Text 8| Conversation Between Maitreya and Vidura 761

PURPORT

The narration of the pastimes of the Lord, which are always enacted on
the transcendental platform, should be received with all respect by devotees.
Those who are actually on the transcendental platform are never satiated
by hearing the continuous narration of the pastimes of the Lord. For
example, if any self-realized soul reads from Bhagavad-gita, he will never
feel satiated. The narrations of Bhagavad-gita or Srimad-Bhagavatam may
be read thousands and thousands of times, and still, without fail, new
aspects of the subject matter will be relished by the devotee.

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evam ugrasravah prsta
rsibhir naimisdyanath

bhagavaty arpitadh yatmas
tan aha srityatam iti

evam—thus; ugrasravah—Siita Gosvami; prstah—being asked; rsibhih—by
the sages; naimisa-ayanaih—who were assembled in the forest of Naimisa;
bhagavati—unto the Lord; arpita—dedicated; adhyatmah—his mind; tan—
to them; dha—said; sriiyatam—just hear; iti—thus.
TRANSLATION

On being asked to speak by the great sages of Naimigaranya, the
son of Romahargana, Sata Gosvami, whose mind was absorbed in the
transcendental pastimes of the Lord, said: Please hear what | shall
now speak,

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