Padma Purana — Patala Khanda — Chapter 74
PdP 5 74.1
ईश्वर उवाच-। एकदा रहसि श्रीमानुद्धवो भगवित्प्रियः । सनत्कुमारमेकांते ह्यपृच्छत्पार्षदः प्रभो
īśvara uvāca-| ekadā rahasi śrīmānuddhavo bhagavitpriyaḥ | sanatkumāramekāṃte hyapṛcchatpārṣadaḥ prabho
Īśvara said: Once, in private, the illustrious Uddhava, dear to the Lord, the (Lord's) attendant, asked Sanatkumāra in a solitary place, O Lord:
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PdP 5 74.2
यत्र क्रीडति गोविंदो नित्यं नित्यसुरास्पदे । गोपांगनाभिर्यत्स्थानं कुत्र वा कीदृशं परम्
yatra krīḍati goviṃdo nityaṃ nityasurāspade | gopāṃganābhiryatsthānaṃ kutra vā kīdṛśaṃ param
"Where is that supreme place, and of what sort, in which Govinda ever sports with the cowherd women, in the abode of the eternal gods?"
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PdP 5 74.3
तत्तत्क्रीडनवृत्तांतमन्यद्यद्यत्तदद्भुतम् । ज्ञातं चेत्तव तत्कथ्यं स्नेहो मे यदि वर्त्तते
tattatkrīḍanavṛttāṃtamanyadyadyattadadbhutam | jñātaṃ cettava tatkathyaṃ sneho me yadi varttate
"And the account of those various sports (of his), and whatever else is wonderful — if you know it, it should be told, if you have affection for me."
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PdP 5 74.4
सनत्कुमार उवाच-। कदाचिद्यमुनाकूले कस्यापि च तरोस्तले । सुवृत्तेनोपविष्टेन भगवत्पार्षदेन वै
sanatkumāra uvāca-| kadācidyamunākūle kasyāpi ca tarostale | suvṛttenopaviṣṭena bhagavatpārṣadena vai
Sanatkumāra said: Once, on the bank of the Yamunā, at the foot of some tree, by an attendant of the Lord, of good conduct, who was seated (there) —
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PdP 5 74.5
यद्रहोऽनुभवस्तस्य पार्थेनापि महात्मना । दृष्टं कृतं च यद्यत्तत्प्रसंगात्कथितं मयि
yadraho'nubhavastasya pārthenāpi mahātmanā | dṛṣṭaṃ kṛtaṃ ca yadyattatprasaṃgātkathitaṃ mayi
— that secret experience of his (or: of the Lord's), and whatever was seen and done together with the great-souled son of Pṛthā, all that was told to me in the course of conversation.
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PdP 5 74.6
तत्तेऽहं कथयाम्येतच्छृणुष्वावहितः परम् । किंत्वेतद्यत्र कुत्रापि न प्रकाश्यं कदाचन
tatte'haṃ kathayāmyetacchṛṇuṣvāvahitaḥ param | kiṃtvetadyatra kutrāpi na prakāśyaṃ kadācana
That I shall tell you; listen to this with utmost attention. But this is never to be divulged anywhere at all.
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PdP 5 74.7
अर्जुन उवाच-। शंकराद्यैर्विरिंच्याद्यैरदृष्टमश्रुतं च यत् । सर्वमेतत्कृपांभोधे कृपया कथय प्रभो
arjuna uvāca-| śaṃkarādyairviriṃcyādyairadṛṣṭamaśrutaṃ ca yat | sarvametatkṛpāṃbhodhe kṛpayā kathaya prabho
Arjuna said: That which has not been seen nor heard by Śaṃkara and the rest, by Viriñci (Brahmā) and the rest — all this, O ocean of compassion, tell out of compassion, O Lord.
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PdP 5 74.8
किं त्वया कथितं पूर्वमाभीर्यस्तव वल्लभाः । तास्ताः कतिविधा देव कति वा संख्यया पुनः
kiṃ tvayā kathitaṃ pūrvamābhīryastava vallabhāḥ | tāstāḥ katividhā deva kati vā saṃkhyayā punaḥ
What was told by you earlier — the cowherd women who are dear to you — of how many kinds are they, O god, and again how many in number?
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PdP 5 74.9
नामानि कति वा तासां का वा कुत्र व्यवस्थिताः । तासां वा कति कर्माणि वयोवेषश्च कः प्रभो
nāmāni kati vā tāsāṃ kā vā kutra vyavasthitāḥ | tāsāṃ vā kati karmāṇi vayoveṣaśca kaḥ prabho
And how many are their names, and who are they, and where are they stationed? And how many are their activities, and what is their age and dress, O Lord?
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PdP 5 74.10
काभिः सार्द्धं क्व वा देव विहरिष्यसि भो रहः । नित्ये नित्यसुखे नित्यविभवे च वने वने
kābhiḥ sārddhaṃ kva vā deva vihariṣyasi bho rahaḥ | nitye nityasukhe nityavibhave ca vane vane
And with which of them, and where, O god, will you sport in private, in the eternal (realm) of eternal bliss and eternal splendour, in forest after forest?
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PdP 5 74.11
तत्स्थानं कीदृशं कुत्र शाश्वतं परमं महत् । कृपा चेत्तादृशी तन्मे सर्वं वक्तुमिहार्हसि
tatsthānaṃ kīdṛśaṃ kutra śāśvataṃ paramaṃ mahat | kṛpā cettādṛśī tanme sarvaṃ vaktumihārhasi
That place — of what sort is it, where is it, that everlasting, supreme, great (place)? If such is your grace, then you ought to tell me everything here.
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PdP 5 74.12
यदपृष्टं मयाप्येवमज्ञातं यद्रहस्तव । आर्तार्तिघ्न महाभाग सर्वं तत्कथयिष्यसि
yadapṛṣṭaṃ mayāpyevamajñātaṃ yadrahastava | ārtārtighna mahābhāga sarvaṃ tatkathayiṣyasi
And whatever I have not asked, and whatever secret of yours is thus unknown (to me) — O destroyer of the distress of the distressed, O greatly fortunate one, all that you will tell.
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PdP 5 74.13
श्रीभगवानुवाच-। तत्स्थानं वल्लभास्ता मे विहारस्तादृशो मम । अपि प्राणसमानानां सत्यं पुंसामगोचरः
śrībhagavānuvāca-| tatsthānaṃ vallabhāstā me vihārastādṛśo mama | api prāṇasamānānāṃ satyaṃ puṃsāmagocaraḥ
The Blessed Lord said: That place, those beloved women of mine, and that sporting of mine — truly they are beyond the range even of men who are as dear to me as my own life.
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PdP 5 74.14
कथिते दृष्टुमुत्कंठा तव वत्स भविष्यति । ब्रह्मादीनामदृश्यं यत्किं तदन्य जनस्य वै
kathite dṛṣṭumutkaṃṭhā tava vatsa bhaviṣyati | brahmādīnāmadṛśyaṃ yatkiṃ tadanya janasya vai
If it is told, a longing to see it will arise in you, my child. That which is invisible to Brahmā and the rest — what then of other people?
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PdP 5 74.15
तस्माद्विरम वत्सैतत्किं नु तेन विना तव । एवं भगवतस्तस्य श्रुत्वा वाक्यं सुदारुणम्
tasmādvirama vatsaitatkiṃ nu tena vinā tava | evaṃ bhagavatastasya śrutvā vākyaṃ sudāruṇam
Therefore desist, child; what indeed is this to you, without that? Having heard this very harsh speech of the Blessed Lord,
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PdP 5 74.16
दीनः पादांबुजद्वंद्वे दंडवत्पतितोऽर्जुनः । ततो विहस्य भगवान्दोर्भ्यामुत्थाप्य तं विभुः
dīnaḥ pādāṃbujadvaṃdve daṃḍavatpatito'rjunaḥ | tato vihasya bhagavāndorbhyāmutthāpya taṃ vibhuḥ
Arjuna, wretched, fell like a staff at the pair of (his) lotus feet. Then the almighty Lord, laughing, raised him with (both) arms,
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PdP 5 74.17
उवाच परमप्रेम्णा भक्ताय भक्तवत्सलः । तत्किं तत्कथनेनात्र द्रष्टव्यं चेत्त्वया हि यत्
uvāca paramapremṇā bhaktāya bhaktavatsalaḥ | tatkiṃ tatkathanenātra draṣṭavyaṃ cettvayā hi yat
and, fond of his devotees, spoke with supreme love to (his) devotee: "What is the use of telling it here, if it is indeed to be seen by you?
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PdP 5 74.18
यस्यां सर्वं समुत्पन्नं यस्यामद्यापि तिष्ठति । लयमेष्यति तां देवीं श्रीमत्त्रिपुरसुंदरीम्
yasyāṃ sarvaṃ samutpannaṃ yasyāmadyāpi tiṣṭhati | layameṣyati tāṃ devīṃ śrīmattripurasuṃdarīm
"She in whom everything has arisen, in whom it still abides, and into whom it will dissolve — that goddess, the glorious Tripurasundarī,
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PdP 5 74.19
आराध्य परया भक्त्या तस्यै स्वं च निवेदय । तां विनैतत्पदं दातुं न शक्नोमि कदाचन
ārādhya parayā bhaktyā tasyai svaṃ ca nivedaya | tāṃ vinaitatpadaṃ dātuṃ na śaknomi kadācana
having worshipped with supreme devotion, offer yourself also to her. Without her I can never grant this station.
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PdP 5 74.20
श्रुत्वैतद्भगवद्वाक्यं पार्थो हर्षाकुलेक्षणः । श्रीमत्यास्त्रिपुरादेव्या ययौ श्रीपादुकातलम्
śrutvaitadbhagavadvākyaṃ pārtho harṣākulekṣaṇaḥ | śrīmatyāstripurādevyā yayau śrīpādukātalam
Having heard this speech of the Lord, the son of Pṛthā, his eyes agitated with joy, went to the base of the glorious sandals of the glorious goddess Tripurā.
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PdP 5 74.21
तत्र गत्वा ददर्शैनां श्रीचिंतामणिवेदिकाम् । नानारत्नैर्विरचितैः सोपानैरतिशोभिताम्
tatra gatvā dadarśaināṃ śrīciṃtāmaṇivedikām | nānāratnairviracitaiḥ sopānairatiśobhitām
Having gone there, he beheld this platform of the wish-granting gem, made splendid with stairways fashioned of many jewels.
