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Kapila's Instructions on Devotional Service
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apīcya-darśanam —very beautiful to see;  śaśvat —eternal;  sarva-loka —by all the inhabitants of every planet;  namaḥ-kṛtam —worshipable;  santam —situated;  vayasi —in youth;  kaiśore —in boyhood;  bhṛtya —upon His devotees;  anugraha —to bestow blessings;  kātaram —eager.
TRANSLATION
The Lord is eternally very beautiful, and He is worshipable by all the inhabitants of every planet. He is ever youthful and always eager to bestow His blessing upon His devotees.
PURPORT
The word  sarva-loka-namashṛtam  means that He is worshipable by everyone on every planet. There are innumerable planets in the material world and innumerable planets in the spiritual world as well. On each planet there are innumerable inhabitants who worship the Lord, for the Lord is worshipable by all but the impersonalists. The Supreme Lord is very beautiful. The word  śaśvat  is significant. It is not that He appears beautiful to the devotees but is ultimately impersonal.  Śaśvat  means ever-existing. That beauty is not temporary. It is ever-existing—He is always youthful. In the  Brahma-saṁhitā  (Bs. 5.33) it is also stated:  advaitam acyutam anādim ananta-rūpam ādyam purāṇa-puruṣam nava-yauvanam ca . The Original Person is one without a second, yet He never appears old; He always appears as everfresh as a blooming youth.
The Lord's facial expression always indicates that He is ready to show favor and benediction to the devotees; for the nondevotees, however, He is silent. As stated in  Bhagavad-gītā , although He acts equally to everyone because He is the Supreme Personality of Godhead and because all living entities are His sons, He is especially inclined to those engaged in devotional service. The same fact is confirmed here: He is always anxious to show favor to the devotees. Just as the devotees are always eager to render service unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead, so the Lord is also very eager to bestow benediction upon the pure devotees.
TEXT 18
कीर्तन्यतीर्थयशसं पुष्यस्तोक्यशस्करम् । आयेदेवं समग्राङ्गं यावन्न व्यवते मनः ॥१८॥