Bhagavatam 0223: Brahma pacifies Prithu who is infuriated with Indra
Janārdhanāya namah. Those impure disguises which Indra had donned for the purposes of stealing the horse represent sin.
Janārdhanāya namah. Those impure disguises which Indra had donned for the purposes of stealing the horse represent sin.
Srikrishnāya namah. The Supreme Lord said, “Wise, noble persons do not get angry at other living beings.
Srihari continued, “The dharma known as protecting citizens bestows auspiciousness upon the king.
Srikrishnāya namah. Prithu continued, “O Lord of the universe! Goddess Lakshmi has eternally been serving Your lotus feet.
Haraye namah Pleased with the prayers offered by Prithu, the first king in this creation, the Supreme Lord said,
Haraye namah Following the Yagna disciplines, Prithu was not wearing any ornaments on his body.
Prithu continued, “The Supreme Lord Srihari, the enjoyer of Yagna offerings, is the father for all the three worlds.
Namo vivṛddha-sattvāya puruṣāya mahīyaseYo brahma kṣatram āviśya bibhartīdaṁsva-tejasāObeisance to Srihari the embodiment of goodness (sattva) and the most supreme amongst all beings (Purusottama)!
Haraye namah Maharishi Sanat-kumara said, “O King, you are a learned scholar.