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tatheti mīlitākṣeṣu<br>
:tatheti mīlitākṣeṣu
bhagavān agnim ulbaṇam<br>
:bhagavān agnim ulbaṇam
pītvā mukhena tān kṛcchrād<br>
:pītvā mukhena tān kṛcchrād
yogādhīśo vyamocayat<br>
:yogādhīśo vyamocayat
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tathā—all right; iti—thus speaking; mīlita—closing; akṣeṣu—their eyes; bhagavān—the Supreme Lord; agnim—the fire; ulbaṇam—terrible; pītvā—drinking; mukhena—with His mouth; tān—them; kṛcchrāt—from the danger; yoga-adhīśaḥ—the supreme controller of all mystic power; vyamocayat—delivered .
''tathā''—all right; ''iti''—thus speaking; ''mīlita''—closing; ''akṣeṣu''—their eyes; ''bhagavān''—the Supreme Lord; ''agnim''—the fire; ''ulbaṇam''—terrible; ''pītvā''—drinking; ''mukhena''—with His mouth; ''tān''—them; ''kṛcchrāt''—from the danger; ''yoga-adhīśaḥ''—the supreme controller of all mystic power; ''vyamocayat''—delivered .
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"All right," the boys replied, and immediately closed their eyes. Then the Supreme Lord, the master of all mystic power, opened His mouth and swallowed the terrible fire, saving His friends from danger.
"All right," the boys replied, and immediately closed their eyes. Then the Supreme Lord, the master of all mystic power, opened His mouth and swallowed the terrible fire, saving His friends from danger.
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The cowherd boys were suffering from extreme fatigue, hunger and thirst, and were about to be consumed by a horrible forest fire. All this is indicated here by the word kṛcchrāt.
The cowherd boys were suffering from extreme fatigue, hunger and thirst, and were about to be consumed by a horrible forest fire. All this is indicated here by the word ''kṛcchrāt''.
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Revision as of 08:41, 21 May 2021

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda

TEXT 12

tatheti mīlitākṣeṣu
bhagavān agnim ulbaṇam
pītvā mukhena tān kṛcchrād
yogādhīśo vyamocayat


SYNONYMS

tathā—all right; iti—thus speaking; mīlita—closing; akṣeṣu—their eyes; bhagavān—the Supreme Lord; agnim—the fire; ulbaṇam—terrible; pītvā—drinking; mukhena—with His mouth; tān—them; kṛcchrāt—from the danger; yoga-adhīśaḥ—the supreme controller of all mystic power; vyamocayat—delivered .

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

"All right," the boys replied, and immediately closed their eyes. Then the Supreme Lord, the master of all mystic power, opened His mouth and swallowed the terrible fire, saving His friends from danger.


PURPORT

The cowherd boys were suffering from extreme fatigue, hunger and thirst, and were about to be consumed by a horrible forest fire. All this is indicated here by the word kṛcchrāt.



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