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yathā svayaṁ-vare rājñi<br>
:yathā svayaṁ-vare rājñi
matsyaḥ pārthepsayā kṛtaḥ<br>
:matsyaḥ pārthepsayā kṛtaḥ
ayaṁ tu bahir ācchanno<br>
:ayaṁ tu bahir ācchanno
dṛśyate sa jale param<br>
:dṛśyate sa jale param
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yathā—just as; svayam-vare—in (your) svayaṁ-vara ceremony; rājñi—O Queen; matsyaḥ—a fish; pārtha—Arjuna; īpsayā—with the desire of obtaining; kṛtaḥ—made (into a target); ayam—this (fish); tu—however; bahiḥ—outwardly; ācchannaḥ—covered; dṛśyate—was seen; saḥ—it; jale—in water; param—only.
''yathā''—just as; ''svayam-vare''—in (your) svayaṁ-vara ceremony; ''rājñi''—O Queen; ''matsyaḥ''—a fish; ''pārtha''—Arjuna; ''īpsayā''—with the desire of obtaining; ''kṛtaḥ''—made (into a target); ''ayam''—this (fish); ''tu''—however; ''bahiḥ''—outwardly; ''ācchannaḥ''—covered; ''dṛśyate''—was seen; ''saḥ''—it; ''jale''—in water; ''param''—only.
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Just as a fish was used as a target in your svayaṁ-vara ceremony, O Queen, to assure that you would obtain Arjuna as your husband, so a fish was also used in my ceremony. In my case, however, it was concealed on all sides, and only its reflection could be seen in a pot of water below.
Just as a fish was used as a target in your svayaṁ-vara ceremony, O Queen, to assure that you would obtain Arjuna as your husband, so a fish was also used in my ceremony. In my case, however, it was concealed on all sides, and only its reflection could be seen in a pot of water below.
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Arjuna is famous as the most expert bowman. Why, then, could he not hit the fish target at Śrīmatī Lakṣmaṇā's svayaṁ-vara ceremony just as he had done once before to win Draupadī? Śrīla Śrīdhara Svāmī explains: The target at Draupadī's svayaṁ-vara had been covered only partially, so that a marksman could see it if he looked straight up the pillar on which it was placed. To shoot Lakṣmaṇā's target, however, it was necessary to aim by looking up and down at the same time, an impossible feat for any mortal. Therefore only Kṛṣṇa could strike the target.
Arjuna is famous as the most expert bowman. Why, then, could he not hit the fish target at Śrīmatī Lakṣmaṇā's ''svayaṁ-vara'' ceremony just as he had done once before to win Draupadī? Śrīla Śrīdhara Svāmī explains: The target at Draupadī's ''svayaṁ-vara'' had been covered only partially, so that a marksman could see it if he looked straight up the pillar on which it was placed. To shoot Lakṣmaṇā's target, however, it was necessary to aim by looking up and down at the same time, an impossible feat for any mortal. Therefore only Kṛṣṇa could strike the target.
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Revision as of 13:09, 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

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yathā svayaṁ-vare rājñi
matsyaḥ pārthepsayā kṛtaḥ
ayaṁ tu bahir ācchanno
dṛśyate sa jale param


SYNONYMS

yathā—just as; svayam-vare—in (your) svayaṁ-vara ceremony; rājñi—O Queen; matsyaḥ—a fish; pārtha—Arjuna; īpsayā—with the desire of obtaining; kṛtaḥ—made (into a target); ayam—this (fish); tu—however; bahiḥ—outwardly; ācchannaḥ—covered; dṛśyate—was seen; saḥ—it; jale—in water; param—only.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

Just as a fish was used as a target in your svayaṁ-vara ceremony, O Queen, to assure that you would obtain Arjuna as your husband, so a fish was also used in my ceremony. In my case, however, it was concealed on all sides, and only its reflection could be seen in a pot of water below.


PURPORT

Arjuna is famous as the most expert bowman. Why, then, could he not hit the fish target at Śrīmatī Lakṣmaṇā's svayaṁ-vara ceremony just as he had done once before to win Draupadī? Śrīla Śrīdhara Svāmī explains: The target at Draupadī's svayaṁ-vara had been covered only partially, so that a marksman could see it if he looked straight up the pillar on which it was placed. To shoot Lakṣmaṇā's target, however, it was necessary to aim by looking up and down at the same time, an impossible feat for any mortal. Therefore only Kṛṣṇa could strike the target.



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