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PdP 5 74.22
तत्र कल्पतरुं नाना पुष्पैः फलभवैर्नतम् । सर्वर्त्तुकोमलदलैः स्नवन्माध्वीकशीकरैः
tatra kalpataruṃ nānā puṣpaiḥ phalabhavairnatam | sarvarttukomaladalaiḥ snavanmādhvīkaśīkaraiḥ
There (he saw) the wish-tree, bowed down with many blossoms and with the fruits born (of them), with soft leaves of every season, dripping sprays of honey-wine,
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PdP 5 74.23
वर्षद्भिर्वायुनालोलैः पल्लवैरुज्ज्वलीकृतम् । शुकैश्च कोकिलगणैः सारिकाभिः कपोतकैः
varṣadbhirvāyunālolaiḥ pallavairujjvalīkṛtam | śukaiśca kokilagaṇaiḥ sārikābhiḥ kapotakaiḥ
raining down, made brilliant with sprouts tossed by the wind, and by parrots, by flocks of cuckoos, by mynas, by doves,
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PdP 5 74.24
लीलाचकोरकै रम्यैः पक्षिभिश्च निनादितम् । यत्र गुंजद्भृंगराज कोलाहलसमाकुलम्
līlācakorakai ramyaiḥ pakṣibhiśca nināditam | yatra guṃjadbhṛṃgarāja kolāhalasamākulam
and by playful cakora birds and lovely (other) birds it was made to resound; there it was filled with the clamour of humming bees,
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PdP 5 74.25
मणिभिर्भास्वरैरुद्यद्दावानल मनोहरम् । श्रीरत्नमंदिरं दिव्यं तले तस्य महाद्भुतम्
maṇibhirbhāsvarairudyaddāvānala manoharam | śrīratnamaṃdiraṃ divyaṃ tale tasya mahādbhutam
charming with radiant gems (that seemed) a blazing forest fire rising up. Below it (stood) the divine, greatly wondrous temple of jewels,
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PdP 5 74.26
रत्नसिंहासनं तत्र महाहैमाभिमोहनम् । तत्र बालार्कसंकाशां नानालंकारभूषिताम्
ratnasiṃhāsanaṃ tatra mahāhaimābhimohanam | tatra bālārkasaṃkāśāṃ nānālaṃkārabhūṣitām
and there a jewelled lion-throne, most alluring with abundant gold; there (he saw) her, resembling the newly risen sun, adorned with various ornaments,
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PdP 5 74.27
नवयौवनसंपन्नां सृणिपाशधनुः शरैः । राजच्चतुर्भुजलतां सुप्रसन्नां मनोहराम्
navayauvanasaṃpannāṃ sṛṇipāśadhanuḥ śaraiḥ | rājaccaturbhujalatāṃ suprasannāṃ manoharām
endowed with fresh youth, her four creeper-like arms shining with the goad, the noose, the bow and the arrows, most gracious, charming,
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PdP 5 74.28
ब्रह्मविष्णुमहेशादि किरीटमणिरश्मिभिः । विराजितपदांभोजामणिमादिभिरावृताम्
brahmaviṣṇumaheśādi kirīṭamaṇiraśmibhiḥ | virājitapadāṃbhojāmaṇimādibhirāvṛtām
her lotus feet made resplendent by the rays from the crown-jewels of Brahmā, Viṣṇu, Maheśa and the rest, surrounded by Aṇimā and the other (attendant powers),
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PdP 5 74.29
प्रसन्नवदनां देवीं वरदां भक्तवत्सलाम् । अर्जुनोऽहमिति ज्ञातः प्रणम्य च पुनःपुनः
prasannavadanāṃ devīṃ varadāṃ bhaktavatsalām | arjuno'hamiti jñātaḥ praṇamya ca punaḥpunaḥ
the Goddess of gracious countenance, granter of boons, fond of her devotees. Recognized as "I am Arjuna," and bowing again and again,
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PdP 5 74.30
विहितांजलिरेकांते स्थितो भक्तिभरान्वितः । सा तस्योपासितं ज्ञात्वा प्रसादं च कृपानिधिः
vihitāṃjalirekāṃte sthito bhaktibharānvitaḥ | sā tasyopāsitaṃ jñātvā prasādaṃ ca kṛpānidhiḥ
with palms joined he stood to one side, filled with the weight of devotion. She, the treasury of compassion, knowing his worship and (his) grace,
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PdP 5 74.31
उवाच कृपया देवी तस्य स्मरणविह्वला । भगवत्युवाच-। किं वा दानं त्वया वत्स कृतं पात्राय दुर्लभम्
uvāca kṛpayā devī tasya smaraṇavihvalā | bhagavatyuvāca-| kiṃ vā dānaṃ tvayā vatsa kṛtaṃ pātrāya durlabham
the Goddess spoke out of compassion, overcome by the remembrance of him. The Blessed Lady said: What gift, child, hard to make, have you given to a worthy recipient?
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PdP 5 74.32
इष्टं यज्ञेन केनात्र तपो वा किमनुष्ठितम् । भगवत्यमला भक्तिः का वा प्राक्समुपार्ज्जिता
iṣṭaṃ yajñena kenātra tapo vā kimanuṣṭhitam | bhagavatyamalā bhaktiḥ kā vā prāksamupārjjitā
With what sacrifice have you worshipped here, or what austerity have you performed? Or what spotless devotion to the Blessed One was earned by you before?
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PdP 5 74.33
किं वास्मिन्दुर्लभं लोके किं वा कर्म शुभं महत् । प्रसादस्त्वयि येनायं प्रपन्ने च मुदा किल
kiṃ vāsmindurlabhaṃ loke kiṃ vā karma śubhaṃ mahat | prasādastvayi yenāyaṃ prapanne ca mudā kila
Or what is hard to obtain in this world, or what great auspicious deed (have you done), by which this grace (has come) to you, who have taken refuge, and indeed with joy,
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PdP 5 74.34
गूढातिगूढश्चानन्य लभ्यो भगवता कृतः । नैतादृङ्मर्त्यलोकानां न च भूतलवासिनाम्
gūḍhātigūḍhaścānanya labhyo bhagavatā kṛtaḥ | naitādṛṅmartyalokānāṃ na ca bhūtalavāsinām
secret of the most secret, obtainable by no other, made by the Blessed Lord — not such a one for the worlds of mortals, nor for the dwellers on earth,
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PdP 5 74.35
स्वर्गिणां देवतादीनां तपस्वीश्वरयोगिनाम् । भक्तानां नैव सर्वेषां नैव नैव च नैव च
svargiṇāṃ devatādīnāṃ tapasvīśvarayoginām | bhaktānāṃ naiva sarveṣāṃ naiva naiva ca naiva ca
not for the dwellers in heaven, for the gods and the rest, for ascetics, lords and yogins, not for all the devotees — no, no, and no indeed.
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PdP 5 74.36
प्रसादस्तु कृतो वत्स तव विश्वात्मना यथा । तदेहि भज बुद्ध्वैव कुलकुंडं सरो मम
prasādastu kṛto vatsa tava viśvātmanā yathā | tadehi bhaja buddhvaiva kulakuṃḍaṃ saro mama
But such grace, child, has been shown you by the Self of the universe. So come, knowing it, and resort to my lake, the Kula-kuṇḍa.
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PdP 5 74.37
सर्वकामप्रदा देवी त्वनया सह गम्यताम् । तत्रैव विधिवत्स्नात्वा द्रुतमागम्यतामिह
sarvakāmapradā devī tvanayā saha gamyatām | tatraiva vidhivatsnātvā drutamāgamyatāmiha
Let (it) be gone to together with this goddess, the granter of all desires; having bathed there according to rule, let (you) come back here quickly.
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PdP 5 74.38
तदैव तत्र गत्वा स स्नात्वा पार्थस्तथागतः । आगतं तं कृतस्नानं न्यासमुद्रार्पणादिकम्
tadaiva tatra gatvā sa snātvā pārthastathāgataḥ | āgataṃ taṃ kṛtasnānaṃ nyāsamudrārpaṇādikam
Then and there Pārtha went and bathed and returned thus. To him who had come, having bathed, (she had performed) the placings, the seals, the offering and the rest —
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PdP 5 74.39
कारयित्वा ततो देव्या तस्य वै दक्षिणश्रुतौ । सद्यः सिद्धिकरी बाला विद्यानिगदिता परा
kārayitvā tato devyā tasya vai dakṣiṇaśrutau | sadyaḥ siddhikarī bālā vidyānigaditā parā
having had (these) done, then by the Goddess, into his right ear, the supreme vidyā called Bālā, which grants instant success, (was imparted):
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PdP 5 74.40
हकारार्द्धपरा द्वीपा द्वितीया विश्वभूषिता । अनुष्ठानं च पूजां च जपं च लक्षसंख्यकम्
hakārārddhaparā dvīpā dvitīyā viśvabhūṣitā | anuṣṭhānaṃ ca pūjāṃ ca japaṃ ca lakṣasaṃkhyakam
having the half of the letter ha at the end, the two-syllabled (?), the second one, adorned by the universe — and the observance, the worship, and the recitation numbering a hundred thousand,
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PdP 5 74.41
कोरकैः करवीराणां प्रयोगं च यथातथम् । निर्वर्त्य तमुवाचेदं कृपया परमेश्वरी
korakaiḥ karavīrāṇāṃ prayogaṃ ca yathātatham | nirvartya tamuvācedaṃ kṛpayā parameśvarī
Having duly carried out the rite with buds of oleander, the Supreme Goddess said this to him out of compassion:
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PdP 5 74.42
अनेनैव विधानेन क्रियतां मदुपासनम् । ततो मयि प्रसन्नायां तवानुग्रहकारणात्
anenaiva vidhānena kriyatāṃ madupāsanam | tato mayi prasannāyāṃ tavānugrahakāraṇāt
"Let worship of me be performed by just this procedure; then, when I am pleased with you, because of (my) bestowing grace upon you,
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PdP 5 74.43
ततस्तु तत्र पर्य्यंतेष्वधिकारो भविष्यति । इत्ययं नियमः पूर्वं स्वयं भगवता कृतः
tatastu tatra paryyaṃteṣvadhikāro bhaviṣyati | ityayaṃ niyamaḥ pūrvaṃ svayaṃ bhagavatā kṛtaḥ
then you will have access there, up to the outermost limits. This rule was formerly made by the Lord himself."
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PdP 5 74.44
श्रुत्वैवमर्जुनस्तेन वर्मणा तां समर्चयत् । ततः पूजां जपं चैव कृत्वा देवी प्रसादिता
śrutvaivamarjunastena varmaṇā tāṃ samarcayat | tataḥ pūjāṃ japaṃ caiva kṛtvā devī prasāditā
Hearing this, Arjuna worshipped her with that armour(-mantra); then, when he had performed the worship and the recitation, the Goddess was pleased.
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PdP 5 74.45
कृत्वा ततः शुभं होमं स्नानं च विधिना ततः । कृतकृत्यमिवात्मानं प्राप्तप्रायमनोरथम्
kṛtvā tataḥ śubhaṃ homaṃ snānaṃ ca vidhinā tataḥ | kṛtakṛtyamivātmānaṃ prāptaprāyamanoratham
Then, having made the auspicious oblation and bathed according to the rule, (he deemed) himself as good as one whose task is done, his heart's wish all but attained,
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PdP 5 74.46
करस्थां सर्वसिद्धिं च स पार्थः सममन्यत । अस्मिन्नवसरे देवी तमागत्य स्मितानना
karasthāṃ sarvasiddhiṃ ca sa pārthaḥ samamanyata | asminnavasare devī tamāgatya smitānanā
and Pārtha reckoned every attainment to be in his hand. At this juncture the Goddess, her face smiling, came to him
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PdP 5 74.47
उवाच गच्छ वत्स त्वमधुना तद्गृहांतरे । ततः ससंभ्रमः पार्थः समुत्थाय मुदान्वितः
uvāca gaccha vatsa tvamadhunā tadgṛhāṃtare | tataḥ sasaṃbhramaḥ pārthaḥ samutthāya mudānvitaḥ
and said: "Go now, child, inside that house." Then Pārtha, in a flurry, rose up filled with delight,
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PdP 5 74.48
असंख्यहर्षपूर्णात्मा दंडवत्तां ननाम ह । आज्ञप्तस्तु तया सार्द्धं देवी वयस्ययार्जुनः
asaṃkhyaharṣapūrṇātmā daṃḍavattāṃ nanāma ha | ājñaptastu tayā sārddhaṃ devī vayasyayārjunaḥ
his being filled with measureless joy, and bowed to her like a staff. Commanded by her, Arjuna, together with the Goddess's companion,
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PdP 5 74.49
गतो राधापतिस्थानं यत्सिद्धैरप्यगोचरम् । ततश्च स उपादिष्टो गोलोकादुपरिस्थितम्
gato rādhāpatisthānaṃ yatsiddhairapyagocaram | tataśca sa upādiṣṭo golokāduparisthitam
went to the abode of Rādhā's lord, which is beyond the range even of the perfected ones. And then, being instructed, he (beheld) that which stands above Goloka:
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PdP 5 74.50
स्थिरं वायुधृतं नित्यं सत्यं सर्वसुखास्पदम् । नित्यं वृंदावनं नाम नित्यरासमहोत्सवम्
sthiraṃ vāyudhṛtaṃ nityaṃ satyaṃ sarvasukhāspadam | nityaṃ vṛṃdāvanaṃ nāma nityarāsamahotsavam
steady, held up by the wind, everlasting, real, the seat of all happiness, the eternal (place) named Vṛndāvana, with its everlasting great festival of the rāsa —
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PdP 5 74.51
अपश्यत्परमं गुह्यं पूर्णप्रेमरसात्मकम् । तस्या हि वचनादेव लोचनैर्वीक्ष्य तद्रहः
apaśyatparamaṃ guhyaṃ pūrṇapremarasātmakam | tasyā hi vacanādeva locanairvīkṣya tadrahaḥ
he saw that supreme secret, whose essence is the full savour of love. Indeed, at her word alone, having beheld with his eyes that hidden place,
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PdP 5 74.52
विवशः पतितस्तत्र विवृद्धप्रेमविह्वलः । ततः कृच्छ्राल्लब्धसंज्ञो दोर्भ्यामुत्थापितस्तया
vivaśaḥ patitastatra vivṛddhapremavihvalaḥ | tataḥ kṛcchrāllabdhasaṃjño dorbhyāmutthāpitastayā
he fell there helpless, overcome by love grown great. Then, having with difficulty regained awareness, he was lifted up by her with both arms;
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PdP 5 74.53
सांत्वनावचनैस्तस्याः कथंचित्स्थैर्यमागतः । ततस्तपः किमन्यन्मे कर्त्तव्यं विद्यते वद
sāṃtvanāvacanaistasyāḥ kathaṃcitsthairyamāgataḥ | tatastapaḥ kimanyanme karttavyaṃ vidyate vada
by her consoling words he somehow came to steadiness. Then (he said): "Tell me, what further austerity is there for me to do?"
