Padma Purana — Bhumi Khanda — Chapter 112

PdP 2 112.1

कुंजल उवाच- तदेव गानं च सुरांगनाभिर्गीतं समाकर्ण्य च गीतकैर्ध्रुवैः । समाकुला चापि बभूव तत्र सा शंभुपुत्री परिचिंतयाना

kuṃjala uvāca- tadeva gānaṃ ca surāṃganābhirgītaṃ samākarṇya ca gītakairdhruvaiḥ | samākulā cāpi babhūva tatra sā śaṃbhuputrī pariciṃtayānā

Kuñjala said: And having heard that very song sung by the celestial women with steady refrains, she, the daughter of Śambhu, became agitated there, pondering (thus):

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PdP 2 112.2

आसनात्तूर्णमुत्थाय महोत्साहेन संयुता । तूर्णं गता वरारोहा तपोभावसमन्विता

āsanāttūrṇamutthāya mahotsāhena saṃyutā | tūrṇaṃ gatā varārohā tapobhāvasamanvitā

Rising quickly from her seat, filled with great eagerness, the fair-hipped one went swiftly, still possessed of the mood of ascetic practice.

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PdP 2 112.3

तं दृष्ट्वा देवसंकाशं दिव्यरूपसमप्रभम् । दिव्यगंधानुलिप्तांगं दिव्यमालाभिशोभितम्

taṃ dṛṣṭvā devasaṃkāśaṃ divyarūpasamaprabham | divyagaṃdhānuliptāṃgaṃ divyamālābhiśobhitam

Seeing him, like a god, with a radiance equal to divine beauty, his limbs anointed with divine perfumes, adorned with divine garlands,

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PdP 2 112.4

दिव्यैराभरणैर्वस्त्रैः शोभितं नृपनंदनम् । दीप्तिमंतं यथा सूर्यं दिव्यलक्षणसंयुतम्

divyairābharaṇairvastraiḥ śobhitaṃ nṛpanaṃdanam | dīptimaṃtaṃ yathā sūryaṃ divyalakṣaṇasaṃyutam

that prince, resplendent with divine ornaments and garments, blazing like the sun, endowed with divine marks —

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PdP 2 112.5

किं वा देवो महाप्राज्ञो गंधर्वो वा भविष्यति । किं वा नागसुतः सोयं किंवा विद्याधरो भवेत्

kiṃ vā devo mahāprājño gaṃdharvo vā bhaviṣyati | kiṃ vā nāgasutaḥ soyaṃ kiṃvā vidyādharo bhavet

"Is he a god of great wisdom, or can he be a Gandharva? Or is this one the son of a Nāga, or could he be a Vidyādhara?

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PdP 2 112.6

देवेषु नैव पश्यामि कुतो यक्षेषु जायते । अनया लीलया वीरः सहस्राक्षोपि जायते

deveṣu naiva paśyāmi kuto yakṣeṣu jāyate | anayā līlayā vīraḥ sahasrākṣopi jāyate

"Among the gods I do not see (such a one) — how then could he be born among the Yakṣas? With such grace even the Thousand-eyed (Indra) is (only) born as this hero (seems)?"

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PdP 2 112.7

शंभुरेष भवेत्किंवा किंवा चायं मनोभवः । किंवा पितुः सखा मे स्यात्पौलस्त्योऽयं धनाधिपः

śaṃbhureṣa bhavetkiṃvā kiṃvā cāyaṃ manobhavaḥ | kiṃvā pituḥ sakhā me syātpaulastyo'yaṃ dhanādhipaḥ

"Or could this be Śambhu, or is this one born of the mind (Kāma)? Or might he be my father's friend, this son of Pulastya, the lord of wealth (Kubera)?"

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PdP 2 112.8

एवं समा चिंतयती च यावत्तावत्त्वरं रूपगुणाधिपा सा । समेत्य रंभासु महासखीभिरुवाच तां शंभुसुतां प्रहस्य

evaṃ samā ciṃtayatī ca yāvattāvattvaraṃ rūpaguṇādhipā sā | sametya raṃbhāsu mahāsakhībhiruvāca tāṃ śaṃbhusutāṃ prahasya

While she was thus pondering, meanwhile she who is foremost in beauty and virtue, (Rambhā), swiftly approaching among the Rambhās with her great companions, laughingly said to that daughter of Śambhu:

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