Srimad bhagawat mahapuran, 1 st skanda ,11 th chapter

 

Om Tatsat

 

SHRI GANESHAYA NAMAH

 

OM NAMAH SRI VASUDEVAYA

 

Srimad Bhagavatam Mahapuranam

 

The first skanda

 

The eleventh chapter

 

A royal reception of Shri Krishna in

 Dwarka

 

 

Suta said - Shri Krishna made his rich

After reaching the inner country, he played his best 

conch called

 Panchajanya to calm the pain of the people there. (1)

 

It is white, reddened by the blush of God's lips

While playing with the colored conch, it looked 

 beautiful in

    his hands, like a swan sitting on some red lotus

 singing a melodious

 song in a loud voice. (2)

 

God who terrifies the fear of the world

Hearing the sound of the conch, all the people 

came to meet him

 with the desire to see their Lord Shri Krishna. (3)

 

Lord Krishna is Atmaram, He is self-interested

There are always full works. Despite this, people like

Niranjan also waved to Lord Surya with great 

respect, similarly,

 the subjects welcomed Shri Krishna with many

kinds of gifts. (4)

 

Everyone's faces lit up. Everyone's friendly and

He began to praise Lord Krishna, the protector, 

with a loud

 voice, in such a way that children talk to their 

father in a hoarse

 voice.(5)

 

O Lord, we are always at your lotus feet

I bow down. The feet which are worshiped by Brahma,

 Shankara, and Indra, are the best refuge for those who

 desire supreme welfare in this world, surrender

 to them, even

 the supremely powerful Kaal cannot do anything

 to them. O

 Visvabandha, you are our parents, suhrid and lord. 

You are the

 Sadguru and the Supreme Deity. We are grateful 

to serve your

 feet. You do us good. (7)

 

Ahaha! We became orphans by our attainment.

Because we are seeing our form which is 

the essence of all

 beauty. Also, we are getting to see a face with 

a loving smile and

 a smiling face. This vision is rare even for the gods. (8)

 

Kamalanayan Shrikrishna, you to your brothers

When visiting Hastinapura or Mathura,

Then each moment that passes without us seems

 to us as long as

 billions of years. Like the eyes without the sun, 

we are without

 ourselves. (9)

 

Hearing such praises from the mouths of 

the subjects and ours

Lord Krishna entered Dwarka by favoring

 them with a gracious

 look. (10)

 

As snakes protect their netherworld,

Similarly, Madhu, Bhoja, Dasharha, Arha,

 Kukur, Andhak, and

 Vrishnivanshi Yadavs who was as strong 

as God was

 protecting Dwarka. (11)

 

 Dwarkapuri was blessed with the full splendor 

of all seasons. It

 was also surrounded by groves of sacred trees

 

and vines. There

 were fruit trees, flower gardens, and playgrounds 

everywhere.

 Occasional lakes decorated with lotuses added 

to the beauty of

 the city. (12)

 

City gates, palace gates, and streets

Toranas were erected to welcome God. 

Colorful flags and

 pennants were fluttering all around. That's

 why strong sunlight

 was not felt at that place. (13)

 

Its highways, other roads, markets, and squares

Here the trees were cleared and there the

 perfumes were poured

was Fruits, and flowers scattered to 

welcome the Lord

,

Akshata etc. were spread everywhere. (14)

 

With curd, akshata, fruits, sugarcane, and 

water at every door

It was decorated with filled urns, gifts, 

incense lamps, etc. (15)

 

When the generous-hearted Vasudeva, Akrura, 

Ugrasena,

When the wonderfully mighty Balarama

, 

Pradyumna,

 Charudeshna and Jambavatiputra Samba

 heard that their

 beloved Lord Krishna was coming, and 

they gave up sleeping,

 getting up, sitting, eating, etc. in joy. Their 

hearts leaped with

 love. As an auspicious omen, they set out

 with Gajraja in the

 lead, accompanied by brahmins equipped

 with auspicious

 paraphernalia singing mangal paths.

 Conchs, trumpets, etc.

 instruments started playing and

 Veda Ghosh began to be

 chanted. With great joy, everyone got into 

the chariot and set

 out to welcome the Lord with respect. (16-18)

 

With the light of glowing coils falling

 on the cheeks

Hundreds of waranganas who looked 

very beautiful

Eager to see God, she sat in a palanquin

 

and set out to welcome

 God. (19)

 

Many a nut, dancer, singer, fame-singing yarn,

The Magadha and Bandis began to sing 

the wonderful character

 of Lord Krishna. (20)

 

Lord Krishna is a brother, citizen, and servant

 

All of them by meeting them separately 

according to their merits

Honored. (21)

 

Bowing to someone, to someone 

Greeted with words, hugged someone, 

shook hands with

 someone looked at someone with a smile,

 and looked at

 someone with only loving eyes. It was fulfilled

 as it was desired.