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PdP 5 74.54
इति तद्दर्शनोत्कंठाभरेण तरलोऽभवत् । ततस्तया करे तस्य धृत्वा तत्पददक्षिणे
iti taddarśanotkaṃṭhābhareṇa taralo'bhavat | tatastayā kare tasya dhṛtvā tatpadadakṣiṇe
Thus he was made unsteady by the weight of his longing to see him. Then she, taking his hand, at the right of that place
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PdP 5 74.55
प्रतिपेदे सुदेशेन गत्वा चोक्तमिदं वचः । स्नानायैतच्छुभं पार्थ विश त्वं जलविस्तरम्
pratipede sudeśena gatvā coktamidaṃ vacaḥ | snānāyaitacchubhaṃ pārtha viśa tvaṃ jalavistaram
went and arrived at a fine spot, and spoke this word: "Pārtha, enter this auspicious expanse of water for bathing.
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PdP 5 74.56
सहस्रदलपद्मस्थ संस्थानं मध्यकोरकम् । चतुःसरश्चतुर्धारमाश्चर्यकुलसंकुलम्
sahasradalapadmastha saṃsthānaṃ madhyakorakam | catuḥsaraścaturdhāramāścaryakulasaṃkulam
The site rests upon a thousand-petalled lotus, its centre the bud, with four lakes and four gates, thronged with a multitude of marvels.
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PdP 5 74.57
अस्यांतरे प्रविश्याथ विशेषमिह पश्यसि । एतस्य दक्षिणे देश एष चात्र सरोवरः
asyāṃtare praviśyātha viśeṣamiha paśyasi | etasya dakṣiṇe deśa eṣa cātra sarovaraḥ
Entering within it you will see here what is special. On its southern side, here, is this lake,
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PdP 5 74.58
मधुमाध्वीकपानं यन्नाम्ना मलयनिर्झरः । एतच्च फुल्लमुद्यानं वसंते मदनोत्सवम्
madhumādhvīkapānaṃ yannāmnā malayanirjharaḥ | etacca phullamudyānaṃ vasaṃte madanotsavam
which is a drinking of honey-wine and mādhvīka, called Malaya-nirjhara. And this is the garden in bloom — the love-festival in springtime
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PdP 5 74.59
कुरुते यत्र गोविंदो वसंतकुसुमोचितम् । यत्रावतारं कृष्णस्य स्तुवंत्येव दिवानिशम्
kurute yatra goviṃdo vasaṃtakusumocitam | yatrāvatāraṃ kṛṣṇasya stuvaṃtyeva divāniśam
which Govinda holds there, befitting the spring blossoms; where they praise day and night the descent of Kṛṣṇa,
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PdP 5 74.60
भवेद्यत्स्मरणादेव मुनेः स्वांते स्मरांकुरः । ततोऽस्मिन्सरसि स्नात्वा गत्वा पूर्वसरस्तटम्
bhavedyatsmaraṇādeva muneḥ svāṃte smarāṃkuraḥ | tato'sminsarasi snātvā gatvā pūrvasarastaṭam
by the mere remembering of which there would arise in a sage's own heart a sprout of desire. Then, having bathed in this lake and gone to the bank of the eastern lake,
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PdP 5 74.61
उपस्पृश्य जलं तस्य साधयस्व मनोरथम् । ततस्तद्वचनं श्रुत्वा तस्मिन्सरसि तज्जले
upaspṛśya jalaṃ tasya sādhayasva manoratham | tatastadvacanaṃ śrutvā tasminsarasi tajjale
"Touch its water and accomplish your heart's desire." Then, having heard that speech (of his), (she went) into that lake, in that water —
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PdP 5 74.62
कल्हारकुमुदांभोजरक्तनीलोत्पलच्युतैः । परागैरंजिते मंजुवासिते मधुबिंदुभिः
kalhārakumudāṃbhojaraktanīlotpalacyutaiḥ | parāgairaṃjite maṃjuvāsite madhubiṃdubhiḥ
— (water) tinted with the pollen fallen from white water-lilies, night-lotuses, day-lotuses, and red and blue lotuses, sweetly perfumed, (and) with drops of honey —
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PdP 5 74.63
तुंदिले कलहंसादि नादैरांदोलिते ततः । रत्नाबद्धचतुस्तीरे मंदानिलतरंगिते
tuṃdile kalahaṃsādi nādairāṃdolite tataḥ | ratnābaddhacatustīre maṃdānilataraṃgite
— swollen (with them), set rocking by the cries of kalahaṃsa geese and the rest, its four banks bound with jewels, rippling with a gentle breeze;
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PdP 5 74.64
मग्ने जलांतः पार्थे तु तत्रैवांतर्दधेऽथ सा । उत्थाय परितो वीक्ष्य संभ्रांता चारुहासिनी
magne jalāṃtaḥ pārthe tu tatraivāṃtardadhe'tha sā | utthāya parito vīkṣya saṃbhrāṃtā cāruhāsinī
and when the son of Pṛthā (Arjuna) had plunged into the water, she vanished right there; then, rising up and looking around, bewildered, with a lovely smile, (she saw)
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PdP 5 74.65
सद्यः शुद्धस्वर्णरश्मिगौरकांततनूलताम् । स्फुरत्किशोरवर्षीयां शारदेंदुनिभाननाम्
sadyaḥ śuddhasvarṇaraśmigaurakāṃtatanūlatām | sphuratkiśoravarṣīyāṃ śāradeṃdunibhānanām
— (herself with) a slender body at once lovely and fair as the rays of pure gold, blooming in the full flush of youth, her face like the autumn moon,
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PdP 5 74.66
सुनीलकुटिलस्निग्धविलसद्रत्नकुंतलाम् । सिंदूरबिंदुकिरणप्रोज्ज्वलालकपट्टिकाम्
sunīlakuṭilasnigdhavilasadratnakuṃtalām | siṃdūrabiṃdukiraṇaprojjvalālakapaṭṭikām
with deep blue, curling, glossy, gleaming, jewel-like locks, with a band of forehead-curls made brilliant by the rays of a dot of vermilion,
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PdP 5 74.67
उन्मीलद्भ्रूलताभंगि जितस्मरशरासनाम् । घनश्यामलसल्लोल खेलल्लोचनखंजनाम्
unmīladbhrūlatābhaṃgi jitasmaraśarāsanām | ghanaśyāmalasallola khelallocanakhaṃjanām
conquering Love's bow by the arching curve of her opening brow-creepers, with the wagtails of her eyes, dark as a heavy cloud, moving and playing,
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PdP 5 74.68
मणिं कुंडलतेजोंशु विस्फुरद्गंडमण्डलाम् । मृणालकोमलभ्राजदाश्चर्यभुजवल्लरीम्
maṇiṃ kuṃḍalatejoṃśu visphuradgaṃḍamaṇḍalām | mṛṇālakomalabhrājadāścaryabhujavallarīm
her cheek-orbs flashing with the beams of the radiance of her jewelled earrings, her arms wondrous creepers, soft and shining like lotus stalks,
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PdP 5 74.69
शरदंबुरुहां सर्वश्रीचौरपाणिपल्लवाम् । विदग्धरचितस्वर्णकटिसूत्रकृतांतराम्
śaradaṃburuhāṃ sarvaśrīcaurapāṇipallavām | vidagdharacitasvarṇakaṭisūtrakṛtāṃtarām
her sprout-like hands autumn lotuses, stealing all beauty, her waist made (slender) by a skilfully wrought golden girdle-cord,
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PdP 5 74.70
कूजत्कांचीकलापांत विभ्राजज्जघनस्थलाम् । भ्राजद्दुकूलसंवीतनितंबोरुसुमंदिराम्
kūjatkāṃcīkalāpāṃta vibhrājajjaghanasthalām | bhrājaddukūlasaṃvītanitaṃborusumaṃdirām
the region of her hips shining out at the edge of her tinkling girdle-strings, her buttocks and thighs a fair mansion wrapped in a gleaming silk cloth,
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PdP 5 74.71
शिंजानमणिमंजीरसुचारुपदपंकजाम् । स्फुरद्विविधकंदर्पकलाकौशलशालिनीम्
śiṃjānamaṇimaṃjīrasucārupadapaṃkajām | sphuradvividhakaṃdarpakalākauśalaśālinīm
her feet lovely lotuses with jingling jewelled anklets, resplendent with a flashing mastery of Love's manifold arts,
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PdP 5 74.72
सर्वलक्षणसंपन्नां सर्वाभरणभूषिताम् । आश्चर्यललनाश्रेष्ठामात्मानं सव्यलोकयत्
sarvalakṣaṇasaṃpannāṃ sarvābharaṇabhūṣitām | āścaryalalanāśreṣṭhāmātmānaṃ savyalokayat
endowed with every auspicious mark, adorned with every ornament — thus she beheld herself as the finest of wondrous women.
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PdP 5 74.73
विसस्मार च यत्किंचित्पौर्वदेहिकमेव च । मायया गोपिकाप्राणनाथस्य तदनंतरम्
visasmāra ca yatkiṃcitpaurvadehikameva ca | māyayā gopikāprāṇanāthasya tadanaṃtaram
And thereafter, by the magic power of the Lord of the gopīs' life-breath, she forgot whatever belonged to her former body.
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PdP 5 74.74
इति कर्त्तव्यतामूढा तस्थौ तत्र सुविस्मिता । अत्रांतरेंऽबरे धीर ध्वनिराकस्मिकोऽभवत्
iti karttavyatāmūḍhā tasthau tatra suvismitā | atrāṃtareṃ'bare dhīra dhvanirākasmiko'bhavat
So, at a loss as to what should be done, she stood there greatly astonished. At that moment a deep sound arose unexpectedly in the sky:
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PdP 5 74.75
अनेनैव पथा सुभ्रु गच्छ पूर्वसरोवरम् । उपस्पृश्य जलं तस्य साधयस्व मनोरथम्
anenaiva pathā subhru gaccha pūrvasarovaram | upaspṛśya jalaṃ tasya sādhayasva manoratham
"By this very path, fair-browed one, go to the eastern lake; touch its water and accomplish your heart's desire.
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PdP 5 74.76
तत्र संति हि सख्यस्ते मा सीद वरवर्णिनि । ता हि संपादयिष्यंति तत्रैव वरमीप्सितम्
tatra saṃti hi sakhyaste mā sīda varavarṇini | tā hi saṃpādayiṣyaṃti tatraiva varamīpsitam
For your companions are there — do not despair, O you of excellent complexion; for they, right there, will bring about the desired boon."
