Text 28] Narada and Angira Instruct King Citraketu 77
TRANSLATION
The great sage Narada continued: My dear King, attentively
receive from me a mantra, which is most auspicious. After accept-
ing it from me, in seven nights you will be able to see the Lord face
to face.
TEXT 28
RUST AZ Ta
malaga arated feed fas |
Tages = afeel
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marae wt afaaretia iRcil
yat-pada-milam upasrtya narendra piirve
Sarvadayo bhramam imam dvitayam visrjya
sadyas tadiyam atulanadhikam mahitvarn
prapur bhavan api param na cirdd upaiti
yat-pada-milam—the lotus feet of whom (Lord Sankarsana);
upasrtya—obtaining shelter at; nara-indra—O King; piirve—formerly;
Sarva-Gdayah—great demigods like Lord Mahadeva; bhramam—illu-
sion; imam—this; dvitayam—consisting of duality; visrfya—giving up;
sadyah—immediately; tadiyam—His; atula—unequaled; anadhi-
kam—unsurpassed; mahitvam—glories; prépuh—achieved; bhavan—
yourself; api—also; param—the supreme abode; na—not; cirdt—after
a long time; upaiti—will obtain.
TRANSLATION
My dear King, in former days Lord Siva and other demigods
took shelter of the lotus feet of Sankarsana. Thus they im-
mediately got free from the illusion of duality and achieved un-
equaled and unsurpassed glories in spiritual life. You will very
soon attain that very same position.
Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Sixth Canto, Fifteenth
Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled “‘The Saints Narada and
Angira Instruct King Citraketu.”
