also takes advantage of the situation by throwing pollen or saffron contained in the lotus flowers. All this combines with the sweet vibration created by the swans and the calm of the water. The Pracetās considered such a place to be like a continuous festival. From this description it appears that the Pracetās reached Śivaloka, which is supposed to be situated near the Himalaya Mountains. | Trees and creepers are also different types of living beings. When bumblebees come upon trees and creepers to collect honey, certainly such plants become very happy. On such an occasion the wind also takes advantage of the situation by throwing pollen or saffron contained in the lotus flowers. All this combines with the sweet vibration created by the swans and the calm of the water. The Pracetās considered such a place to be like a continuous festival. From this description it appears that the Pracetās reached Śivaloka, which is supposed to be situated near the Himalaya Mountains. | ||
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Revision as of 23:15, 30 November 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 22
- matta-bhramara-sausvarya-
- hṛṣṭa-roma-latāṅghripam
- padma-kośa-rajo dikṣu
- vikṣipat-pavanotsavam
SYNONYMS
matta—mad; bhramara—bumblebees; sau-svarya—with great humming; hṛṣṭa—joyfully; roma—hair on the body; latā—creepers; aṅghripam—trees; padma—lotus flower; kośa—whorl; rajaḥ—saffron; dikṣu—in all directions; vikṣipat—throwing away; pavana—air; utsavam—festival.
TRANSLATION
There were various trees and creepers on all sides of the lake, and there were mad bumblebees humming all about them. The trees appeared to be very jolly due to the sweet humming of the bumblebees, and the saffron, which was contained in the lotus flowers, was being thrown into the air. These all created such an atmosphere that it appeared as though a festival were taking place there.
PURPORT
Trees and creepers are also different types of living beings. When bumblebees come upon trees and creepers to collect honey, certainly such plants become very happy. On such an occasion the wind also takes advantage of the situation by throwing pollen or saffron contained in the lotus flowers. All this combines with the sweet vibration created by the swans and the calm of the water. The Pracetās considered such a place to be like a continuous festival. From this description it appears that the Pracetās reached Śivaloka, which is supposed to be situated near the Himalaya Mountains.