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PdP 5 74.77
इति दैवीं गिरं श्रुत्वा गत्वा पूर्वसरोऽथ सा । नानापूर्वप्रवाहं च नानापक्षिसमाकुलम्
iti daivīṃ giraṃ śrutvā gatvā pūrvasaro'tha sā | nānāpūrvapravāhaṃ ca nānāpakṣisamākulam
Having thus heard the divine voice, she then went to the eastern lake, which had many unprecedented currents and was thronged with many kinds of birds,
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PdP 5 74.78
स्फुरत्कैरवकह्लारकमलेंदीवरादिभिः । भ्राजितं पद्मरागैश्च पद्मसोपानसत्तटम्
sphuratkairavakahlārakamaleṃdīvarādibhiḥ | bhrājitaṃ padmarāgaiśca padmasopānasattaṭam
made brilliant with gleaming white lotuses, kahlāra lilies, day-lotuses, blue lotuses and the rest, and with rubies, its fair bank having lotus-shaped steps,
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PdP 5 74.79
विविधैः कुसुमोद्दामैर्मंजुकुंजलताद्रुमैः । विराजितचतुस्तीरमुपस्पृश्य स्थिता क्षणम्
vividhaiḥ kusumoddāmairmaṃjukuṃjalatādrumaiḥ | virājitacatustīramupaspṛśya sthitā kṣaṇam
its four banks resplendent with various trees and creepers of charming bowers, unrestrained in blossom; and touching (its water) she stood a moment.
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PdP 5 74.80
तत्रांतरे क्वणत्कांची मंजुमंजीररंजितम् । किंकिणीनां झणत्कारं शुश्रावोत्कर्णसंपुटे
tatrāṃtare kvaṇatkāṃcī maṃjumaṃjīraraṃjitam | kiṃkiṇīnāṃ jhaṇatkāraṃ śuśrāvotkarṇasaṃpuṭe
At that moment she heard, in the hollow of her pricked-up ears, the jingling of little bells, colored by the sweet anklets of a tinkling girdle.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.81
ततश्च प्रमदावृंदमाश्चर्ययुतयौवनम् । आश्चर्यालंकृतिन्यासमाश्चर्याकृतिभाषितम्
tataśca pramadāvṛṃdamāścaryayutayauvanam | āścaryālaṃkṛtinyāsamāścaryākṛtibhāṣitam
And then (she beheld) a throng of young women, whose youth was joined with wonder, whose placing of ornaments was wonderful, whose form and speech were wonderful,
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PdP 5 74.82
अद्भुतांगमपूर्वं सा पृथगाश्चर्यविभ्रमम् । चित्रसंभाषणं चित्रहसितालोकनादिकम्
adbhutāṃgamapūrvaṃ sā pṛthagāścaryavibhramam | citrasaṃbhāṣaṇaṃ citrahasitālokanādikam
with wondrous limbs, unlike anything before; she (saw) in each one a wondrous coquetry, wondrous converse, wondrous laughter and glances and the rest,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.83
मधुराद्भुतलावण्यं सर्वमाधुर्यसेवितम् । चिल्लावण्यगतानंतमाश्चर्याकुलसुंदरम्
madhurādbhutalāvaṇyaṃ sarvamādhuryasevitam | cillāvaṇyagatānaṃtamāścaryākulasuṃdaram
a sweet and wondrous loveliness, attended by every sweetness, endless in the charm that lay in their brows, beautiful with a crowding of wonders,
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PdP 5 74.84
आश्चर्यस्निग्धसौंदर्यमाश्चर्यानुग्रहादिकम् । सर्वाश्चर्यसमुदयमाश्चर्यालोकनादिकम्
āścaryasnigdhasauṃdaryamāścaryānugrahādikam | sarvāścaryasamudayamāścaryālokanādikam
a beauty wondrously tender, wondrous graciousness and the like, a gathering of all wonders, wondrous looks and the rest—
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.85
दृष्ट्वा तत्परमाश्चर्यं चिंतयंती हृदा कियत् । पादांगुष्ठेना लिखंती भुवं नम्रानना स्थिता
dṛṣṭvā tatparamāścaryaṃ ciṃtayaṃtī hṛdā kiyat | pādāṃguṣṭhenā likhaṃtī bhuvaṃ namrānanā sthitā
seeing that supreme wonder, pondering a little in her heart, scratching the ground with her big toe, she stood with lowered face.
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PdP 5 74.86
ततस्तासां संभ्रमोऽभूद्दृष्टीनां च परस्परम् । केयं मदीयजातीया चिरेणानस्तकौतुका
tatastāsāṃ saṃbhramo'bhūddṛṣṭīnāṃ ca parasparam | keyaṃ madīyajātīyā cireṇānastakautukā
Then there arose among them a flurry, and of glances (exchanged) with one another: "Who is this, of my own kind, whose curiosity has for so long not been laid to rest?"
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.87
इति सर्वाः समालोक्य ज्ञातव्येयमिति क्षणम् । आमंत्र्य मंत्रणाभिज्ञाः कौतुकाद्द्रष्टुमागताः
iti sarvāḥ samālokya jñātavyeyamiti kṣaṇam | āmaṃtrya maṃtraṇābhijñāḥ kautukāddraṣṭumāgatāḥ
Thus all of them, having looked (at her) and (thinking) "this one must be found out," after taking counsel for a moment—being versed in deliberation—came out of curiosity to see (her).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.88
आगत्य तासामेकाथ नाम्ना प्रियमुदा मता । गिरा मधुरया प्रीत्या तामुवाच मनस्विनी
āgatya tāsāmekātha nāmnā priyamudā matā | girā madhurayā prītyā tāmuvāca manasvinī
Then one of them, known by the name Priyamudā, a woman of spirit, spoke to her affectionately in sweet speech:
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.89
प्रियमुदोवाच-। कासि त्वं कस्य कन्यासि कस्य त्वं प्राणवल्लभा । जाता कुत्रासि केनास्मिन्नानीता वा गता स्वयम्
priyamudovāca-| kāsi tvaṃ kasya kanyāsi kasya tvaṃ prāṇavallabhā | jātā kutrāsi kenāsminnānītā vā gatā svayam
Priyamudā said: Who are you? whose daughter are you? whose darling are you? where were you born? and by whom were you brought here, or did you come of yourself?
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.90
एतच्च सर्वमस्माकं कथ्यतां चिंतया किमु । स्थानेऽस्मिन्परमानंदे कस्यापि दुःखमस्ति किम्
etacca sarvamasmākaṃ kathyatāṃ ciṃtayā kimu | sthāne'sminparamānaṃde kasyāpi duḥkhamasti kim
Let all this be told to us; why any hesitation? In this place of supreme bliss, is there sorrow for anyone at all?
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.91
इति पृष्टा तया सा तु विनयावनतिं गता । उवाच सुस्वरं तासां मोहयंती मनांसि च
iti pṛṣṭā tayā sā tu vinayāvanatiṃ gatā | uvāca susvaraṃ tāsāṃ mohayaṃtī manāṃsi ca
Thus questioned by her, she, bending low in modesty, spoke in a lovely voice, bewitching their minds as well.
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PdP 5 74.92
अर्जुन उवाच- । का वास्मि कस्य कन्या वा प्रजाता कस्य वल्लभा । आनीता केन वा चात्र किं वाथ स्वयमागता
arjuna uvāca- | kā vāsmi kasya kanyā vā prajātā kasya vallabhā | ānītā kena vā cātra kiṃ vātha svayamāgatā
Arjuna said: Who indeed am I, or whose daughter, born (where), whose beloved, and by whom brought here, or did I come here of myself?
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.93
एतत्किंचिन्न जानामि देवी जानातु तत्पुनः । कथितं श्रूयतां तन्मे मद्वाक्ये प्रत्ययो यदि
etatkiṃcinna jānāmi devī jānātu tatpunaḥ | kathitaṃ śrūyatāṃ tanme madvākye pratyayo yadi
Of this I know nothing; let the lady know it (for me). Yet let what I tell be heard, if there is any trust in my words.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.94
अस्यैव दक्षिणे पार्श्वे एकमस्ति सरोवरम् । तत्राहं स्नातुमायाता जाता तत्रैव संस्थिता
asyaiva dakṣiṇe pārśve ekamasti sarovaram | tatrāhaṃ snātumāyātā jātā tatraiva saṃsthitā
On the southern side of this very (place) there is a lake; I came there to bathe, and remained just there.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.95
विषमोत्कंठिता पश्चात्पश्यंती परितो दिशम् । एकमाकाशसंभूतं ध्वनिमश्रौषमद्भुतम्
viṣamotkaṃṭhitā paścātpaśyaṃtī parito diśam | ekamākāśasaṃbhūtaṃ dhvanimaśrauṣamadbhutam
Afterwards, longing intensely, looking about in every direction, I heard a single wondrous sound that arose from the sky:
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.96
अनेनैव पथा सुभ्रु गच्छ पूर्वसरोवरम् । उपस्पृश्य जलं तस्य साधयस्व मनोरथम्
anenaiva pathā subhru gaccha pūrvasarovaram | upaspṛśya jalaṃ tasya sādhayasva manoratham
"By this very path, fair-browed one, go to the eastern lake; touch its water and accomplish your heart's desire.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.97
तत्र संति हि सख्यस्ते मा सीद वरवार्णिनि । ताहि संपादयिष्यंति तत्र ते वरमीप्सितम्
tatra saṃti hi sakhyaste mā sīda varavārṇini | tāhi saṃpādayiṣyaṃti tatra te varamīpsitam
For your friends are there; do not despair, O you of lovely colour. They will secure for you there the boon you long for."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.98
इत्याकर्ण्य वचस्तस्य तस्मादत्र समागता । विषादहर्षपूर्णात्मा चिंताकुलसमाकुला
ityākarṇya vacastasya tasmādatra samāgatā | viṣādaharṣapūrṇātmā ciṃtākulasamākulā
Having heard that speech of his, I came here from there, my being filled with despondency and joy, utterly troubled with anxious confusion.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.99
आगतास्य जलं स्पृष्ट्वा नानाविधशुभध्वनिम् । अश्रौषं च ततः पश्चादपश्यं भवतीः पराः
āgatāsya jalaṃ spṛṣṭvā nānāvidhaśubhadhvanim | aśrauṣaṃ ca tataḥ paścādapaśyaṃ bhavatīḥ parāḥ
Having arrived, I touched its water and heard auspicious sounds of many kinds, and then afterwards I saw you others.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.100
एतन्मात्रं विजानामि कायेन मनसा गिरा । एतदेव मया देव्यः कथितं यदि रोचते
etanmātraṃ vijānāmi kāyena manasā girā | etadeva mayā devyaḥ kathitaṃ yadi rocate
Just this much do I know, with body, mind, and speech; only this has been told by me, O ladies, if it pleases (you).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.101
का यूयं तनुजाः केषां क्व जाताः कस्य वल्लभाः । तच्छ्रुत्वा वचनं तस्याः सा वै प्रियमुदाब्रवीत्
kā yūyaṃ tanujāḥ keṣāṃ kva jātāḥ kasya vallabhāḥ | tacchrutvā vacanaṃ tasyāḥ sā vai priyamudābravīt
"Who are you? Whose daughters? Where were you born? Whose beloveds?" Having heard that speech of hers, she indeed spoke agreeably:
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PdP 5 74.102
अस्त्वेवं प्राणसख्यः स्म तस्यैव च वयं शुभे । वृंदावनकलानाथ विहारदारिकाः सुखम्
astvevaṃ prāṇasakhyaḥ sma tasyaiva ca vayaṃ śubhe | vṛṃdāvanakalānātha vihāradārikāḥ sukham
"So be it — we are the friends of his very life, O fair one, and we are the maidens who sport happily in the Vṛndāvana of the Lord of the arts."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.103
ता आत्ममुदितास्तेन व्रजबाला इहागताः । एताः श्रुतिगणाः ख्याता एताश्च मुनयस्तथा
