Padma Purana — Brahma Khanda — Chapter 9
PdP 4 9.1
सूत उवाच- ततोऽमरगणास्ते च सगंधर्वाः सदानवा । उत्पाट्य मंदरं शैलं चिक्षिपुः पयसां निधौ
sūta uvāca- tato'maragaṇāste ca sagaṃdharvāḥ sadānavā | utpāṭya maṃdaraṃ śailaṃ cikṣipuḥ payasāṃ nidhau
Sūta said: Then those hosts of gods, together with the gandharvas and the dānavas, uprooted Mount Mandara and hurled it into the ocean of waters.
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PdP 4 9.2
ततः सनातनः श्रीमान्दयालुर्जगदीश्वरः । अधारयद्गिरेर्मूलं कूर्मरूपेण पृष्ठतः
tataḥ sanātanaḥ śrīmāndayālurjagadīśvaraḥ | adhārayadgirermūlaṃ kūrmarūpeṇa pṛṣṭhataḥ
Then the eternal, glorious, compassionate Lord of the world upheld the base of the mountain on his back, in the form of a tortoise.
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PdP 4 9.3
अनंतं तत्र संवेष्ट्य ममंथुर्दुग्धसागरम् । एकादश्यां मथ्यमाने चोद्भूतं प्रथमं द्विज
anaṃtaṃ tatra saṃveṣṭya mamaṃthurdugdhasāgaram | ekādaśyāṃ mathyamāne codbhūtaṃ prathamaṃ dvija
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 4 9.4
कालकूटविषं ते तु दृष्ट्वा सर्वे प्रदुद्रुवुः । ततस्तान्विद्रुतान्दृष्ट्वा शंकरश्चोक्तवानिदम्
kālakūṭaviṣaṃ te tu dṛṣṭvā sarve pradudruvuḥ | tatastānvidrutāndṛṣṭvā śaṃkaraścoktavānidam
But when they saw that kālakūṭa poison, they all fled away; then, seeing them scattered in flight, Śaṃkara said this:
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PdP 4 9.5
भोभोऽमरगणा यूयं विषं कुरुतमादरम् । वारयिष्याम्यहं तूर्णं कालकूटं महाविषम्
bhobho'maragaṇā yūyaṃ viṣaṃ kurutamādaram | vārayiṣyāmyahaṃ tūrṇaṃ kālakūṭaṃ mahāviṣam
"Ho there, you hosts of immortals! Take heed of the poison. I shall quickly hold back the Kālakūṭa, the great poison."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 4 9.6
इत्युक्त्वा पार्वतीनाथो ध्यायन्नारायणं हृदि । महामंत्रं समुच्चार्य विषमादद्भयंकरम्
ityuktvā pārvatīnātho dhyāyannārāyaṇaṃ hṛdi | mahāmaṃtraṃ samuccārya viṣamādadbhayaṃkaram
Having said this, the lord of Pārvatī, meditating on Nārāyaṇa in his heart, and uttering the great mantra, took up the terrifying poison.
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PdP 4 9.7
महामंत्रप्रभावेण विषं जीर्णं गतं महत् । अच्युतानंतगोविंद इति नामत्रयं हरेः
mahāmaṃtraprabhāveṇa viṣaṃ jīrṇaṃ gataṃ mahat | acyutānaṃtagoviṃda iti nāmatrayaṃ hareḥ
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 4 9.8
योजपेत्प्रयतो भक्त्या प्रणवाद्यं नमोंऽतिकम् । विषभोगाग्निजं तस्य नास्ति मृत्योर्भयं तथा
yojapetprayato bhaktyā praṇavādyaṃ namoṃ'tikam | viṣabhogāgnijaṃ tasya nāsti mṛtyorbhayaṃ tathā
Whoever, restrained and with devotion, should recite (these names) prefixed by the praṇava (oṃ) and ending in "namaḥ" — for him there is no fear born of poison, serpents, or fire, nor likewise any fear of death.
