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maitreya uvāca | :maitreya uvāca | ||
tāv āśvāsya jagat-sraṣṭā | :tāv āśvāsya jagat-sraṣṭā | ||
kumāraiḥ saha-nāradaḥ | :kumāraiḥ saha-nāradaḥ | ||
haṁso haṁsena yānena | :haṁso haṁsena yānena | ||
tri-dhāma-paramaṁ yayau | :tri-dhāma-paramaṁ yayau | ||
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maitreyaḥ | ''maitreyaḥ uvāca''—Maitreya said; ''tau''—the couple; ''āśvāsya''—having reassured; ''jagat-sraṣṭā''—the creator of the universe; ''kumāraiḥ''—along with the Kumāras; ''saha-nāradaḥ''—with Nārada; ''haṁsaḥ''—Lord Brahmā; ''haṁsena yānena''—by his swan carrier; ''tri-dhāma-paramam''—to the highest planetary system; ''yayau''—went. | ||
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Śrī Maitreya said: After thus speaking to Kardama Muni and his wife Devahūti, Lord Brahmā, the creator of the universe, who is also known as Haṁsa, went back to the highest of the three planetary systems on his swan carrier with the four Kumāras and Nārada. | Śrī Maitreya said: After thus speaking to Kardama Muni and his wife Devahūti, Lord Brahmā, the creator of the universe, who is also known as Haṁsa, went back to the highest of the three planetary systems on his swan carrier with the four Kumāras and Nārada. | ||
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The words haṁsena yānena are very significant here. Haṁsa-yāna, the airplane by which Brahmā travels all over outer space, resembles a swan. Brahmā is also known as Haṁsa because he can grasp the essence of everything. His abode is called tri-dhāma-paramam. There are three divisions of the universe—the upper planetary system, the middle planetary system and the lower planetary system—but his abode is above even Siddhaloka, the upper planetary system. He returned to his own planet with the four Kumāras and Nārada because they were not going to be married. The other ṛṣis who came with him, such as Marīci and Atri, remained there because they were to be married to the daughters of Kardama, but his other sons—Sanat, Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanātana and Nārada—went back with him in his swan-shaped airplane. The four Kumāras and Nārada are naiṣṭhika-brahmacārīs. Naiṣṭhika-brahmacārī refers to one who never wastes his semen at any time. They were not to attend the marriage ceremony of their other brothers, Marīci and the other sages, and therefore they went back with their father, Haṁsa. | The words ''haṁsena yānena'' are very significant here. ''Haṁsa-yāna'', the airplane by which Brahmā travels all over outer space, resembles a swan. Brahmā is also known as ''Haṁsa'' because he can grasp the essence of everything. His abode is called ''tri-dhāma-paramam''. There are three divisions of the universe—the upper planetary system, the middle planetary system and the lower planetary system—but his abode is above even Siddhaloka, the upper planetary system. He returned to his own planet with the four Kumāras and Nārada because they were not going to be married. The other ''ṛṣis'' who came with him, such as Marīci and Atri, remained there because they were to be married to the daughters of Kardama, but his other sons—Sanat, Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanātana and Nārada—went back with him in his swan-shaped airplane. The four Kumāras and Nārada are ''naiṣṭhika-brahmacārīs. Naiṣṭhika-brahmacārī'' refers to one who never wastes his semen at any time. They were not to attend the marriage ceremony of their other brothers, Marīci and the other sages, and therefore they went back with their father, Haṁsa. | ||
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Revision as of 14:20, 7 May 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 20
- maitreya uvāca
- tāv āśvāsya jagat-sraṣṭā
- kumāraiḥ saha-nāradaḥ
- haṁso haṁsena yānena
- tri-dhāma-paramaṁ yayau
SYNONYMS
maitreyaḥ uvāca—Maitreya said; tau—the couple; āśvāsya—having reassured; jagat-sraṣṭā—the creator of the universe; kumāraiḥ—along with the Kumāras; saha-nāradaḥ—with Nārada; haṁsaḥ—Lord Brahmā; haṁsena yānena—by his swan carrier; tri-dhāma-paramam—to the highest planetary system; yayau—went.
TRANSLATION
Śrī Maitreya said: After thus speaking to Kardama Muni and his wife Devahūti, Lord Brahmā, the creator of the universe, who is also known as Haṁsa, went back to the highest of the three planetary systems on his swan carrier with the four Kumāras and Nārada.
PURPORT
The words haṁsena yānena are very significant here. Haṁsa-yāna, the airplane by which Brahmā travels all over outer space, resembles a swan. Brahmā is also known as Haṁsa because he can grasp the essence of everything. His abode is called tri-dhāma-paramam. There are three divisions of the universe—the upper planetary system, the middle planetary system and the lower planetary system—but his abode is above even Siddhaloka, the upper planetary system. He returned to his own planet with the four Kumāras and Nārada because they were not going to be married. The other ṛṣis who came with him, such as Marīci and Atri, remained there because they were to be married to the daughters of Kardama, but his other sons—Sanat, Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanātana and Nārada—went back with him in his swan-shaped airplane. The four Kumāras and Nārada are naiṣṭhika-brahmacārīs. Naiṣṭhika-brahmacārī refers to one who never wastes his semen at any time. They were not to attend the marriage ceremony of their other brothers, Marīci and the other sages, and therefore they went back with their father, Haṁsa.