122 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 11
today; gayanti—glorify; agha-ghnam—which vanquish all sinful reac-
tions; rsayah—great saintly persons like Markandeya; dik-ibha-indra-
pattam—as the ornamental cloth covering the elephant that conquers the
directions; tam—that; naka-pala—of heavenly demigods; vasu-pala—
of earthly kings; kirita—by the helmets; justa—are worshiped; pdda-
ambujam—whose lotus feet; raghu-patim—unto Lord Ramacandra;
Saranam—surrender; prapadye—I offer.
TRANSLATION
Lord Ramacandra’s spotless name and fame, which vanquish all
sinful reactions, are celebrated in all directions, like the ornamen-
tal cloth of the victorious elephant that conquers all directions.
Great saintly persons like Markandeya Rsi still glorify His charac-
teristics in the assemblies of great emperors like Maharaja
Yudhisthira. Similarly, all the saintly kings and all the demigods,
including Lord Siva and Lord Brahma, worship the Lord by bow-
ing down with their helmets. Let me offer my obeisances unto His
lotus feet.
TEXT 22
Ts CVSHICL aT AABISA TASH aT |
BATHE TY: Ale TA TS hed MATHURA
sa yaih sprsto "bhidrsto va
samvisto "nugato ‘pi va
kosalds te yayuh sthanarm
yatra gacchanti yoginah
sah—He, Lord Ramacandra; yaih—by which persons; sprstah—
touched; abhidrstah—seen; va—either; samvistah—eating together,
lying together; anugatah—followed as servants; api vd—even;
kosalah—all those inhabitants of Kosala; te—they; yayuh—departed;
sthanam—to the place; yatra—wherein; gacchanti—they go;
yoginah—all the bhakti-yogis.
