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padbhyāṁ calan yaḥ pratimā-svarūpo<br>
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brahmaṇya-devo hi śatāha-gamyam<br>
:brahmaṇya-devo hi śatāha-gamyam
deśaṁ yayau vipra-kṛte ’dbhutehaṁ<br>
:deśaṁ yayau vipra-kṛte ’dbhutehaṁ
taṁ sākṣi-gopālam ahaṁ nato ’smi<br>
:taṁ sākṣi-gopālam ahaṁ nato ’smi
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padbhyām—by the two legs; calan—walking; yaḥ—one who; pratimā—of the Deity; svarūpaḥ—in the form; brahmaṇya-devaḥ—the Supreme Lord of brahminical culture; hi—certainly; śata-āha—in one hundred days; gamyam—to be passed over; deśam—the country; yayau—went; vipra-kṛte—for the benefit of a brāhmaṇa; adbhuta—most wonderful; īham—activity; tam—unto that; sākṣi-gopālam—the Gopāla known as the witness Gopāla; aham—I; nataḥ asmi—offer respectful obeisances.
''padbhyām''—by the two legs; ''calan''—walking; ''yaḥ''—one who; ''pratimā''—of the Deity; ''svarūpaḥ''—in the form; ''brahmaṇya-devaḥ''—the Supreme Lord of brahminical culture; ''hi''—certainly; ''śata-āha''—in one hundred days; ''gamyam''—to be passed over; ''deśam''—the country; ''yayau''—went; ''vipra-kṛte''—for the benefit of a ''brāhmaṇa''; ''adbhuta''—most wonderful; ''īham''—activity; ''tam''—unto that; ''sākṣi-gopālam''—the Gopāla known as the witness Gopāla; ''aham''—I; ''nataḥ asmi''—offer respectful obeisances.
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I offer my respectful obeisances unto the Supreme Personality of God [brahmaṇya-deva], who appeared as Sākṣi-gopāla to benefit a brāhmaṇa. For one hundred days He traveled through the country, walking on His own legs. Thus His activities are wonderful.
I offer my respectful obeisances unto the Supreme Personality of God [brahmaṇya-deva], who appeared as Sākṣi-gopāla to benefit a brāhmaṇa. For one hundred days He traveled through the country, walking on His own legs. Thus His activities are wonderful.
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Revision as of 11:02, 27 July 2021



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 1

padbhyāṁ calan yaḥ pratimā-svarūpo
brahmaṇya-devo hi śatāha-gamyam
deśaṁ yayau vipra-kṛte ’dbhutehaṁ
taṁ sākṣi-gopālam ahaṁ nato ’smi


SYNONYMS

padbhyām—by the two legs; calan—walking; yaḥ—one who; pratimā—of the Deity; svarūpaḥ—in the form; brahmaṇya-devaḥ—the Supreme Lord of brahminical culture; hi—certainly; śata-āha—in one hundred days; gamyam—to be passed over; deśam—the country; yayau—went; vipra-kṛte—for the benefit of a brāhmaṇa; adbhuta—most wonderful; īham—activity; tam—unto that; sākṣi-gopālam—the Gopāla known as the witness Gopāla; aham—I; nataḥ asmi—offer respectful obeisances.


TRANSLATION

I offer my respectful obeisances unto the Supreme Personality of God [brahmaṇya-deva], who appeared as Sākṣi-gopāla to benefit a brāhmaṇa. For one hundred days He traveled through the country, walking on His own legs. Thus His activities are wonderful.