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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
Pure devotee(s) of the Supreme Lord
Absolute Truth known to, 169 activities of, misunderstood, 164–165 Ambarīṣa as, 94, 97, 106, 125, 145, 154, 164, 168, 169, 171
Ambarīṣa heeded, 102 bliss known to, 138
chanting &amp; hearing about the Lord satisfies, 105, 106
criticism toward, condemned, 144 equal to everyone, 140, 141
family attachments forsaken by, 139, 140 fearless, 124
happiness understood by, 141
Hare Kṛṣṇa movement increases, 138 heaven &amp; hell disinterest, 106, 107 inscrutable, 144
as  karma -free, 41
as learned, 141
as liberated, 141, 142, 171–172
Lord controlled by, 140
Lord favors, 139, 140
Lord guides, 144
Lord's relationship with, 143 as  mahātmā , 170
mystic  yoga  disinterests, 107 offenses to, 143–144
Pṛṣadhra as, 41
scholar contrasted to, 143
suffering masses helped by, 141
sympathetic to all, 141
as transcendental, 257
See  also : Devotees of the Supreme Lord Purification
by austerities, 14, 109
via Baladeva, 81
of Hariścandra, 235
by hearing holy name of the Lord, 162 internal &amp; external, 254
for Kṛṣṇa movement, 254
See  also : Cleanliness
Pūrṇa, 45
Purukutsa
Gandharvas killed by, 220
as Māndhātā's son, 201, 219
Purukutsa
Narmadā took, to lower regions, 219, 220 serpents blessed, 220 as Trasaddasyu's father, 221
Purūravā
parents of, 24
Sudyumna's kingdom inherited by, 28
Q
Qualities
good, in devotees only, 102, 123
material. See: Modes of material nature
Queen(s)
of Ambarīṣa, 112–113
of Kṛṣṇa, 64
R
Rabbit, Vikukṣi ate, by mistake, 181
Rain
by chanting Hare Kṛṣṇa, 13
scarcity of, cause of, 104
Rajo-guṇa . See: Passion, mode of
Rājyavardhana, 51
Rambha, 49
Rasātala
defined, 220
See  also : Hell; Universe
Rathītara
Angirā begot sons for, 177, 178
as Pṛṣadaśva's son, 177
sons of, 177, 178
Rāvaṇa feared Māndhātā, 198
Regulative principles, Kṛṣṇa consciousness advanced by, 208
Reincarnation. See: Birth and death, repeated; Body, material, changeable
Rejuvenation
of Cyavana Muni, 65–69, 74
from old age, 65
of Saubhari Rṣi, 203, 204
Remembrance of past life, 248, 249
Renunciant. See:  Sannyāsī