140 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 12
of mystic yoga known as adhyatma-yoga, which can loosen the
knots of material attachment in the heart.
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oT feerare qrafeaeAsAT |
Beaatsanfant: afr Aw! BAF UY Ul
puspo hiranyanabhasya
dhruvasandhis tato *bhavat
sudarsano ‘thagnivarnah
Sighras tasya maruh sutah
puspah—Puspa; hiranyandbhasya—the son of Hiranyanabha;
dhruvasandhih—Dhruvasandhi; tatah—from him; abhavat—was born;
sudarsanah—from Dhruvasandhi, Sudargsana was born; atha—
thereafter; agnivarnah—Agnivarna, the son of Sudarsana; sighrah—
Sighra; tasya—his (Agnivarna’s); maruh—Maru; sutah—son.
TRANSLATION
The son of Hiranyanabha was Puspa, and the son of Puspa was
Dhruvasandhi. The son of Dhruvasandhi was Sudarsana, whose
son was Agnivarna. The son of Agnivarna was named Sighra, and
his son was Maru.
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AISATATRT TTA Gs TATVATTATETA: |
word wat ae arial A: UG Ul
so ’sdv aste yoga-siddhah
kalapa-gramam asthitah
kaler ante sirya-vamsam
nastamn bhavayita punah
sah—he; asau—the personality known as Maru; dste—still existing;
yoga-siddhah—perfection in the power of mystic yoga; kalapa-
gramam—the place named Kalapa-grama; dsthitah—he is still living
