322 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 3, Ch. 8
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mrnala-gaurayat asesabhoga-
paryanka ekam purusam sayanam
phanatapatrayuta-murdha-ratna-
dyubhir hata-dhvanta-yuganta-toye

NRA

mrnala—lotus flower; gaurdyat—white all over; asesabhoga—body; par-
yanke—on the bed; ekam—alone; purusam—the Supreme Person; sayanam—
was lying; phana-atapatra—umbrella of a serpent hood; dyuta—bedecked
with; miirdha—head; ratna—jewels; dyubhih—by the rays; hata-dhvanta—
darkness dissipated; yuganta—devastation; toye—in the water.

TRANSLATION

Brahma could see that on the water there was a gigantic lotuslike white
bedstead, the body of Seganaga, on which the Personality of Godhead was
lying alone. The whole atmosphere was illuminated by the rays of the
jewels bedecking the hood of Seganaga, and that illumination dissipated
all the darkness of those regions.

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preksam ksipantam haritopaladreh
sandhyabhra-niver uru-rukma-mirdhnah

ratnodadharausadhi-saumanasya-
vana-srajo venu-bhujanghripangreh

preksam—the panorama; ksipantam—deriding; harita—green; upala—
coral; adreh—of the hill; sandhyabhra-niveh—of the dress of the evening
cloud on the sky; uru—great; rekma—gold; miirdhnah—on the summit;
ratna—jewels; udadhdra—waterfalls; ausadhi—herbs; saumanasya—of the
scenery; vana-srajah—flower garland; venu—dress; bhuja—hands; anghri-
pa—trees; anghreh—legs.
