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vaibhava-prakāśa yaiche devakī-tanuja<br>
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dvibhuja-svarūpa kabhu, kabhu haya caturbhuja<br>
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vaibhava-prakāśa—the feature of vaibhava-prakāśa; yaiche—just as; devakī-tanuja—the son of Devakī; dvi-bhuja—two-handed; svarūpa—form; kabhu—sometimes; kabhu—sometimes; haya—is; catur-bhuja—four-handed.
''vaibhava-prakāśa''—the feature of ''vaibhava-prakāśa''; ''yaiche''—just as; ''devakī-tanuja''—the son of Devakī; ''dvi-bhuja''—two-handed; ''svarūpa''—form; ''kabhu''—sometimes; ''kabhu''—sometimes; ''haya''—is; ''catur-bhuja''—four-handed.
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“An example of vaibhava-prakāśa is the son of Devakī. He sometimes has two hands and sometimes four hands.
“An example of vaibhava-prakāśa is the son of Devakī. He sometimes has two hands and sometimes four hands.
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When Lord Kṛṣṇa took His birth, He appeared outside the womb as four-handed Viṣṇu. Then Devakī and Vasudeva offered their prayers to Him and asked Him to assume His two-handed form. The Lord immediately assumed His two-handed form and ordered that He be transferred to Gokula, on the other side of the river Yamunā.
When Lord Kṛṣṇa took His birth, He appeared outside the womb as four-handed Viṣṇu. Then Devakī and Vasudeva offered their prayers to Him and asked Him to assume His two-handed form. The Lord immediately assumed His two-handed form and ordered that He be transferred to Gokula, on the other side of the river Yamunā.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 175

vaibhava-prakāśa yaiche devakī-tanuja
dvibhuja-svarūpa kabhu, kabhu haya caturbhuja


SYNONYMS

vaibhava-prakāśa—the feature of vaibhava-prakāśa; yaiche—just as; devakī-tanuja—the son of Devakī; dvi-bhuja—two-handed; svarūpa—form; kabhu—sometimes; kabhu—sometimes; haya—is; catur-bhuja—four-handed.


TRANSLATION

“An example of vaibhava-prakāśa is the son of Devakī. He sometimes has two hands and sometimes four hands.


PURPORT

When Lord Kṛṣṇa took His birth, He appeared outside the womb as four-handed Viṣṇu. Then Devakī and Vasudeva offered their prayers to Him and asked Him to assume His two-handed form. The Lord immediately assumed His two-handed form and ordered that He be transferred to Gokula, on the other side of the river Yamunā.