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''eta bali''—saying this; ''duṅhāra śire''—on the heads of both of them; ''dharila''—placed; ''dui''—two; ''hāte''—hands; ''dui bhāi''—the two brothers; ''prabhu-pada''—the lotus feet of the Lord; ''nila''—took; ''nija māthe''—on their own heads.
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Latest revision as of 21:11, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 216

eta bali duṅhāra śire dharila dui hāte
dui bhāi prabhu-pada nila nija māthe


SYNONYMS

eta bali — saying this; duṅhāra śire — on the heads of both of them; dharila — placed; dui — two; hāte — hands; dui bhāi — the two brothers; prabhu-pada — the lotus feet of the Lord; nila — took; nija māthe — on their own heads.


TRANSLATION

The Lord then placed His two hands on the heads of both of them, and in return they immediately placed the lotus feet of the Lord on their heads.