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sva-rūpam—the | sva-rūpam—the Lord's own form; anya—other; ākāram—features of the body; yat—which; tasya—His; bhāti—appears; vilāsataḥ—from particular pastimes; prāyena—almost; ātma-samam—self-similar; śaktyā—by His potency; saḥ—that; vilāsaḥ—the vilāsa (pastime) form; nigadyate—is called. | ||
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"When the Lord displays numerous forms with different features by His inconceivable potency, such forms are called vilāsa-vigrahas." | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 26 January 2020
TEXT 77
- svarūpam anyākāraṁ yat
- tasya bhāti vilāsataḥ
- prāyeṇātma-samaṁ śaktyā
- sa vilāso nigadyate
SYNONYMS
sva-rūpam—the Lord's own form; anya—other; ākāram—features of the body; yat—which; tasya—His; bhāti—appears; vilāsataḥ—from particular pastimes; prāyena—almost; ātma-samam—self-similar; śaktyā—by His potency; saḥ—that; vilāsaḥ—the vilāsa (pastime) form; nigadyate—is called.
TRANSLATION
"When the Lord displays numerous forms with different features by His inconceivable potency, such forms are called vilāsa-vigrahas."
PURPORT
This is another quotation from the Laghu-bhāgavatāmṛta (1.15).