Text 7] Daksa Curses Lord Siva 53
TRANSLATION
When Daksa, the leader of the Prajapatis, entered that assembly, his
personal bodily luster as bright as that of the sun, the entire assembly was
illuminated, and all the assembled personalities became insignificant in
his presence.
TEXT 6
TE PAB ATAaTET AAT: TAIT: |
vad after Tt a TqTeTEA TAT: I & II
udatisthan sadasyas te
sva-dhisnyebhyah sahagnayah
rte viriiicam sarvam ca
tad-bhasaksipta-cetasah
udatisthan—stood up; sadasyah—the members of the assembly; te—they;
sva-dhisnyebhyah—from their own seats; saha-agnayah—along with the
fire-gods; rle—except for; viriicam—Brahma; sarvam—Siva; ca—and; tat—his
(Daksa’s); bhdsa—by the luster; adksipta—are influenced; cetasah—those
whose minds.
TRANSLATION
Influenced by his personal bodily luster, all the fire-gods and other
participants present in that great assembly, with the exceptions of Lord
Brahma and Lord Siva, gave up their own sitting places and stood in
respect for Daksa.
TEXT 7
ATALANTA ATA AVY Ach |
Ha BWHIS AA fyare AAT II 9 ll
sadasas patibhir dakso
bhagavan sadhu sat-krtah
ajam loka-gurum natva
nisasada tad-ajnaya
sadasas—of the assembly; patibhih—by the leaders; daksah—Daksa;
bhagavan—the possessor of all opulences; sadhu—properly; sat-krtah—was
welcomed; ajam-—to the unborn (Brahma); loka-gurum— to the teacher of
