Adi-tila, Chapter 6 535

TRANSLATION

This verse describes that the limbs and plenary portions of the Lord are all spiri-
tual; they have no relationship with the material energy.

TEXT 25

Bem? H BER, CHCA FE Sica ‘Ta’ |
HRM? RCS “HM’, TICS EH HIAW ll 26 Il
‘amsa’ na kahiyd, kene kaha tanre ‘afga’
‘arh$a’ haite ‘aga,’ yate haya antaranga
SYNONYMS
amsa—part; nd kahiyd—not saying; Rene—why; kaha—you say; tanre—Him; anga—
limb; arm$a haite—than a part; aga—limb; yate—because; haya—is; antaranga—more.
TRANSLATION

Why has Sri Advaita been called a limb and not a part? The reason is that ‘‘limb”
implies greater intimacy.

TEXT 26
TElfeya we — SWS Oceta |
FUCA BCS, CUFRe UTS’ Yel ATA QW A

maha-visnura amsa—advaita guna-dhama
isvare abheda, tehi ‘advaita’ purna ndma

SYNONYMS

maha-visnura—of Lord MahaNVisnu; amsa—part; advaita—Advaita Acarya; guna-
dhama—reservoir of all attributes; {vare—from the Lord; abheda—nondifferent; tefi
—therefore; advaita—nondifferent; parna nadma—full name.

TRANSLATION

Sri Advaita, who is a reservoir of virtues, is the main limb of Maha-Visnu. His full
name is Advaita, for He is identical in all respects with that Lord.

TEXT 27

acd Cac CHM NA facA FTA |
BIS CAN aca Sfer~2taSa |i 29 1

purve yaiche kaila sarva-vi§vera srjana
avatari’ kaila ebe bhakti-pravartana
