Canto 5: The Creative ImpetusChapter 12: Conversation Between Mahārāja Rahūgana and Jada Bharata

Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 5.12.1

rahūgana uvāca

namo namah kārana-vigrahāya

svarūpa-tucchīkrita-vigrahāya

namo 'vadhūta dvija-bandhu-lińga-

nigūdha-nityānubhavāya tubhyam

SYNONYMS

rahūganah uvāca — King Rahūgana said; namah — my respectful obeisances; namah — obeisances; kārana-vigrahāyato one whose body emanates from the Supreme Person, the cause of all causes; svarūpa-tucchīkrita-vigrahāya — who has completely removed all the contradictions of the scriptures by manifesting his true self; namah — respectful obeisances; avadhūtaO master of all mystic power; dvija-bandhu-lińga — by the characteristics of a person born in a brāhmana family but not executing the duties of a brāhmana; nigūdha — covered; nitya-anubhavāyato him whose eternal self-realization; tubhyamto you.

TRANSLATION

King Rahūgana said: O most exalted personality, you are not different from the Supreme Personality of Godhead. By the influence of your true self, all kinds of contradiction in the śāstras have been removed. In the dress of a friend of a brāhmana, you are hiding your transcendental blissful position. I offer my respectful obeisances unto you.

PURPORT

From the Brahma-samhitā we understand the Supreme Personality of Godhead is the cause of all causes (sarva-kārana-kāranam [Bs. 5.1]). Rishabhadeva was the direct incarnation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the cause of all causes. His son, Bharata Mahārāja, who was now acting as the brāhmana Jada Bharata, had received his body from the cause of all causes. Therefore he is addressed as kārana-vigrahāya.

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