tā ātmamuditāstena vrajabālā ihāgatāḥ | etāḥ śrutigaṇāḥ khyātā etāśca munayastathā
Those cowherd girls of Vraja, delighted in themselves by him, have come here; these are declared to be the hosts of the Vedic hymns, and these likewise the sages.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.104
वयं बल्लवबाला हि कथितास्ते स्वरूपतः । अत्र राधापतेरंगात्पूर्वायाः प्रेयसीतमाः
vayaṃ ballavabālā hi kathitāste svarūpataḥ | atra rādhāpateraṃgātpūrvāyāḥ preyasītamāḥ
"We are indeed cowherd girls, described to you as to our true forms. Here, (sprung) from the body of Rādhā's Lord, are the dearest beloveds of the first (i.e. foremost) lady,"
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.105
नित्या नित्यविहारिण्यो नित्यकेलि भुवश्चराः । एषा पूर्णरसा देवी एषा च रसमंथरा
nityā nityavihāriṇyo nityakeli bhuvaścarāḥ | eṣā pūrṇarasā devī eṣā ca rasamaṃtharā
eternal, eternally sporting, moving on the ground of eternal play. This is the goddess Pūrṇarasā, and this one is Rasamantharā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.106
एषा रसालया नाम एषा च रसवल्लरी । रसपीयूषधारेयमेषा रसतरंगिणी
eṣā rasālayā nāma eṣā ca rasavallarī | rasapīyūṣadhāreyameṣā rasataraṃgiṇī
this one is named Rasālayā, and this one Rasavallarī; this is Rasapīyūṣadhārā, this one Rasataraṅgiṇī;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.107
रसकल्लोलिनी चैषा इयं च रसवापिका । अनंगसेना एषैव इयं चानंगमालिनी
rasakallolinī caiṣā iyaṃ ca rasavāpikā | anaṃgasenā eṣaiva iyaṃ cānaṃgamālinī
and this is Rasakallolinī, and this one Rasavāpikā; this very one is Anaṅgasenā, and this one Anaṅgamālinī;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.108
मदयंती इयं बाला एषा च रसविह्वला । इयं च ललिता नाम इयं ललितयौवना
madayaṃtī iyaṃ bālā eṣā ca rasavihvalā | iyaṃ ca lalitā nāma iyaṃ lalitayauvanā
this girl is Madayantī, and this one Rasavihvalā; and this one is named Lalitā, this one Lalitayauvanā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.109
अनंगकुसुमा चैषा इयं मदनमंजरी । एषा कलावती नाम इयं रतिकला स्मृता
anaṃgakusumā caiṣā iyaṃ madanamaṃjarī | eṣā kalāvatī nāma iyaṃ ratikalā smṛtā
and this is Anaṅgakusumā, this one Madanamañjarī; this one is named Kalāvatī, this one is known as Ratikalā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.110
इयं कामकला नाम इयं हि कामदायिनी । रतिलोला इयं बाला इयं बाला रतोत्सुका
iyaṃ kāmakalā nāma iyaṃ hi kāmadāyinī | ratilolā iyaṃ bālā iyaṃ bālā ratotsukā
this one is named Kāmakalā, this one indeed Kāmadāyinī; this girl is Ratilolā, this girl Ratotsukā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.111
एषा चरति सर्वस्व रतिचिंतामणिस्त्वसौ । नित्यानंदाः काश्चिदेता नित्यप्रेमरसप्रदाः
eṣā carati sarvasva raticiṃtāmaṇistvasau | nityānaṃdāḥ kāścidetā nityapremarasapradāḥ
this one moves as everything (to him), and that one is Raticintāmaṇi; some of these are eternally blissful, bestowing the nectar of eternal love.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.112
अतःपरं श्रुतिगणास्तासां काश्चिदिमाः शृणु । उद्गीतैषा सुगीतेयं कलगीता त्वियं प्रिया
ataḥparaṃ śrutigaṇāstāsāṃ kāścidimāḥ śṛṇu | udgītaiṣā sugīteyaṃ kalagītā tviyaṃ priyā
Next, hear these, some of those hosts of the Vedic hymns: this is Udgītā, this one Sugītā, and this dear one Kalagītā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.113
एषा कलसुराख्याता बालेयं कलकंठिका । विपंचीयं क्रमपदा एषा बहुहुता मता
eṣā kalasurākhyātā bāleyaṃ kalakaṃṭhikā | vipaṃcīyaṃ kramapadā eṣā bahuhutā matā
this one is called Kalasurā, this girl Kalakaṇṭhikā; this one is Vipañcī, (this) Kramapadā, this one is held to be Bahuhutā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.114
एषा बहुप्रयोगेयं ख्याता बहुकला बला । इयं कलावती ख्याता मता चैषा क्रियावती
eṣā bahuprayogeyaṃ khyātā bahukalā balā | iyaṃ kalāvatī khyātā matā caiṣā kriyāvatī
this is Bahuprayogā, this strong one is known as Bahukalā; this one is known as Kalāvatī, and this one is held to be Kriyāvatī.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.115
अतःपरं मुनिगणास्तासां कतिपया इह । इयमुग्रतपा नाम एषा बहुगुणा स्मृता
ataḥparaṃ munigaṇāstāsāṃ katipayā iha | iyamugratapā nāma eṣā bahuguṇā smṛtā
Next, of those hosts of sages, a few here: this one is named Ugratapā, this one is known as Bahuguṇā;
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PdP 5 74.116
एषा प्रियव्रता नाम सुव्रता च इयं मता । सुरेखेयं मता बाला सुपर्वेयं बहुप्रदा
eṣā priyavratā nāma suvratā ca iyaṃ matā | surekheyaṃ matā bālā suparveyaṃ bahupradā
this one is named Priyavratā, and this one is held to be Suvratā; this girl is held to be Surekhā, this Suparvā, the giver of much;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.117
रत्नरेखा त्वियं ख्याता मणिग्रीवा त्वसौ मता । सुपर्णा चेयमाकल्पा सुकल्पा रत्नमालिका
ratnarekhā tviyaṃ khyātā maṇigrīvā tvasau matā | suparṇā ceyamākalpā sukalpā ratnamālikā
this one is known as Ratnarekhā, and that one is held to be Maṇigrīvā; and this one is Suparṇā, Ākalpā, Sukalpā, Ratnamālikā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.118
इयं सौदामिनी सुभ्रूरियं च कामदायिनी । एषा च भोगदाख्या ता इयं विश्वमता सती
iyaṃ saudāminī subhrūriyaṃ ca kāmadāyinī | eṣā ca bhogadākhyā tā iyaṃ viśvamatā satī
this one is Saudāminī, this fair-browed one Kāmadāyinī; and this one is called Bhogadā, this virtuous one is held to be Viśvamatā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.119
एषा च धारिणी धात्री सुमेधा कांतिरप्यसौ । अपर्णेयं सुपर्णैषा मतैषा च सुलक्षणा
eṣā ca dhāriṇī dhātrī sumedhā kāṃtirapyasau | aparṇeyaṃ suparṇaiṣā mataiṣā ca sulakṣaṇā
and this one is Dhāriṇī, Dhātrī, Sumedhā, and that one is Kānti; this one is Aparṇā, this Suparṇā, and this one is held to be Sulakṣaṇā;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.120
सुदतीयं गुणवती चैषासौ कलिनी मता । एषा सुलोचना ख्याता इयं च सुमनाः स्मृता
sudatīyaṃ guṇavatī caiṣāsau kalinī matā | eṣā sulocanā khyātā iyaṃ ca sumanāḥ smṛtā
this one is Sudatī, and this one Guṇavatī, and that one is held to be Kalinī; this one is known as Sulocanā, and this one is called Sumanas;
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PdP 5 74.121
अश्रुता च सुशीला च रतिसुखप्रदायिनी । अतः परं गोपबाला वयमत्रागतास्तु याः
aśrutā ca suśīlā ca ratisukhapradāyinī | ataḥ paraṃ gopabālā vayamatrāgatāstu yāḥ
And (this is) Aśrutā, and Suśīlā, the giver of the pleasure of love. Beyond these are the cowherd girls, we who have come here.
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PdP 5 74.122
तासां च परिचीयंतां काश्चिदंबुरुहानने । असौ चंद्रावली चैषा चंद्रिकेयं शुभा मता
tāsāṃ ca paricīyaṃtāṃ kāścidaṃburuhānane | asau caṃdrāvalī caiṣā caṃdrikeyaṃ śubhā matā
And of them let some be made known (to you), O lotus-faced one: that one is Candrāvalī, and this fair one is held to be Candrikā.
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PdP 5 74.123
एषा चंद्रावली चंद्ररेखेयं चंद्रिकाप्यसौ । एषा ख्याता चंद्रमाला मता चंद्रालिकात्वियम्
eṣā caṃdrāvalī caṃdrarekheyaṃ caṃdrikāpyasau | eṣā khyātā caṃdramālā matā caṃdrālikātviyam
This is Candrāvalī, this is Candrarekhā, and that one is Candrikā; this one is known as Candramālā, and this one is held to be Candrālikā.
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PdP 5 74.124
एषा चंद्रप्रभा चंद्रकलेयमबला स्मृता । एषा वर्णावली वर्णमालेयं मणिमालिका
eṣā caṃdraprabhā caṃdrakaleyamabalā smṛtā | eṣā varṇāvalī varṇamāleyaṃ maṇimālikā
This is Candraprabhā, and this young woman is called Candrakalā; this is Varṇāvalī, this is Varṇamālā, (and this) Maṇimālikā.
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PdP 5 74.125
वर्णप्रभा समाख्याता सुप्रभेयं मणिप्रभा । इयं हारावली तारा मालिनीयं शुभा मता
varṇaprabhā samākhyātā suprabheyaṃ maṇiprabhā | iyaṃ hārāvalī tārā mālinīyaṃ śubhā matā
(This one) is called Varṇaprabhā, this one Suprabhā, (this one) Maṇiprabhā; this is Hārāvalī, (this) Tārā, and this fair one is held to be Mālinī.
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PdP 5 74.126
मालतीयमियं यूथी वासंती नवमल्लिका । मल्लीयं नवमल्लीयमसौ शेफालिका मता
mālatīyamiyaṃ yūthī vāsaṃtī navamallikā | mallīyaṃ navamallīyamasau śephālikā matā
This is Mālatī, this is Yūthī, (this) Vāsantī, (this) Navamallikā; this is Mallī, this is Navamallī, that one is held to be Śephālikā.
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PdP 5 74.127
सौगंधिकेयं कस्तूरी पद्मिनीयं कुमुद्वती । एषैव हि रसोल्लासा चित्रवृंदा समा त्वियम्
saugaṃdhikeyaṃ kastūrī padminīyaṃ kumudvatī | eṣaiva hi rasollāsā citravṛṃdā samā tviyam
This is Saugandhikā, (this) Kastūrī, this is Padminī, (this) Kumudvatī; this very one indeed is Rasollāsā, and this one likewise is Citravṛndā.
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PdP 5 74.128
रंभेयमुर्वशी चैषा सुरेखा स्वर्णरेखिका । एषा कांचनमालेयं सत्यसंततिका परा
raṃbheyamurvaśī caiṣā surekhā svarṇarekhikā | eṣā kāṃcanamāleyaṃ satyasaṃtatikā parā
This is Rambhā, and this one Urvaśī, (this) Surekhā, (this) Svarṇarekhikā; this is Kāñcanamālā, (and) this other one Satyasantatikā.
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PdP 5 74.129
एताः परिकृताः सर्वाः परिचेयाः परा अपि । सहितास्माभिरेताभिर्विहरिष्यसि भामिनि
etāḥ parikṛtāḥ sarvāḥ pariceyāḥ parā api | sahitāsmābhiretābhirvihariṣyasi bhāmini
All these have been named; others too are to be made known. Together with us and with these you will roam about, O radiant lady.
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PdP 5 74.130
एहि पूर्वसरस्तीरे तत्र त्वां विधिवत्सखि । स्नापयित्वाथ दास्यामि मंत्रं सिद्धिप्रदायकम्
ehi pūrvasarastīre tatra tvāṃ vidhivatsakhi | snāpayitvātha dāsyāmi maṃtraṃ siddhipradāyakam
Come to the shore of the eastern lake; there, friend, having bathed you according to the rule, I shall then give you the mantra that bestows attainment.
