78 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 3

kakudmi revatim kanyam
svdm Gddya vibhum gatah

putrya varam pariprastum
brahmalokam apdvrtam

kakudmi—King Kakudmi; revatim—named Revati; kanyam—the
daughter of Kakudmi; svam—his own; ddadya—taking; vibhum—
before Lord Brahma; gatah—he went; putryah—of his daughter;
varam—a husband; pariprastum—to inquire about; brahmalokam—
Brahmaloka; apdvrtam—transcendental to the three qualities.

TRANSLATION

Taking his own daughter, Revati, Kakudmi went to Lord
Brahma in Brahmaloka, which is transcendental to the three
modes of material nature, and inquired about a husband for her.

PURPORT

It appears that Brahmaloka, the abode of Lord Brahma, is also tran-
scendental, above the three modes of material nature (apavrtam).

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Gvartamane gandharve
sthito ’labdha-ksanah ksanam
tad-anta ddyam adnamya
svabhiprayam nyavedayat

dvartamdne—because of being engaged; gdndharve—in hearing
songs from the Gandharvas; sthitah—situated; alabdha-ksanah—there
was no time to talk; ksanam—even a moment; tat-ante—when it ended;
a@dyam—unto the original teacher of the universe (Lord Brahma);
dnamya—after offering obeisances; sva-abhiprayam—his own desire;
nyavedayat—Kakudmi submitted.
