Text 46] The Pastimes of Lord Ramacandra 91
rajan—O King Pariksit; grahaih—among the planets; candrah—the
moon; iva—like; uditah—risen.
TRANSLATION
O King Pariksit, as the Lord sat on His airplane of flowers, with
women offering Him prayers and reciters chanting about His
characteristics, He appeared like the moon with the stars and
planets.
TEXTS 45-46
Taha aa: Aisy Tear MAA KF |
Waa UAT Tew: SAMA ell
TST TST Tea: ITA |
RA TT TIAA ATI: ea
bhratrabhinanditah so ’tha
sotsavam pravisat purim
pravisya rdja-bhavanan
guru-patnih sva-mataram
guriin vayasydvarajan
puyitah pratyapijayat
vaidehi laksmanas caiva
yathdvat samupeyatuh
bhrétra—by His brother (Bharata); abhinanditah—being welcomed
properly; sah—He, Lord Ramacandra; atha—thereafter; sa-utsavam—
in the midst of a festival; prdavisat—entered; purim—the city of
Ayodhya; pravisya—after entering; raja-bhavanam—the royal palace;
guru-patnih—Kaikeyi and other stepmothers; sva-mdtaram—His own
mother (Kauéalya); gurin—the spiritual masters (Sri Vasistha and
others); vayasya—unto friends of the same age; avara-jan—and those
who were younger than He; pijitah—being worshiped by them;
pratyapitjayat—He returned the obeisances; vaidehi—mother Sita;