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PdP 4 9.9
ततो हृष्टमना देवा ममंथुः क्षीरसागरम् । ततोऽलक्ष्मीः समुत्पन्ना कालास्या रक्तलोचना
tato hṛṣṭamanā devā mamaṃthuḥ kṣīrasāgaram | tato'lakṣmīḥ samutpannā kālāsyā raktalocanā
Then the gods, glad in mind, churned the ocean of milk. Thereupon Alakṣmī (Misfortune) arose, black-faced and red-eyed,
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PdP 4 9.10
रूक्षपिंगलकेशा च जरतीं बिभ्रती तनुम् । सा च ज्येष्ठाब्रवीद्देवान्किंकर्तव्यं मयेति वै
rūkṣapiṃgalakeśā ca jaratīṃ bibhratī tanum | sā ca jyeṣṭhābravīddevānkiṃkartavyaṃ mayeti vai
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 4 9.11
देवास्तथाब्रुवंस्तां च देवीं दुःखस्यभाजनम् । येषां नॄणां गृहे देवी कलहः संप्रवर्तते
devāstathābruvaṃstāṃ ca devīṃ duḥkhasyabhājanam | yeṣāṃ nṝṇāṃ gṛhe devī kalahaḥ saṃpravartate
The gods spoke thus to that goddess, the vessel of sorrow: "Those men in whose house, O goddess, quarrelling breaks out —"
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PdP 4 9.12
तत्र स्थानं प्रयच्छामो वस ज्येष्ठे शुभान्विता । निष्ठुरं वचनं ये च वदंति येऽनृतं नराः
tatra sthānaṃ prayacchāmo vasa jyeṣṭhe śubhānvitā | niṣṭhuraṃ vacanaṃ ye ca vadaṃti ye'nṛtaṃ narāḥ
"There we grant you a place; dwell (there), O Elder Sister, attended by good fortune — (in the houses of) those men who speak harsh words and those who speak falsehood."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 4 9.13
संध्यायां ये हि चाश्नंति दुःखदा तिष्ठ तद्गृहे । कपालकेशभस्मास्थि तुषांगाराणि यत्र तु
saṃdhyāyāṃ ye hi cāśnaṃti duḥkhadā tiṣṭha tadgṛhe | kapālakeśabhasmāsthi tuṣāṃgārāṇi yatra tu
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 4 9.14
स्थानं ज्येष्ठे तत्र तव भविष्यति न संशयः । अकृत्वा पादयोर्धौतं ये चाश्नंति नराधमाः
sthānaṃ jyeṣṭhe tatra tava bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ | akṛtvā pādayordhautaṃ ye cāśnaṃti narādhamāḥ
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 4 9.15
तद्गृहे सर्वदा तिष्ठ दुःखदारिद्रदायिनी । वालुकालवणांगारैः कुर्वंति दंतधावनम्
tadgṛhe sarvadā tiṣṭha duḥkhadāridradāyinī | vālukālavaṇāṃgāraiḥ kurvaṃti daṃtadhāvanam
Dwell always in their house, you who bring misery and poverty. And those who clean their teeth with sand, salt, or charcoal—
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PdP 4 9.16
तेषां गेहे सदा तिष्ठ दुःखदा कलिना सह । छत्राकं श्रीफलं शिष्टं ये खादंति नराधमाः
teṣāṃ gehe sadā tiṣṭha duḥkhadā kalinā saha | chatrākaṃ śrīphalaṃ śiṣṭaṃ ye khādaṃti narādhamāḥ
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 4 9.17
गेहे तेषां तव स्थानं ज्येष्ठे कलुषदायिनि । तिलपिष्टमलाबुं ये गृंजनं पोतिकादलम्
gehe teṣāṃ tava sthānaṃ jyeṣṭhe kaluṣadāyini | tilapiṣṭamalābuṃ ye gṛṃjanaṃ potikādalam
In their house is your abode, O Jyeṣṭhā, giver of defilement. Those who (eat) sesame-paste, the bottle-gourd, gṛñjana (carrot/onion), the leaf of the potikā plant—
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PdP 4 9.18
कलं बुकं पलांडुं ये चाश्नंति पापबुद्धयः । तेषां गृहे तव स्थानं भविष्यति न संशयः
kalaṃ bukaṃ palāṃḍuṃ ye cāśnaṃti pāpabuddhayaḥ | teṣāṃ gṛhe tava sthānaṃ bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ
And those of sinful mind who eat kalambuka and onion — in their house your abode shall be, (there is) no doubt.
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PdP 4 9.19
गुरु देवातिथीनां च यज्ञदानविवर्जितम् । यत्रवेदध्वनिर्नास्ति तत्र तिष्ठ सदाऽशुभे
guru devātithīnāṃ ca yajñadānavivarjitam | yatravedadhvanirnāsti tatra tiṣṭha sadā'śubhe
Where (a home) is devoid of sacrifice and of gifts to gurus, gods and guests, where there is no sound of the Veda — there dwell always, O inauspicious one.
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PdP 4 9.20
दंपत्योः कलहो यत्र पितृदेवार्चनं न वै । दुरोदररता यत्र तत्र तिष्ठ सदाशुभे
daṃpatyoḥ kalaho yatra pitṛdevārcanaṃ na vai | durodararatā yatra tatra tiṣṭha sadāśubhe
Where there is quarrelling between husband and wife, where there is indeed no worship of ancestors and gods, where (people) are addicted to dicing — there dwell always, O inauspicious one.
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PdP 4 9.21
परदाररता यत्र परद्रव्यापहारिणः । विप्रसज्जनवृद्धानां यत्र पूजा न विद्यते । तत्र स्थाने सदा तिष्ठ पापदारिद्र्यदायिनी
paradāraratā yatra paradravyāpahāriṇaḥ | viprasajjanavṛddhānāṃ yatra pūjā na vidyate | tatra sthāne sadā tiṣṭha pāpadāridryadāyinī
Where (men) are given to others' wives, where there are stealers of others' property, where no honouring of brahmins, good people and elders is found — in that place dwell always, O giver of sin and poverty.
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PdP 4 9.22
इत्यादिश्य सुरा ज्येष्ठां सर्वेषां कलिवल्लभाम् । क्षीराब्धेर्मथनं चक्रुः पुनस्ते सुसमाहिताः
ityādiśya surā jyeṣṭhāṃ sarveṣāṃ kalivallabhām | kṣīrābdhermathanaṃ cakruḥ punaste susamāhitāḥ
Having thus instructed her, the eldest of all, the beloved of Kali, the gods again, well composed, carried out the churning of the ocean of milk.
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