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liṅgaṁ ca tāpasābhīṣṭaṁ | :liṅgaṁ ca tāpasābhīṣṭaṁ | ||
bhasma-daṇḍa-jaṭājinam | :bhasma-daṇḍa-jaṭājinam | ||
aṅgena sandhyābhra-rucā | :aṅgena sandhyābhra-rucā | ||
candra-lekhāṁ ca bibhratam | :candra-lekhāṁ ca bibhratam | ||
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''liṅgam''—symptom; ''ca''—and; ''tāpasa-abhīṣṭam''—desired by Śaivite ascetics; ''bhasma''—ashes; ''daṇḍa''—staff; ''jaṭā''—matted hair; ''ajinam''—antelope skin; ''aṅgena''—with his body; ''sandhyā-ābhra''—reddish; ''rucā''—colored; ''candra-lekhām''—the crest of a half-moon; ''ca''—and; ''bibhratam''—bearing. | |||
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He was seated on a deerskin and was practicing all forms of austerity. Because his body was smeared with ashes, he looked like an evening cloud. On his hair was the sign of a half-moon, a symbolic representation. | He was seated on a deerskin and was practicing all forms of austerity. Because his body was smeared with ashes, he looked like an evening cloud. On his hair was the sign of a half-moon, a symbolic representation. | ||
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Lord Śiva's symptoms of austerity are not exactly those of a Vaiṣṇava. Lord Śiva is certainly the number one Vaiṣṇava, but he exhibits a feature for a particular class of men who cannot follow the Vaiṣṇava principles. The Śaivites, the devotees of Lord Śiva, generally dress like Lord Śiva, and sometimes they indulge in smoking and taking intoxicants. Such practices are never accepted by the followers of Vaiṣṇava rituals. | Lord Śiva's symptoms of austerity are not exactly those of a Vaiṣṇava. Lord Śiva is certainly the number one Vaiṣṇava, but he exhibits a feature for a particular class of men who cannot follow the Vaiṣṇava principles. The Śaivites, the devotees of Lord Śiva, generally dress like Lord Śiva, and sometimes they indulge in smoking and taking intoxicants. Such practices are never accepted by the followers of Vaiṣṇava rituals. | ||
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Revision as of 21:03, 30 November 2017
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 36
- liṅgaṁ ca tāpasābhīṣṭaṁ
- bhasma-daṇḍa-jaṭājinam
- aṅgena sandhyābhra-rucā
- candra-lekhāṁ ca bibhratam
SYNONYMS
liṅgam—symptom; ca—and; tāpasa-abhīṣṭam—desired by Śaivite ascetics; bhasma—ashes; daṇḍa—staff; jaṭā—matted hair; ajinam—antelope skin; aṅgena—with his body; sandhyā-ābhra—reddish; rucā—colored; candra-lekhām—the crest of a half-moon; ca—and; bibhratam—bearing.
TRANSLATION
He was seated on a deerskin and was practicing all forms of austerity. Because his body was smeared with ashes, he looked like an evening cloud. On his hair was the sign of a half-moon, a symbolic representation.
PURPORT
Lord Śiva's symptoms of austerity are not exactly those of a Vaiṣṇava. Lord Śiva is certainly the number one Vaiṣṇava, but he exhibits a feature for a particular class of men who cannot follow the Vaiṣṇava principles. The Śaivites, the devotees of Lord Śiva, generally dress like Lord Śiva, and sometimes they indulge in smoking and taking intoxicants. Such practices are never accepted by the followers of Vaiṣṇava rituals.