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sarvākarṣaka, sarvāhlādaka, mahā-rasāyana<br>
:sarvākarṣaka, sarvāhlādaka, mahā-rasāyana
āpanāra bale kare sarva-vismāraṇa<br>
:āpanāra bale kare sarva-vismāraṇa
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sarva-ākarṣaka—all-attractive; sarva-āhlādaka—all-pleasing; mahā-rasa-ayana—the complete abode of transcendental mellows; āpanāra bale—by His own strength; kare—causes; sarva-vismāraṇa—forgetfulness of all other bliss.
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“Lord Kṛṣṇa is so exalted that He is more attractive than anything else and more pleasing than anything else. He is the most sublime abode of bliss. By His own strength, He causes one to forget all other ecstasies.
Lord Kṛṣṇa is so exalted that He is more attractive than anything else and more pleasing than anything else. He is the most sublime abode of bliss. By His own strength, He causes one to forget all other ecstasies.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 38

sarvākarṣaka, sarvāhlādaka, mahā-rasāyana
āpanāra bale kare sarva-vismāraṇa


SYNONYMS

sarva-ākarṣaka — all-attractive; sarva-āhlādaka — all-pleasing; mahā-rasa-ayana — the complete abode of transcendental mellows; āpanāra bale — by His own strength; kare — causes; sarva-vismāraṇa — forgetfulness of all other bliss.


TRANSLATION

Lord Kṛṣṇa is so exalted that He is more attractive than anything else and more pleasing than anything else. He is the most sublime abode of bliss. By His own strength, He causes one to forget all other ecstasies.