256 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 7
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Miaiftingwagaeqas Teta
mag mar atatirfehearararat TasslI
megha-syamah kanaka-paridhih karna-vidyota-vidyun
miurdhni bhrajad-vilulita-kacah srag-dharo rakta-netrah
Jaitrair dorbhir jagad-abhaya-dair dandasikam grhitva
mathnan mathna pratigirir ivasobhatatho dhrtadrih
megha-syamah—blackish like a cloud; kanaka-paridhih—wearing
yellow garments; karna—on the ears; vidyota-vidyut—whose earrings
shone like lightning; mirdhni—on the head; bhrajat—gleaming;
vilulita—disheveled; kacah—whose hair; srak-dharah—wearing a
flower garland; rakta-netrah—with red eyes; jaitraih—with victorious;
dorbhih—with arms; jagat—to the universe; abhaya-daih—which give
fearlessness; dandasitkam—the snake (Vasuki); grhitva—after taking;
mathnan—churning; mathna—by the churning rod (Mandara Moun-
tain); pratigirih—another mountain; iva—like; asobhata—He ap-
peared; atho—then; dhrta-adrih—having taken the mountain.
TRANSLATION
The Lord appeared like a blackish cloud. He was dressed with
yellow garments, His earrings shone on His ears like lightning,
and His hair spread over His shoulders. He wore a garland of
flowers, and His eyes were pinkish. With His strong, glorious
arms, which award fearlessness throughout the universe, He took
hold of Vasuki and began churning the ocean, using Mandara
Mountain as a churning rod. When engaged in this way, the Lord
appeared like a beautifully situated mountain named Indranila.
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