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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 4, Ch. 31]
tam āgatam ta utthāya praṇipatyābhinandya ca pūjayitvā yathādeśam sukhāsīnam athābruvan
tam—to him; āgatam—appeared; te—all the Pracetās; utthāya—after getting up; praṇipatya—offering obeisances; abhinandya—offering welcome; ca—also; pūjayitvā—worshiping; yathā ādeśam—according to regulative principles; sukha-āsīnam—comfortably situated; atha—thus; abruvan—they said.
TRANSLATION
As soon as the Pracetās saw that the great sage Nārada had appeared, they immediately got up even from their āsanas. As required, they immediately offered obeisances and worshiped him, and when they saw that Nārada Muni was properly seated, they began to ask him questions.
PURPORT
It is significant that all the Pracetās were engaged in practicing  yoga  to concentrate their minds on the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
TEXT 5
प्रचेतस ऊचुः
स्वागतं ते सुरर्षेऽद्य दिष्ट्या नो दर्शनं गतः ।
तव चङ्क्रमणं ब्रह्मन्नभयाय यथा रवेः ॥ ५ ॥
pracetasa ūcuḥ svāgatam te surarṣe 'dya diṣṭyā no darśanam gataḥ tava caṅkramaṇam brahmann abhayāya yathā raveḥ
pracetasaḥ ūcuḥ—the Pracetās said; su-āgatam—welcome; te—unto you; sura-ṛṣe—O sage among the demigods; adya—today; diṣṭyā—by good fortune; naḥ—of us; darśanam—audience; gataḥ—you have come; tava—your; caṅkramaṇam—movements; brahman—O great brāhmaṇa; abhayāya—for fearlessness; yathā—as; raveḥ—of the sun.