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<div style="float:left">'''[[Srimad-Bhagavatam]] - [[SB 10|Tenth Canto]] - [[SB 10.6: The Killing of the Demon Putana|Chapter 6: The Killing of the Demon Pūtanā]]'''</div> | |||
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sā khe-cary ekadotpatya | :sā khe-cary ekadotpatya | ||
pūtanā nanda-gokulam | :pūtanā nanda-gokulam | ||
yoṣitvā māyayātmānaṁ | :yoṣitvā māyayātmānaṁ | ||
prāviśat kāma-cāriṇī | :prāviśat kāma-cāriṇī | ||
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<div | ''sā''—that (Pūtanā); ''khe-carī''—who traveled in outer space; ''ekadā''—once upon a time; ''utpatya''—was flying; ''pūtanā''—the demon Pūtanā; ''nanda-gokulam''—at the place of Nanda Mahārāja, Gokula; ''yoṣitvā''—converting into a very beautiful woman; ''māyayā''—by mystic power; ''ātmānam''—herself; ''prāviśat''—entered; ''kāma-cāriṇī''—one who could move according to her own desire. | ||
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Once upon a time, Pūtanā Rākṣasī, who could move according to her desire and was wandering in outer space, converted herself by mystic power into a very beautiful woman and thus entered Gokula, the abode of Nanda Mahārāja. | Once upon a time, Pūtanā Rākṣasī, who could move according to her desire and was wandering in outer space, converted herself by mystic power into a very beautiful woman and thus entered Gokula, the abode of Nanda Mahārāja. | ||
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Rākṣasīs learn mystic powers by which they can travel in outer space without machines. In some parts of India there are still such mystical witches, who can sit on a stick and use it to fly from one place to another in a very short time. This art was known to Pūtanā. Assuming the feature of a very beautiful woman, she entered Nanda Mahārāja's abode, Gokula. | Rākṣasīs learn mystic powers by which they can travel in outer space without machines. In some parts of India there are still such mystical witches, who can sit on a stick and use it to fly from one place to another in a very short time. This art was known to Pūtanā. Assuming the feature of a very beautiful woman, she entered Nanda Mahārāja's abode, Gokula. | ||
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Revision as of 11:28, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 4
- sā khe-cary ekadotpatya
- pūtanā nanda-gokulam
- yoṣitvā māyayātmānaṁ
- prāviśat kāma-cāriṇī
SYNONYMS
sā—that (Pūtanā); khe-carī—who traveled in outer space; ekadā—once upon a time; utpatya—was flying; pūtanā—the demon Pūtanā; nanda-gokulam—at the place of Nanda Mahārāja, Gokula; yoṣitvā—converting into a very beautiful woman; māyayā—by mystic power; ātmānam—herself; prāviśat—entered; kāma-cāriṇī—one who could move according to her own desire.
TRANSLATION
Once upon a time, Pūtanā Rākṣasī, who could move according to her desire and was wandering in outer space, converted herself by mystic power into a very beautiful woman and thus entered Gokula, the abode of Nanda Mahārāja.
PURPORT
Rākṣasīs learn mystic powers by which they can travel in outer space without machines. In some parts of India there are still such mystical witches, who can sit on a stick and use it to fly from one place to another in a very short time. This art was known to Pūtanā. Assuming the feature of a very beautiful woman, she entered Nanda Mahārāja's abode, Gokula.