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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 2, Ch. 4]
and dance displayed by the Lord in His  rāsa-līlā . But without having the Vedic knowledge one can hardly understand the transcendental nature of the Lord's  rāsa  dance and music. The pure devotees of the Lord, however, can equally relish the nectar both in the form of the profound philosophical discourses or in the form of kissing by the Lord in the  rāsa  dance, as there is no mundane distinction between the two.
TEXT 25
एतदेवात्मभू राजन् नारदाय विपृच्छते । वेदगर्भोऽभ्यधात् साक्षाद् यदाह हरिरात्मनः ॥२५॥
etad evātma-bhū rājan nāradāya vipṛcchate veda-garbho'bhyadhāt sākṣād yad āha harir ātmanaḥ
etat —on this matter;  eva —exactly;  ātma-bhūḥ —the first-born (Brahmājī);  rājan —my dear King;  nāradāya —unto Nārada Muni;  vipṛcchate —having inquired about it from;  veda-garbhaḥ —one who is impregnated with Vedic knowledge from birth;  abhyadhāt —apprised;  sākṣāt —directly;  yad āha —what he spoke;  hariḥ —the Lord;  ātmanaḥ —unto His own (Brahmā).
TRANSLATION
My dear King, Brahmā, the first-born, on being questioned by Nārada, exactly apprised him on this subject, as it was directly spoken by the Lord to His own son, who is impregnated with Vedic knowledge from his very birth.
PURPORT
As soon as Brahmā was born out of the abdomenal lotus petals of Viṣṇu, he was impregnated with Vedic knowledge, and therefore he is known as  veda-garbha , or a Vedāntist from the embryo. Without Vedic knowledge, or perfect infallible knowledge, no one can create anything. All scientific knowledge and perfect knowledge are Vedic. One can get