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PdP 5 74.131
इति तां सहसा नीत्वा स्नापयित्वा विधानतः । वृंदावनकलानाथ प्रेयस्या मंत्रमुत्तमम्
iti tāṃ sahasā nītvā snāpayitvā vidhānataḥ | vṛṃdāvanakalānātha preyasyā maṃtramuttamam
Saying this, having quickly led her (there) and bathed her according to the prescription, the lord of the arts of Vṛndāvana('s beloved) — the supreme mantra of the Beloved —
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PdP 5 74.132
ग्राहयामास संक्षेपाद्दीक्षाविधिपुरस्सरम् । परं वरुणबीजस्य वह्निबीजपुरस्कृतम्
grāhayāmāsa saṃkṣepāddīkṣāvidhipurassaram | paraṃ varuṇabījasya vahnibījapuraskṛtam
— she caused (her) to receive (it) in brief, preceded by the rite of initiation: the supreme (mantra), (composed) of the seed-syllable of Varuṇa, preceded by the seed-syllable of fire,
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PdP 5 74.133
चतुर्थस्वरसंयुक्तं नादबिंदुविभूषितम् । पुटितं प्रणवाभ्यां च त्रैलोक्ये चातिदुर्ल्लभम्
caturthasvarasaṃyuktaṃ nādabiṃduvibhūṣitam | puṭitaṃ praṇavābhyāṃ ca trailokye cātidurllabham
joined with the fourth vowel, adorned with the resonance and the dot, and enclosed by the two praṇavas — and most difficult to obtain in the three worlds.
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PdP 5 74.134
मंत्रग्रहणमात्रेण सिद्धिः सर्वा प्रजायते । पुरश्चर्याविधिर्ध्यानं होमसंख्याजपस्य च
maṃtragrahaṇamātreṇa siddhiḥ sarvā prajāyate | puraścaryāvidhirdhyānaṃ homasaṃkhyājapasya ca
By the mere receiving of the mantra every attainment comes about. (Then followed) the rule of preliminary practice, the meditation, the number of oblations and of recitation:
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PdP 5 74.135
तप्तकांचनगौरांगीं नानालंकारभूषिताम् । आश्चर्यरूपलावण्यां सुप्रसन्नां वरप्रदाम्
taptakāṃcanagaurāṃgīṃ nānālaṃkārabhūṣitām | āścaryarūpalāvaṇyāṃ suprasannāṃ varapradām
(meditating on her as) one whose limbs are fair as molten gold, adorned with manifold ornaments, of wondrous form and loveliness, most gracious, granting boons —
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PdP 5 74.136
कल्हारैः करवीराद्यैश्चंपकैः सरसीरुहैः । सुगंधकुसुमैरन्यैः सौगंधिकसमन्वितैः
kalhāraiḥ karavīrādyaiścaṃpakaiḥ sarasīruhaiḥ | sugaṃdhakusumairanyaiḥ saugaṃdhikasamanvitaiḥ
with white lotuses, with oleanders and the rest, with campaka flowers, with pond-lotuses, and with other fragrant blossoms together with saugandhika flowers,
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PdP 5 74.137
पाद्यार्घ्याचमनीयैश्च धूपदीपैर्मनोहरैः । नैवेद्यैर्विविधैर्दिव्यैः सखीवृंदाहृतैर्मुदा
pādyārghyācamanīyaiśca dhūpadīpairmanoharaiḥ | naivedyairvividhairdivyaiḥ sakhīvṛṃdāhṛtairmudā
and with water for the feet, offerings, and water for rinsing the mouth, with lovely incense and lamps, with various divine food offerings joyfully brought by the throng of companions —
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PdP 5 74.138
संपूज्य विधिवद्देवीं जप्त्वा लक्षमनुं ततः । हुत्वा च विधिना स्तुत्वा प्रणम्य दंडवद्भुवि
saṃpūjya vidhivaddevīṃ japtvā lakṣamanuṃ tataḥ | hutvā ca vidhinā stutvā praṇamya daṃḍavadbhuvi
having worshipped the Goddess according to the rule, and then having recited the mantra a hundred thousand times, and having made oblation according to the prescription, having praised (her), having bowed like a staff on the ground —
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PdP 5 74.139
ततः सा संस्तुता देवी निमेषरहितांतरा । परिकल्प्य निजां छायां माययात्मसमीहया
tataḥ sā saṃstutā devī nimeṣarahitāṃtarā | parikalpya nijāṃ chāyāṃ māyayātmasamīhayā
then that Goddess, thus praised, her inner (gaze) without blinking, having fashioned her own shadow-form by her power of illusion, by her own wish,
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PdP 5 74.140
पार्श्वेऽथ प्रेयसीं तत्र स्थापयित्वा बलादिव । सखीभिरावृता हृष्टा शुद्धैः पूजाजपादिभिः
pārśve'tha preyasīṃ tatra sthāpayitvā balādiva | sakhībhirāvṛtā hṛṣṭā śuddhaiḥ pūjājapādibhiḥ
and having placed the beloved (girl) there at her side, as if by force, surrounded by her companions, delighted, by pure worship, recitation and the rest,
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PdP 5 74.141
स्तवैर्भक्त्या प्रणामैश्च कृपयाविरभूत्तदा । हेमचंपकवर्णाभा विचित्राभरणोज्ज्वला
stavairbhaktyā praṇāmaiśca kṛpayāvirabhūttadā | hemacaṃpakavarṇābhā vicitrābharaṇojjvalā
By hymns (offered) with devotion and by prostrations, (she) then appeared out of compassion — her radiance the color of a golden campaka flower, gleaming with manifold ornaments,
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PdP 5 74.142
अंगप्रत्यंगलावण्य लालित्य मधुराकृतिः । निष्कलंक शरत्पूर्णकलानाथ शुभानना
aṃgapratyaṃgalāvaṇya lālitya madhurākṛtiḥ | niṣkalaṃka śaratpūrṇakalānātha śubhānanā
with a sweet form, (having) loveliness and grace in every limb and lesser limb, her auspicious face (like) the spotless full moon of autumn,
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PdP 5 74.143
स्निग्धमुग्धस्मितालोक जगत्त्रयमनोहरा । निजया प्रभयात्यंतं द्योतयंती दिशो दश
snigdhamugdhasmitāloka jagattrayamanoharā | nijayā prabhayātyaṃtaṃ dyotayaṃtī diśo daśa
with the glance of a tender, gentle smile, enchanting the three worlds, illuminating exceedingly the ten directions with her own radiance.
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PdP 5 74.144
अब्रवीदथ सा देवी वरदा भक्तवत्सला । देव्युवाच-। मत्सखीनां वचः सत्यं तेन त्वं मे प्रिया सखी
abravīdatha sā devī varadā bhaktavatsalā | devyuvāca-| matsakhīnāṃ vacaḥ satyaṃ tena tvaṃ me priyā sakhī
Then that Goddess, granter of boons, affectionate to her devotees, spoke. The Goddess said: The word of my companions is true; therefore you are my dear friend.
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PdP 5 74.145
समुत्तिष्ठ समागच्छ कामं ते साधयाम्यहम् । अर्जुनी सा वचो देव्याः श्रुत्वा चात्ममनीषितम्
samuttiṣṭha samāgaccha kāmaṃ te sādhayāmyaham | arjunī sā vaco devyāḥ śrutvā cātmamanīṣitam
Rise up, come near; I shall accomplish your desire. And that Arjunī, having heard the Goddess's words, (which were) her own heart's wish,
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PdP 5 74.146
पुलकांकुरमुग्धांगी बाष्पाकुलविलोचना । पपात चरणे देव्याः पुनश्च प्रेमविह्वला
pulakāṃkuramugdhāṃgī bāṣpākulavilocanā | papāta caraṇe devyāḥ punaśca premavihvalā
her tender limbs sprouting with thrills of joy, her eyes brimming with tears, fell again at the Goddess's feet, overwhelmed with love.
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PdP 5 74.147
ततः प्रियंवदां देवीं समुवाच सखीमिमाम् । पाणौ गृहीत्वा मत्संगे समाश्वास्य समानय
tataḥ priyaṃvadāṃ devīṃ samuvāca sakhīmimām | pāṇau gṛhītvā matsaṃge samāśvāsya samānaya
Then (the Goddess) said to the goddess Priyaṃvadā: Taking this friend by the hand and comforting her, bring her into my company.
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PdP 5 74.148
ततः प्रियंवदा देव्या आज्ञया जातसंभ्रमा । तां तथैव समादाय संगे देव्या जगाम ह
tataḥ priyaṃvadā devyā ājñayā jātasaṃbhramā | tāṃ tathaiva samādāya saṃge devyā jagāma ha
Then Priyaṃvadā, made eager by the Goddess's command, taking her up just so, went along with the Goddess.
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PdP 5 74.149
गत्वोत्तरसरस्तीरे स्नापयित्वा विधानतः । संकल्पादिकपूर्वं तु पूजयित्वा यथाविधि
gatvottarasarastīre snāpayitvā vidhānataḥ | saṃkalpādikapūrvaṃ tu pūjayitvā yathāvidhi
Having gone to the northern shore of the lake and bathed (her) according to the prescribed manner, and having performed worship duly, preceded by the (ritual) resolve and the rest,
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PdP 5 74.150
श्रीगोकुलकलानाथमंत्रं तच्च सुसिद्धिदम् । ग्राहयामास तां देवी कृपया हरिवल्लभा
śrīgokulakalānāthamaṃtraṃ tacca susiddhidam | grāhayāmāsa tāṃ devī kṛpayā harivallabhā
the Goddess, Hari's beloved, out of compassion caused her to receive that mantra of Śrī Gokulakalānātha, which grants perfect attainment,
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PdP 5 74.151
व्रतं गोकुलनाथाख्यं पूर्वं मोहनभूषितम् । सर्वसिद्धिप्रदं मंत्रं सर्वतंत्रेषु गोपितम्
vrataṃ gokulanāthākhyaṃ pūrvaṃ mohanabhūṣitam | sarvasiddhipradaṃ maṃtraṃ sarvataṃtreṣu gopitam
and the vow named after Gokulanātha, formerly adorned with (the epithet) Mohana — the mantra that bestows all attainments, kept secret in all the tantras.
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PdP 5 74.152
गोविंदेरितविज्ञासौ ददौ भक्तिमचंचलाम् । ध्यानं च कथितं तस्यै मंत्रराजं च मोहनम्
goviṃderitavijñāsau dadau bhaktimacaṃcalām | dhyānaṃ ca kathitaṃ tasyai maṃtrarājaṃ ca mohanam
She gave (her) the knowledge declared by Govinda and unwavering devotion; and the meditation was told to her, and the king of mantras, Mohana.
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PdP 5 74.153
उक्तं च मोहने तंत्रे स्मृतिरप्यस्य सिद्धिदा । नीलोत्पलदलश्यामं नानालंकारभूषितम्
uktaṃ ca mohane taṃtre smṛtirapyasya siddhidā | nīlotpaladalaśyāmaṃ nānālaṃkārabhūṣitam
And it is said in the Mohana Tantra that even the recollection of it grants attainment: one should meditate on him who is dark as the petal of a blue lotus, adorned with various ornaments,
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PdP 5 74.154
कोटिकंदर्पलावण्यं ध्यायेद्रासरसाकुलम् । प्रियंवदामुवाचेदं रहस्यं पावनेच्छया
koṭikaṃdarpalāvaṇyaṃ dhyāyedrāsarasākulam | priyaṃvadāmuvācedaṃ rahasyaṃ pāvanecchayā
whose beauty is that of ten million Kandarpas, filled with the delight of the rāsa dance. With the wish to purify (her), she said this secret to Priyaṃvadā.
