Text 41] Matsya, the Lord’s Fish Incarnation 253
ittham—as aforementioned; adisya—instructing; rajanam—the King
(Satyavrata); Aarih—the Supreme Personality of Godhead; antar-
adhiyata—disappeared from that place; sah—he (the King);
anvavaiksata—began to wait for; tam kdlam—that time; yam—which;
hrsika-isah—Lord HrsikeSa, the master of all the senses; ddisat—in-
structed.
TRANSLATION
After thus instructing the King, the Supreme Personality of
Godhead immediately disappeared. Then King Satyavrata began to
wait for that time of which the Lord had instructed.
TEXT 40
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ANG TA TALI UAE: TTA: |
frrang at: Tat Fararq acer: lio
dstirya darbhan prak-kilan
rdjarsih prag-udan-mukhah
nisasdda hareh pddau
cintayan matsya-riipinah
dstirya—spreading; darbhén—kusa grass; prak-kilan—the upper
portion facing east; rdja-rsih—Satyavrata, the saintly King; prak-udak-
mukhah—looking toward the northeast (i$ana); nisasida—sat down;
hareh—of the Supreme Personality of Godhead; padau—upon the lotus
feet; cintayan—meditating; matsya-riipinah—who had assumed the
form of a fish.
TRANSLATION
After spreading kuéa with its tips pointing east, the saintly King,
himself facing the northeast, sat down on the grass and began to
meditate upon the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Visnu, who
had assumed the form of a fish.
TEXT 41
Ta: AUX SSS: Ald: BAIT aelq |
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THA | HET: AATATT 1B 2II