 Having thus satisfied everyone till the end,

 the present Lord

 Krishna entered the city, receiving the blessings 

of Gurujans,

 Brahmin consorts, elders, as well as other

 elders, and listening

 to the praises of the captives.

(२२-२३)

 

Shankam Hodaya! Bhagwan when

 from the highway

While going, the noble women of 

Dwarka belonged to God

They sat on their own terrace feeling

 ecstatic at the sight. (24)

 

The chests of the Lords are of idolized beauty

and are residents. His mouth is a 

beauty-filled vessel for

 drinking with eyes, and his arms are the

 abode of Lokpal. His

 lotus

 feet are the refuge of the devotees. 

His limbs are the abode of

 beauty. Dwarka residents see this form 

of God constantly, Yet

 their eyes are not satisfied.

(२५-२६)

 

Lord Krishna while passing through the Rajpath of Dwarka

An umbrella of white color was held on the head

Flowers were being poured, and flowers were showering all

 around Hoti, Pitambar, and Vanmala were worn by him.

Therefore, the dark-colored cloud should appear simultaneously,

 beautiful with the sun, moon, rainbow, and lightning, as Shri

 Krishna (27)

 

Bhagavan first went to the palace of his parents. There, with

 great joy, he bowed his head at the feet of his seven mothers,

 including Devaki, and the mothers also hugged him to their

 bosoms and made him sit on their laps. Streams of milk flowed

 from their breasts, their hearts leaped with joy and they shed

 tears of joy (28-29).

 

They started anointing them.

After a long day, he took his mother's orders and went to the

 best house, which was rich in all kinds of comforts. 

There were

 different palaces of sixteen thousand wives. (30)

 

Lord Krishna is very much alive The hearts

 of the queens were

 filled with joy to see that they had come home. 

Seeing him by

 her side, she left her meditation and suddenly stood up,

 abandoning not only her seat but also the rules

 she had observed

 after her husband's departure.

 

His love for God is beyond comprehension

He embraced them first with his mind, 

then with his sight, and

 then as a child would embrace. Shaunak Sir! 

At that time, he

 tried hard to stop the tears that started

 flowing from his eyes,

 but the tears flowed out of love. (32)

 

Even Lord Krishna is always with him in solitude

Even though he lived, his lotus feet always 

seemed new to him.

 Lakshmi, who is fickle by nature, does not 

leave her anywhere

 even for a moment. What woman would be

 satisfied in her

 presence? (३३)

 

Just as air produces fire by friction of bamboo

By burning them, similarly dividing the earth

 between the

 oppressed and mighty kings, Lord Krishna, 

without taking up

 arms himself, slew them one by one with 

many Akshauhini

 armies, and thereafter remained silent. (34)

 

Verily, the Lord Himself is in this human race

 by His love

Incarnated and abiding in thousands of

 Ramani-ratnas

He behaved like a common man. (35)

 

When Arjuna had long been the chief of the 

Kaurava armies

Seeing us like this, killing relatives is a sin 

On understanding, he

 refrained from war. At that time those who

 Destroying his

 ignorance by preaching self-knowledge in the

 form of Gita, let my love rest on the feet of that Supreme

 The personality of Godhead Shri Krishna! (36)

 

'I will make Shri Krishna take a weapon' I promised.

 To prove it

 true and superior, he broke his vow not

 to take up his arms,

 jumped down from his chariot, and, 

like a lion springing upon

 an elephant to slay him sprang upon me 

with the wheel of the

 chariot. At that time they ran so fast that

 their shoulder blades

 fell off and (therefore) the earth began 

to tremble. (37)

 

I shot them with sharp arrows

Their bodies, which had started to bleed 

due to the shell being

 broken, were coming at me with great speed to kill me. 

May

 Lord Krishna be my only refuge. (38)

 

In the left hand to protect Arjuna's chariot

May my supreme love arise in the place of 

Lord Krishna, who is

 beautiful in appearance, having taken 

the reins of the horses

 and the whip in his right hand. Heroes 

who died in the war

 continued to see this form, thus attaining

 

similar salvation.

whose gesticulating graceful gait and sports, 

melodious

Highly honored with a smile, loving gaze

Gopis, when in the raslila they entered Shri Krishna, 

misted with

 ecstasy, and enraptured by the imitation of

 his leelas, (May my

 supreme love be for that Lord Shri Krishna. (40)

 

At the time of Yudhishthira's Rajasuya yajna,

 in the assembly

 attended by sages and great kings, the visible 

Lord Krishna who

 was first worshiped, the Lord who is the soul 

of all stands before

 me. (41)

 

Like one sun, in many forms to the eyes of many

Appears, as well as manifests itself in many 

forms in the hearts

 of many self-created beings. Actually, they are one 

and the same.

 I have attained that Lord Krishna, devoid of 

distinctions and

 delusions. (42)

 

Chapter Eleven ends

 

This is the entry of Krishna into

 Dwarka in the first chapter of the

 Paramahansa Samhita in the Srimad-

Bhagavatam, the Mahapurana, in the

 Naimishiya-upakhyana

 

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