1210 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 3, Ch. 28
TRANSLATION
The yogis should contemplate with full devotion upon the compassionate
glances frequently cast by the Lord’s eyes, for they soothe the most
fearful threefold agonies of His devotees. His glances, accompanied by
loving smiles, are full of abundant grace.
PURPORT
As long as one is in conditional life, in the material body, it is natural
that he will suffer from anxieties and agonies. One cannot avoid the
influence of material energy, even when one is on the transcendental
plane. Sometimes disturbances come, but the agonies and anxieties of the
devotees are at once mitigated when they think of the Supreme Personality
of Godhead in His beautiful form or the smiling face of the Lord. The
Lord bestows innumerable favors upon His devotee, and the greatest
manifestation of His grace is His smiling facc, which is full of compassion
for His pure devotees.
TEXT 32
HME CCOCICCT ATE
MTA MITA |
aaateT Tat oT
WSS WAH ABTATET 1122
hasam harer avanatakhila-loka-tivra-
Sokasru-sagara-vigosanam atyudaram
sammohanaya racitam nija-mayayasya
bhri-mandalani muni-krte makara-dhvajasya
hasam—the smile; hareh—of Lord Sri Hari; avanata—bowed; akhila—all;
loka—for persons; tivra-soka— caused by intense grief; asru-sagara—the ocean
of tears;visosanam— drying up; ati-udaram— most benevolent; sammohanaya
—for charming; racitam— manifested; nija-mayaya—by His internal potency;
asya—His; bhri-mandalam—arched eyebrows; muni-krte—for the good of
the sages; makara-dhvajasya—of the sex god.
TRANSLATION
, A yogi should similarly meditate on the most benevolent smile of Lord
Sri Hari, a smile which, for all those who bow to Him, dries away the