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PdP 5 74.155
श्रीराधिकोवाच-। अस्या यावद्भवेत्पूर्णं पुरश्चरणमुत्तमम् । तावद्धि पालयैनां त्वं सावधाना सहालिभिः
śrīrādhikovāca-| asyā yāvadbhavetpūrṇaṃ puraścaraṇamuttamam | tāvaddhi pālayaināṃ tvaṃ sāvadhānā sahālibhiḥ
Śrī Rādhikā said: Until her excellent preliminary observance is complete, you must protect her, attentive, together with the (other) companions.
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PdP 5 74.156
इत्युक्त्वा सा ययौ कृष्णपादांबुरुहसन्निधिम् । छायामात्मभवामात्मप्रेयसीनां निधाय च
ityuktvā sā yayau kṛṣṇapādāṃburuhasannidhim | chāyāmātmabhavāmātmapreyasīnāṃ nidhāya ca
Having said this, she went to the presence of Kṛṣṇa's lotus feet, and having placed a shadow-form arisen from herself among her own beloved ones,
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PdP 5 74.157
तस्थौ तत्र यथापूर्वं राधिका कृष्णवल्लभा । अत्र प्रियंवदादेशात्पद्ममष्टदलं शुभम्
tasthau tatra yathāpūrvaṃ rādhikā kṛṣṇavallabhā | atra priyaṃvadādeśātpadmamaṣṭadalaṃ śubham
Rādhikā, Kṛṣṇa's beloved, remained there as before. Here, by Priyaṃvadā's instruction, an auspicious eight-petalled lotus —
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PdP 5 74.158
गोरोचनाभिर्निर्माय कुंकुमेनापि चंदनैः । एभिर्नानाविधैर्द्रव्यैः संमिश्रैः सिद्धिदायकम्
gorocanābhirnirmāya kuṃkumenāpi caṃdanaiḥ | ebhirnānāvidhairdravyaiḥ saṃmiśraiḥ siddhidāyakam
having fashioned (it) with gorocanā pigments, and also with kuṃkuma and with sandal pastes — with these various substances mixed together, (it is) a giver of attainment;
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PdP 5 74.159
लिखित्वा यंत्रराजं च शुद्धं मंत्रं तमद्भुतम् । कृत्वा न्यासादिकं पाद्यमर्घ्यं चापि यथाविधि
likhitvā yaṃtrarājaṃ ca śuddhaṃ maṃtraṃ tamadbhutam | kṛtvā nyāsādikaṃ pādyamarghyaṃ cāpi yathāvidhi
and having written (on it) the king of yantras and that wondrous pure mantra, having performed the placing (of mantras on the body) and the rest, and the water for the feet and the guest-offering too, according to rule,
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PdP 5 74.160
नानर्तुसंभवैः पुष्पैः कुंकुमैरपि चंदनैः । धूपदीपैश्च नैवेद्यैस्तांबूलैर्मुखवासनैः
nānartusaṃbhavaiḥ puṣpaiḥ kuṃkumairapi caṃdanaiḥ | dhūpadīpaiśca naivedyaistāṃbūlairmukhavāsanaiḥ
with flowers arising in the various seasons, with kuṃkuma too and with sandal, with incense and lamps, with food offerings, with betel and mouth perfumes,
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PdP 5 74.161
वासोलंकारमाल्यैश्च संपूज्य नंदनंदनम् । परिवारैः समं सर्वैः सायुधं च सवाहनम्
vāsolaṃkāramālyaiśca saṃpūjya naṃdanaṃdanam | parivāraiḥ samaṃ sarvaiḥ sāyudhaṃ ca savāhanam
Having worshipped the son of Nanda with garments, ornaments and garlands — together with all (his) retinue, with (his) weapons and with (his) mount —
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PdP 5 74.162
स्तुत्वा प्रणम्य विधिवच्चेतसा स्मरणं ययौ । ततो भक्तिवशो देवो यशोदानंदनः प्रभुः
stutvā praṇamya vidhivaccetasā smaraṇaṃ yayau | tato bhaktivaśo devo yaśodānaṃdanaḥ prabhuḥ
having praised (him) and bowed down in due form, he passed into remembrance (of him) with his mind. Then the god, the son of Yaśodā, the Lord, being subject to (such) devotion,
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PdP 5 74.163
स्मितावलोकितापांग तरंगिततरेंगितम् । उवाच राधिकां देवीं तामानय इहाशु च
smitāvalokitāpāṃga taraṃgitatareṃgitam | uvāca rādhikāṃ devīṃ tāmānaya ihāśu ca
with a smiling sidelong glance, rippling with quivering (movements), said to the goddess Rādhikā: "Bring her here, and quickly!"
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PdP 5 74.164
आज्ञप्ता चैव सा देवी प्रस्थाप्य शारदां सखीम् । तामानिनाय सहसा पुरोवासुरसात्मनः
ājñaptā caiva sā devī prasthāpya śāradāṃ sakhīm | tāmānināya sahasā purovāsurasātmanaḥ
And that goddess, being commanded, sent (her) friend Śāradā and at once brought her before (him) whose nature is rasa.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.165
श्रीकृष्णस्य पुरस्तात्सा समेत्य प्रेमविह्वला । पपात कांचनीभूमौ पश्यंती सर्वमद्भुतम्
śrīkṛṣṇasya purastātsā sametya premavihvalā | papāta kāṃcanībhūmau paśyaṃtī sarvamadbhutam
Coming before Śrī Kṛṣṇa, overcome with love, she fell upon the golden ground, seeing everything (as) wondrous.
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PdP 5 74.166
कृच्छ्रात्कथंचिदुत्थाय शनैरुन्मील्य लोचने । स्वेदांभः पुलकोत्कंप भावभाराकुलासती
kṛcchrātkathaṃcidutthāya śanairunmīlya locane | svedāṃbhaḥ pulakotkaṃpa bhāvabhārākulāsatī
Somehow rising with difficulty, slowly opening (her) two eyes, the chaste woman, agitated by sweat-water, bristling hair, trembling, and the weight of emotion,
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PdP 5 74.167
ददर्श प्रथमं तत्र स्थलं चित्रं मनोरमम् । ततः कल्पतरुस्तत्र लसन्मरकतच्छदः
dadarśa prathamaṃ tatra sthalaṃ citraṃ manoramam | tataḥ kalpatarustatra lasanmarakatacchadaḥ
first saw there a variegated, delightful place; then there (was) a wish-granting tree with gleaming emerald foliage,
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PdP 5 74.168
प्रवालपल्लवैर्युक्तः कोमलो हेमदंडकः । स्फटिकप्रवालमूलश्च कामदः कामसंपदाम्
pravālapallavairyuktaḥ komalo hemadaṃḍakaḥ | sphaṭikapravālamūlaśca kāmadaḥ kāmasaṃpadām
joined with coral shoots, tender, with a golden trunk, its roots of crystal and coral, a giver of the desired wealth of all wishes,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.169
प्रार्थकाभीष्टफलदस्तस्याधो रत्नमंदिरम् । रत्नसिंहासनं तत्र तत्राष्टदलपद्मकम्
prārthakābhīṣṭaphaladastasyādho ratnamaṃdiram | ratnasiṃhāsanaṃ tatra tatrāṣṭadalapadmakam
granting to those who ask the fruit they desire. Beneath it (was) a jewel temple; there a jewelled lion-throne, and on it an eight-petalled lotus.
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PdP 5 74.170
शंखपद्मनिधी तत्र स व्यापसव्यसंस्थितौ । चतुर्दिक्षु यथा स्थानं सहिताः कामधेनवः
śaṃkhapadmanidhī tatra sa vyāpasavyasaṃsthitau | caturdikṣu yathā sthānaṃ sahitāḥ kāmadhenavaḥ
There the two treasures, the conch and the lotus, stood on the right and the left; in the four directions, each in its place, (were) wish-granting cows together (with their calves).
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PdP 5 74.171
परितो नंदनोद्यानं मलयानिलसेवितम् । ऋतूनां चैव सर्वेषां कुसुमानां मनोहरैः
parito naṃdanodyānaṃ malayānilasevitam | ṛtūnāṃ caiva sarveṣāṃ kusumānāṃ manoharaiḥ
All around (was) a Nandana garden tended by the Malaya breeze, (filled) with the lovely (fragrances) of the blossoms of all the seasons —
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PdP 5 74.172
आमोदैर्वासितं सर्वं कालागुरुपराजितम् । मकरंदकणावृष्टिशीतलं सुमनोहरम्
āmodairvāsitaṃ sarvaṃ kālāguruparājitam | makaraṃdakaṇāvṛṣṭiśītalaṃ sumanoharam
the whole of it perfumed with fragrances that outdid black aloe-wood, cooled by the shower of nectar-drops, most delightful,
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PdP 5 74.173
मकरंदरसास्वाद मत्तानां भृंगयोषिताम् । वृंदशो झंकृतैः शश्वच्चैवं मुखरितांतरम्
makaraṃdarasāsvāda mattānāṃ bhṛṃgayoṣitām | vṛṃdaśo jhaṃkṛtaiḥ śaśvaccaivaṃ mukharitāṃtaram
its interior ceaselessly made vocal in this way by the swarming hums of female bees drunk with tasting the juice of nectar,
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PdP 5 74.174
कलकंठी कपोतानां सारिकाशुकयोषिताम् । अन्यासां पत्रिकांतानां कलनादैर्निनादितम्
kalakaṃṭhī kapotānāṃ sārikāśukayoṣitām | anyāsāṃ patrikāṃtānāṃ kalanādairnināditam
resounding with the sweet cries of sweet-throated doves, of female mynahs and parrots, and of other beloved birds,
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PdP 5 74.175
नृत्यैर्मत्तमयूराणामाकुलं स्मरवर्द्धनम् । रसांबुसेकसंसृष्ट तमांजनतनुद्युतिम्
nṛtyairmattamayūrāṇāmākulaṃ smaravarddhanam | rasāṃbusekasaṃsṛṣṭa tamāṃjanatanudyutim
astir with the dances of maddened peacocks, increasing love. — (And she saw him,) his body's radiance (like) the darkest collyrium moistened by a sprinkling of liquid,
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PdP 5 74.176
सुस्निग्धनीलकुटिल कषायावासिकुंतलम् । मदमत्तमयूराद्य शिखंडाबद्धचूडकम्
susnigdhanīlakuṭila kaṣāyāvāsikuṃtalam | madamattamayūrādya śikhaṃḍābaddhacūḍakam
his locks very glossy, dark and curling, scented with an astringent perfume, his crest bound with the tail-plumes of peacocks drunk with rut and the like,
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PdP 5 74.177
भृंगसेवितसव्योपक्रमपुष्पावतंसकम् । लोलालकालिविलसत्कपोलादर्शकाशितम्
bhṛṃgasevitasavyopakramapuṣpāvataṃsakam | lolālakālivilasatkapolādarśakāśitam
with a flower ear-ornament on the left, frequented by bees, shining with cheeks (like) mirrors gleaming with rows of restless curls,
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PdP 5 74.178
विचित्रतिलकोद्दाम भालशोभाविराजितम् । तिलपुष्पपतंगेश चंचुमंजुलनासिकम्
vicitratilakoddāma bhālaśobhāvirājitam | tilapuṣpapataṃgeśa caṃcumaṃjulanāsikam
resplendent with the beauty of a brow lofty with a variegated tilaka, his charming nose (like) a sesame flower, (like) the beak of the king of birds,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.179
चारुबिंबाधरं मंदस्मितदीपितमन्मथम् । वन्यप्रसूनसंकाश ग्रैवेयकमनोहरम्
cārubiṃbādharaṃ maṃdasmitadīpitamanmatham | vanyaprasūnasaṃkāśa graiveyakamanoharam
his lower lip lovely (as) a bimba fruit, lighting up desire with a gentle smile, charming with a neck-ornament resembling wild blossoms,
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PdP 5 74.180
मदोन्मत्तभ्रमद्भृंगी सहस्रकृतसेवया । सुरद्रुमस्रजाराजन्मुग्धपीनांसकद्वयम्
madonmattabhramadbhṛṃgī sahasrakṛtasevayā | suradrumasrajārājanmugdhapīnāṃsakadvayam
his pair of tender, full shoulders shining with a garland from the celestial tree, attended by thousands of female bees roaming drunk with honey,
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PdP 5 74.181
मुक्ताहारस्फुरद्वक्षः स्थलकौस्तुभभूषितम् । श्रीवत्सलक्षणं जानुलंबिबाहुमनोहरम्
muktāhārasphuradvakṣaḥ sthalakaustubhabhūṣitam | śrīvatsalakṣaṇaṃ jānulaṃbibāhumanoharam
(His) chest, on which a pearl necklace gleams, is adorned with the Kaustubha (jewel) on its surface; it bears the Śrīvatsa mark, and (he is) charming with arms hanging down to the knees.
