458 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 5, Ch. 13

would not grant him pardon; therefore he had to fall down at the lotus
feet of Maharaja Ambarisa, even though Maharaja Ambarisa was a
ksatriya-grhastha. One should be very careful not to offend the lotus feet
of Vaisnavas and brahmanas.

TEXT 24
TE TTA
cagA TT Aaligd: farqaay araaae
fnnaa: aga: = areftraaaaeey | Teter THOTT
Rafer scranqina a fyaaciaien satiate
RVI

$ri-suka uvaca
ity evam uttard-matah sa vai brahmarsi-sutah sindhu-pataya dtma-
satattvam viganayatah pardnubhavah parama-kaérunikatayopadisya
rahiganena sakarunam abhivandita-carana dpirndrnava iva nibhrta-
karanormy-dsayo dharanim imam vicacara.

sri-sukah wvdca—Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; iti evam—in this way:
uttard-matah—O Maharaja Pariksit, son of mother Uttara: sah—that
brahmana; vai—indeed; brahma-rsi-sutah—Jada Bharata, the son of a
highly educated brdéhmana; sindhu-pataye—unto the king of the
province of Sindhu; atma-sa-tattvam—the actual constitutional position
of the soul; viganayatah—although insulting Jada Bharata: para-
anubhavah—who was very exalted in spiritual realization; parama-
kdrunikataya—by his quality of being very kind to the fallen souls:
upadisya—instructing; rahiganena—by King Rahigana: sa-
karunam—piteously; abhivandita-caranah—whose lotus feet were
worshiped; Gpiirna-arnavah iva—like the full ocean: nibhrta—com-
pletely silenced: karana—of the senses: irmi—the waves: asayah—
possessing a heart in which; dharanim—the earth: imam—this:
vicacara—continued to roam.

TRANSLATION

Srila Sukadeva Gosvami continued: My dear King, O son of
mother Uttara, there were some waves of dissatisfaction in the
