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The Dynasty of Bharata
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trḍbhyām —by thirst and hunger;  jāta —became;  vepathoh —trembling;  atithiḥ —a guest;  brāhmaṇaḥ —a  brāhmaṇa ;  kāle —just at that time;  bhoktu-kāmasya —of Rantideva, who desired to eat something;  ca —also;  āgamat —arrived there.
TRANSLATION
Rantideva never endeavored to earn anything. He would enjoy whatever he got by the arrangement of providence, but when guests came he would give them everything. Thus he underwent considerable suffering, along with the members of his family. Indeed, he and his family members shivered for want of food and water, yet Rantideva always remained sober. Once, after fasting for forty-eight days, in the morning Rantideva received some water and some foodstuffs made with milk and ghee, but when he and his family were about to eat, a  brāhmaṇa  guest arrived.
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तस्मै संव्यभजत् सोऽन्नमादृत्य श्रद्धयान्वितः । हरिं सर्वत्र संपश्यन् स भुक्त्वा प्रययौ द्विजः ॥ ६ ॥
tasmai saṁvyabhajat so 'nnam ādṛtya śraddhayānvitaḥ hariṁ sarvatra saṁpaśyan sa bhuktvā prayayau dvijaḥ
tasmai —unto him (the  brāhmaṇa );  saṁvyabhajat —after dividing, gave his share;  saḥ —he (Rantideva);  annam —the food;  ādṛtya —with great respect;  śraddhayā anvitaḥ —and with faith;  hariṁ —the Supreme Lord;  sarvatra —everywhere, or in the heart of every living being;  saṁpaśyan —conceiving;  saḥ —he;  bhuktvā —after eating the food;  prayayau —left that place;  dvijaḥ —the  brāhmaṇa .
TRANSLATION
Because Rantideva perceived the presence of the Supreme God-head everywhere, and in every living entity, he received the guest