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prītaḥ svayaṁ tayā yuktaḥ<br>
:prītaḥ svayaṁ tayā yuktaḥ
praviṣṭo nija-mandiram<br>
:praviṣṭo nija-mandiram
maṇi-stambha-śatopetaṁ<br>
:maṇi-stambha-śatopetaṁ
mahendra-bhavanaṁ yathā<br>
:mahendra-bhavanaṁ yathā
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prītaḥ—pleased; svayam—himself; tayā—by her; yuktaḥ—joined; praviṣṭaḥ—having entered; nija—his; mandiram—home; maṇi—with gems; stambha—columns; śata—hundreds; upetam—having; mahā-indra—of great Indra, the King of heaven; bhavanam—the palace; yathā—like.
''prītaḥ''—pleased; ''svayam''—himself; ''tayā''—by her; ''yuktaḥ''—joined; ''praviṣṭaḥ''—having entered; ''nija''—his; ''mandiram''—home; ''maṇi''—with gems; ''stambha''—columns; ''śata''—hundreds; ''upetam''—having; ''mahā-indra''—of great Indra, the King of heaven; ''bhavanam''—the palace; ''yathā''—like.
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With pleasure he took his wife with him and entered his house, where there were hundreds of gem-studded pillars, just as in the palace of Lord Mahendra.
With pleasure he took his wife with him and entered his house, where there were hundreds of gem-studded pillars, just as in the palace of Lord Mahendra.
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Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī comments that Sudāmā was simply astonished at the sight of his wife. As he wondered, "Who is this demigod's wife who has approached such a fallen soul as me?" the maidservants informed him, "This is indeed your wife." At that very moment Sudāmā's body became young and beautiful, bedecked in fine clothing and jewelry. The word prītaḥ here indicates that these changes gave him considerable pleasure.
Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī comments that Sudāmā was simply astonished at the sight of his wife. As he wondered, "Who is this demigod's wife who has approached such a fallen soul as me?" the maidservants informed him, "This is indeed your wife." At that very moment Sudāmā's body became young and beautiful, bedecked in fine clothing and jewelry. The word ''prītaḥ'' here indicates that these changes gave him considerable pleasure.


The famous "Thousand Names of Viṣṇu" hymn of the Mahābhārata immortalizes Sudāmā's sudden opulence in the following phrase: śrīdāmā-raṅka-bhaktārtha-bhūmy-ānītendra-vaibhavaḥ. "Lord Viṣṇu is also known as He who brought Indra's opulence to this earth for the benefit of His pitiful devotee Śrīdāmā [Sudāmā]."
The famous "Thousand Names of Viṣṇu" hymn of the ''Mahābhārata'' immortalizes Sudāmā's sudden opulence in the following phrase: ''śrīdāmā-raṅka-bhaktārtha-bhūmy-ānītendra-vaibhavaḥ.'' "Lord Viṣṇu is also known as He who brought Indra's opulence to this earth for the benefit of His pitiful devotee Śrīdāmā [Sudāmā]."
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Revision as of 12:05, 11 June 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 28

prītaḥ svayaṁ tayā yuktaḥ
praviṣṭo nija-mandiram
maṇi-stambha-śatopetaṁ
mahendra-bhavanaṁ yathā


SYNONYMS

prītaḥ—pleased; svayam—himself; tayā—by her; yuktaḥ—joined; praviṣṭaḥ—having entered; nija—his; mandiram—home; maṇi—with gems; stambha—columns; śata—hundreds; upetam—having; mahā-indra—of great Indra, the King of heaven; bhavanam—the palace; yathā—like.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

With pleasure he took his wife with him and entered his house, where there were hundreds of gem-studded pillars, just as in the palace of Lord Mahendra.


PURPORT

Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī comments that Sudāmā was simply astonished at the sight of his wife. As he wondered, "Who is this demigod's wife who has approached such a fallen soul as me?" the maidservants informed him, "This is indeed your wife." At that very moment Sudāmā's body became young and beautiful, bedecked in fine clothing and jewelry. The word prītaḥ here indicates that these changes gave him considerable pleasure.

The famous "Thousand Names of Viṣṇu" hymn of the Mahābhārata immortalizes Sudāmā's sudden opulence in the following phrase: śrīdāmā-raṅka-bhaktārtha-bhūmy-ānītendra-vaibhavaḥ. "Lord Viṣṇu is also known as He who brought Indra's opulence to this earth for the benefit of His pitiful devotee Śrīdāmā [Sudāmā]."



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