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Kapila's Instructions on Devotional Service
1201
The system of meditating on the Supreme Personality of Godhead begins from His feet.
The description of the transcendental form of the Lord is exactly represented in the  arcā-vigraha , the statue in the temples. Generally the lower part of the body of the statue of the Lord is covered with yellow silk. That is the Vaikuṇṭha dress, or the dress the Lord wears in the spiritual sky. This cloth extends down to the Lord's ankles. Thus, since the  yogī  has so many transcendental objectives on which to meditate, there is no reason for his meditating on something imaginary, as is the practice of the so-called  yogīs  whose objective is impersonal.
TEXT 25
नाभिहदं मुवनकोशगुहोदरस्थं 
    शत्रात्यगोविधिषणास्तित्त्रकिषयम् । 
    अूढं हरित्यणिषुषस्तवयोरमुच्य 
    ध्यायेषु द्वयं विशुदहारम्यगुस्वगौरम् ॥२५॥
nābhi-hradam bhuvana-kośa-guhodara-stham 
    yatrātma-yoni-dhiṣaṇākhila-loka-padmam 
    vyūḍham harin-maṇi-vṛṣa-stanayor amuṣya 
    dhyāyed dvayam viśada-hāra-mayūkha-gauram
nābhi-hradam—the navel lake; bhuvana-kośa—of all the worlds; guhā—the foundation; udara—on the abdomen; stham—situated; yatra—where; ātma-yoni—of Brahmā; dhiṣaṇa—residence; akhila-loka—containing all planetary systems; padmam—lotus; vyūḍham—sprang up; harit-maṇi—like emeralds; vṛṣa—most exquisite; stanayoh—of nipples; amuṣya—of the Lord; dhyāyet—he should meditate on; dvayam—the pair; viśada—white; hāra—of pearl necklaces; mayūkha—from the light; gauram—whitish.
TRANSLATION
The  yogī  should then meditate on His moonlike navel in the center of His abdomen. From His navel, which is the foundation of the entire universe, sprang the lotus stem containing all the different planetary systems. The lotus is the residence of Brahmā, the first created being. In the same way, the  yogī  should concentrate his mind on the Lord's nipples, which resemble a pair of the most exquisite emeralds and which