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The Thousand Holy Names of Lord Viñëu
veda, which are difficult to sing; duräväsa – when one follows the
difficult path of surrendering to Him, He becomes willing to reside in
one’s heart; durärihä – although serving Him is difficult, He helps the
devotees by crushing their difficult-to-conquer enemies, with lust as
their general.
Xau>aa®ae l/aek-Saar®" l/aek Saar®" SauTaNTauSTaNTauvDaRNa" )
wNd]k-MaaR wNd]k MaaR Mahak-MaaR Mahak MaaR k*-Tak k* Tak-MaaR MaaR k*-TaaGaMa" k* TaaGaMa" ))97))
97. çubhäìgo loka-säraìgaù
sutantus tantu-vardhanaù
indrakarmä mahäkarmä
kåtakarmä kåtägamaù
çubhäìga – Lord Kåñëa grants auspiciousness to, and fulfills the
desires of the sincere devotees who have firm faith in the instructions
of the spiritual master and the scriptures; loka-säraìga – He glorifies
the good qualities of the devotees; sutantu – His transcendental
attributes and pastimes are like a great net that traps the minds of the
devotees; tantu-vardhana – the net of His qualities grows ever larger
and more entangling as He appears in innumerable attractive forms
and transcendental pastimes; indrakarmä – He acts for the protection
and well-being of His servant Indra; mahäkarmä – after He killed the
demon Narakäsura, He returned the earrings of Aditi and other
articles the demon stole; kåtakarmä – He performs many wonderful
pastimes and heroic deeds, like wedding 16,000 princesses
simultaneously, defeating all the demigods and taking the pärijäta
tree from the heavenly planets by force, defeating Lord Çiva in the
battle with Bäëäsura, cutting off Bäëäsura’s thousand arms, rescuing
Uña and Aniruddha, and many more; kåtägama – after performing
these astonishing pastimes, He returned to His capital city of
Dvärakä.
oÖv" SauNdr" SauNdae rÒNaa>a" Saul/aecNa" )
AkR aeraJaSaNa" Xa*®q JaYaNTa" SavRivÂYaq ))98))
98. uddhavaù sundaraù sundo
ratnanäbhaù sulocanaù
arko räjasanaù çåìgé
jayantaù sarva-vijjayé
uddhava – Lord Kåñëa became famous for His wonderful pastimes;
sundara – all the limbs of His transcendental form are exquisitely
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