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==== TEXT 16 ==== | ==== TEXT 16 ==== | ||
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surāsurāṇām udadhiṁ | :surāsurāṇām udadhiṁ | ||
mathnatāṁ mandarācalam | :mathnatāṁ mandarācalam | ||
dadhre kamaṭha-rūpeṇa | :dadhre kamaṭha-rūpeṇa | ||
pṛṣṭha ekādaśe vibhuḥ | :pṛṣṭha ekādaśe vibhuḥ | ||
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''sura''—the theists; ''asurāṇām''—of the atheists; ''udadhim''—in the ocean; ''mathnatām''—churning; ''mandarācalam''—the Mandarācala Hill; ''dadhre''—sustained; ''kamaṭha''—tortoise; ''rūpeṇa''—in the form of; ''pṛṣṭhe''—shell; ''ekādaśe''—the eleventh in the line; ''vibhuḥ''—the great. | |||
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The eleventh incarnation of the Lord took the form of a tortoise whose shell served as a pivot for the Mandarācala Hill, which was being used as a churning rod by the theists and atheists of the universe. | The eleventh incarnation of the Lord took the form of a tortoise whose shell served as a pivot for the Mandarācala Hill, which was being used as a churning rod by the theists and atheists of the universe. | ||
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Once both the atheists and the theists were engaged in producing nectar from the sea so that all of them could become deathless by drinking it. At that time the Mandarācala Hill was used as the churning rod, and the shell of Lord Tortoise, the incarnation of Godhead, became the resting place (pivot) of the hill in the seawater. | Once both the atheists and the theists were engaged in producing nectar from the sea so that all of them could become deathless by drinking it. At that time the Mandarācala Hill was used as the churning rod, and the shell of Lord Tortoise, the incarnation of Godhead, became the resting place (pivot) of the hill in the seawater. | ||
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Revision as of 10:53, 25 May 2020
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 16
- surāsurāṇām udadhiṁ
- mathnatāṁ mandarācalam
- dadhre kamaṭha-rūpeṇa
- pṛṣṭha ekādaśe vibhuḥ
SYNONYMS
sura—the theists; asurāṇām—of the atheists; udadhim—in the ocean; mathnatām—churning; mandarācalam—the Mandarācala Hill; dadhre—sustained; kamaṭha—tortoise; rūpeṇa—in the form of; pṛṣṭhe—shell; ekādaśe—the eleventh in the line; vibhuḥ—the great.
TRANSLATION
The eleventh incarnation of the Lord took the form of a tortoise whose shell served as a pivot for the Mandarācala Hill, which was being used as a churning rod by the theists and atheists of the universe.
PURPORT
Once both the atheists and the theists were engaged in producing nectar from the sea so that all of them could become deathless by drinking it. At that time the Mandarācala Hill was used as the churning rod, and the shell of Lord Tortoise, the incarnation of Godhead, became the resting place (pivot) of the hill in the seawater.