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manāṁsi tāsām aravinda-locanaḥ | :manāṁsi tāsām aravinda-locanaḥ | ||
pragalbha-līlā-hasitāvalokaiḥ | :pragalbha-līlā-hasitāvalokaiḥ | ||
jahāra matta-dviradendra-vikramo | :jahāra matta-dviradendra-vikramo | ||
dṛśāṁ dadac chrī-ramaṇātmanotsavam | :dṛśāṁ dadac chrī-ramaṇātmanotsavam | ||
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''manāṁsi''—the minds; ''tāsām''—their; ''aravinda''—like lotuses; ''locanaḥ''—He whose eyes; ''pragalbha''—bold; ''līlā''—with His pastimes; ''avalokaiḥ''—with His glances; ''jahāra''—He took away; ''matta''—in rut; ''dvirada-indra''—(like) a lordly elephant; ''vikramaḥ''—whose gait; ''dṛśām''—to their eyes; ''dadat''—affording; ''śrī''—of the goddess of fortune; ''ramaṇa''—which is the source of pleasure; ''ātmanā''—with His body; ''utsavam''—a festival. | |||
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The lotus-eyed Lord, smiling as He recalled His bold pastimes, captivated those ladies' minds with His glances. He walked with the gait of a lordly elephant in rut, creating a festival for their eyes with His transcendental body, which is the source of pleasure for the divine goddess of fortune. | The lotus-eyed Lord, smiling as He recalled His bold pastimes, captivated those ladies' minds with His glances. He walked with the gait of a lordly elephant in rut, creating a festival for their eyes with His transcendental body, which is the source of pleasure for the divine goddess of fortune. | ||
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Revision as of 15:01, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 27
- manāṁsi tāsām aravinda-locanaḥ
- pragalbha-līlā-hasitāvalokaiḥ
- jahāra matta-dviradendra-vikramo
- dṛśāṁ dadac chrī-ramaṇātmanotsavam
SYNONYMS
manāṁsi—the minds; tāsām—their; aravinda—like lotuses; locanaḥ—He whose eyes; pragalbha—bold; līlā—with His pastimes; avalokaiḥ—with His glances; jahāra—He took away; matta—in rut; dvirada-indra—(like) a lordly elephant; vikramaḥ—whose gait; dṛśām—to their eyes; dadat—affording; śrī—of the goddess of fortune; ramaṇa—which is the source of pleasure; ātmanā—with His body; utsavam—a festival.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
The lotus-eyed Lord, smiling as He recalled His bold pastimes, captivated those ladies' minds with His glances. He walked with the gait of a lordly elephant in rut, creating a festival for their eyes with His transcendental body, which is the source of pleasure for the divine goddess of fortune.