### SB 4.4.5

> तां सारिकाकन्दुकदर्पणाम्बुज श्वेतातपत्रव्यजनस्रगादिभिः ।\
> गीतायनैर्दुन्दुभिशङ्खवेणुभिर्वृषेन्द्रमारोप्य विटङ्किता ययुः ॥५॥

> tāṁ sārikā-kanduka-darpaṇāmbuja-\
> śvetātapatra-vyajana-srag-ādibhiḥ\
> gītāyanair dundubhi-śaṅkha-veṇubhir\
> vṛṣendram āropya viṭaṅkitā yayuḥ

*tām*—her (Satī); *sārikā*—pet bird; *kanduka*—ball; *darpaṇa*—mirror; *ambuja*—lotus flower; *śveta-ātapatra*—white umbrella; *vyajana*—chowrie; *srak*—garland; *ādibhiḥ*—and others; *gīta-ayanaiḥ*—accompanied with music; *dundubhi*—drums; *śaṅkha*—conchshells; *veṇubhiḥ*—with flutes; *vṛṣa-indram*—on the bull; *āropya*—placing; *viṭaṅkitāḥ*—decorated; *yayuḥ*—they went.

**The disciples of Lord Śiva arranged for Satī to be on the back of a bull and gave her the bird which was her pet. They bore a lotus flower, a mirror and all such paraphernalia for her enjoyment and covered her with a great canopy. Followed by a singing party with drums, conchshells and bugles, the entire procession was as pompous as a royal parade.**