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PdP 5 74.182
गंभीरनाभिपंचास्य मध्यमध्यातिसुंदरम् । सुजातद्रुमसद्वृत्त मदूरजानुमंजुलम्
gaṃbhīranābhipaṃcāsya madhyamadhyātisuṃdaram | sujātadrumasadvṛtta madūrajānumaṃjulam
(He has) a deep navel, and (his) waist, in the middle, is exceedingly beautiful; (his) thighs and knees are lovely, well-formed, and finely rounded like a tree (trunk).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.183
कंकणांगदमञ्जीरैर्भूषितं भूषणैः परैः । पीतांशुकलयाविष्ट नितंबघटनायकम्
kaṃkaṇāṃgadamañjīrairbhūṣitaṃ bhūṣaṇaiḥ paraiḥ | pītāṃśukalayāviṣṭa nitaṃbaghaṭanāyakam
(He is) adorned with bracelets, armlets and anklets, and with other ornaments; wrapped in a yellow garment, (he is) the lord of the shaping of the hips.
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PdP 5 74.184
लावण्यैरपि सौंदर्यजितकोटिमनोभवम् । वेणुप्रवर्त्तितैर्गीतरागैरपि मनोहरैः
lāvaṇyairapi sauṃdaryajitakoṭimanobhavam | veṇupravarttitairgītarāgairapi manoharaiḥ
(He is one) who by (his) charms and (his) beauty has conquered ten million Loves; and by the melodies of songs set going on the flute, which too are captivating,
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PdP 5 74.185
मोहयंतं सुखांभोधौ मज्जयंतं जगत्त्रयम् । प्रत्यंगमदनावेशधरं रासरसालसम्
mohayaṃtaṃ sukhāṃbhodhau majjayaṃtaṃ jagattrayam | pratyaṃgamadanāveśadharaṃ rāsarasālasam
(He is one) who bewilders (them), who plunges the three worlds into an ocean of bliss, who bears the entry of Love into every limb, languid with the savour of the rāsa dance.
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PdP 5 74.186
चामरं व्यजनं माल्यं गंधंचंदनमेव च । तांबूलं दर्पणं पानपात्रं चर्वितपात्रकम्
cāmaraṃ vyajanaṃ mālyaṃ gaṃdhaṃcaṃdanameva ca | tāṃbūlaṃ darpaṇaṃ pānapātraṃ carvitapātrakam
The yak-tail whisk, the fan, the garland, perfume and sandal-paste, betel, mirror, drinking vessel, and the vessel for what has been chewed —
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PdP 5 74.187
अन्यत्क्रीडाभवं यद्यत्तत्सर्वं च पृथक्पृथक् । रसालं विविधं यंत्रं कलयंतीभिरादरात्
anyatkrīḍābhavaṃ yadyattatsarvaṃ ca pṛthakpṛthak | rasālaṃ vividhaṃ yaṃtraṃ kalayaṃtībhirādarāt
and whatever else there was for play, all that separately, and delicious (food), and various contrivances — (with women) attending to them carefully,
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PdP 5 74.188
यथास्थाननियुक्ताभिः पश्यंतीभिस्तदिंगितम् । तन्मुखांभोजदत्ताक्षि चंचलाभिरनुक्रमात्
yathāsthānaniyuktābhiḥ paśyaṃtībhistadiṃgitam | tanmukhāṃbhojadattākṣi caṃcalābhiranukramāt
(with women) appointed each in her own place, watching for his sign, their restless eyes fixed one after another on his lotus-face,
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PdP 5 74.189
श्रीमत्या राधिका देव्या वामभागे ससंभ्रमम् । आराधयंत्या तांबूलमर्पयंत्या शुचिस्मितम्
śrīmatyā rādhikā devyā vāmabhāge sasaṃbhramam | ārādhayaṃtyā tāṃbūlamarpayaṃtyā śucismitam
with the glorious goddess Rādhikā on (his) left side, eagerly worshipping (him) and offering betel, with a pure smile —
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PdP 5 74.190
समालोक्यार्जुनी यासौ मदनावेशविह्वला । ततस्तां च तथा ज्ञात्वा हृषीकेशोऽपि सर्ववित्
samālokyārjunī yāsau madanāveśavihvalā | tatastāṃ ca tathā jñātvā hṛṣīkeśo'pi sarvavit
having seen (all this), that Arjunī was overcome by the entry of Love; then Hṛṣīkeśa too, who knows all, knowing her to be so,
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PdP 5 74.191
तस्याः पाणिं गृहीत्वैव सर्वक्रीडावनांतरे । यथाकामं रहो रेमे महायोगेश्वरो विभुः
tasyāḥ pāṇiṃ gṛhītvaiva sarvakrīḍāvanāṃtare | yathākāmaṃ raho reme mahāyogeśvaro vibhuḥ
taking her by the hand, in the midst of all the pleasure-groves, the mighty great lord of yoga sported in private as he pleased.
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PdP 5 74.192
ततस्तस्याः स्कंधदेशे प्रदत्तभुजपल्लवः । आगत्य शारदां प्राह पश्चिमेऽस्मिन्सरोवरे
tatastasyāḥ skaṃdhadeśe pradattabhujapallavaḥ | āgatya śāradāṃ prāha paścime'sminsarovare
Then, having placed (his) sprout-like arm on her shoulder, he came and said to Śāradā: "In this western lake,
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PdP 5 74.193
शीघ्रं स्नापय तन्वंगीं क्रीडाश्रांतां मृदुस्मिताम् । ततस्तां शारदा देवी तस्मिन्क्रीडासरोवरे
śīghraṃ snāpaya tanvaṃgīṃ krīḍāśrāṃtāṃ mṛdusmitām | tatastāṃ śāradā devī tasminkrīḍāsarovare
quickly bathe this slender-limbed one, soft-smiling, tired from play." Then the goddess Śāradā (said) to her, in that pleasure-lake,
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PdP 5 74.194
स्नानं कुर्वित्युवाचैनां सा च श्रांता तथाकरोत् । जलाभ्यंतरमाप्तासौ पुनरर्जुनतां गतः
snānaṃ kurvityuvācaināṃ sā ca śrāṃtā tathākarot | jalābhyaṃtaramāptāsau punararjunatāṃ gataḥ
"Take your bath" — so she said to her; and she, being tired, did so. Having entered into the water, she attained the state of Arjuna again.
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PdP 5 74.195
उत्तस्थौ यत्र देवेशः श्रीमद्वैकुंठनायकः । दृष्ट्वा तमर्जुनं कृष्णो विषण्णं भग्नमानसम्
uttasthau yatra deveśaḥ śrīmadvaikuṃṭhanāyakaḥ | dṛṣṭvā tamarjunaṃ kṛṣṇo viṣaṇṇaṃ bhagnamānasam
He rose up where the lord of gods, the glorious master of Vaikuṇṭha, (was). Seeing that Arjuna dejected and broken in mind,
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PdP 5 74.196
मायया पाणिना स्पृष्ट्वा प्रकृतं विदधे पुनः । श्रीकृष्ण उवाच-। धनंजय त्वामाशंसे भवान्प्रियसखो मम
māyayā pāṇinā spṛṣṭvā prakṛtaṃ vidadhe punaḥ | śrīkṛṣṇa uvāca-| dhanaṃjaya tvāmāśaṃse bhavānpriyasakho mama
Kṛṣṇa touched (him) with his hand by (his) māyā and made (him) natural again. Śrī Kṛṣṇa said: "Dhanaṃjaya, I trust you; you are my dear friend.
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PdP 5 74.197
त्वत्समो नास्ति मे कोपि रहोवेत्ता जगत्त्रये । यद्रहस्यं त्वया पृष्टमनुभूतं च तत्पुनः
tvatsamo nāsti me kopi rahovettā jagattraye | yadrahasyaṃ tvayā pṛṣṭamanubhūtaṃ ca tatpunaḥ
There is for me no one like you in the three worlds who knows (my) secret. The secret that you asked about, and have (now) experienced —
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PdP 5 74.198
कथ्यते यदि तत्कस्मै शपसे मां तदार्जुन । सनत्कुमार उवाच-। इति प्रसादमासाद्य शपथैर्जातनिर्णयः
kathyate yadi tatkasmai śapase māṃ tadārjuna | sanatkumāra uvāca-| iti prasādamāsādya śapathairjātanirṇayaḥ
if it is told to anyone, then swear to me (that you will not), Arjuna." Sanatkumāra said: Thus, having obtained (his) favour, having settled (the matter) with oaths,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 74.199
ययौ हृष्टमनास्तस्मात्स्वधामाद्भुतसंस्मृतिः । इति ते कथितं सर्वं रहो यद्गोचरं मम
yayau hṛṣṭamanāstasmātsvadhāmādbhutasaṃsmṛtiḥ | iti te kathitaṃ sarvaṃ raho yadgocaraṃ mama
he went from there to his own abode with a delighted mind, remembering the marvel. Thus all has been told to you — that secret of Govinda which came within my ken —
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PdP 5 74.200
गोविंदस्य तथा चास्मै कथने शपथस्तव । ईश्वर उवाच-। इति श्रुत्वा वचस्तस्य सिद्धिमौपगविर्गतः
goviṃdasya tathā cāsmai kathane śapathastava | īśvara uvāca-| iti śrutvā vacastasya siddhimaupagavirgataḥ
and likewise your oath (is required) as to telling it to anyone. The Lord said: Having heard his words, the son of Aupagava attained perfection;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.201
नरनारायणावासं वृंदारण्यमुपाव्रजत् । तत्रास्तेऽद्यापि कृष्णस्य नित्यलीलाविहारवित्
naranārāyaṇāvāsaṃ vṛṃdāraṇyamupāvrajat | tatrāste'dyāpi kṛṣṇasya nityalīlāvihāravit
He went on to Vṛndā's forest, the dwelling of Nara and Nārāyaṇa; there he abides even today, knowing Kṛṣṇa's eternal sport and play.
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PdP 5 74.202
नारदेनापिपृष्टोऽहं नाब्रवं तद्रहस्यकम् । प्राप्तं तथापि तेनेदं प्रकृतित्वमुपेत्यच
nāradenāpipṛṣṭo'haṃ nābravaṃ tadrahasyakam | prāptaṃ tathāpi tenedaṃ prakṛtitvamupetyaca
Nārada too asked me, (but) I did not tell that secret of it; nevertheless it was obtained by him, by coming to the state of feminine nature.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.203
तुभ्यं यत्तु मया प्रोक्तं रहस्यं स्नेहकारणात् । तन्नकस्मैचिदाख्येयं त्वया भद्रे स्वयोनिवत्
tubhyaṃ yattu mayā proktaṃ rahasyaṃ snehakāraṇāt | tannakasmaicidākhyeyaṃ tvayā bhadre svayonivat
But that secret which was spoken by me to you out of affection — that is not to be told by you to anyone, O good lady, (but kept) like one's own genitals.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 74.204
इमं श्रीभगवद्भक्तमहिमाध्यायमद्भुतम् । यः पठेच्छृणुयाद्वापि स रतिं विंदते हरौ
imaṃ śrībhagavadbhaktamahimādhyāyamadbhutam | yaḥ paṭhecchṛṇuyādvāpi sa ratiṃ viṃdate harau
Whoever recites or even hears this wonderful chapter on the greatness of the blessed Lord's devotee finds love for Hari.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition