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SB 11.14.43

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


TEXT 43

tat sarva-vyāpakaṁ cittam
ākṛṣyaikatra dhārayet
nānyāni cintayed bhūyaḥ
su-smitaṁ bhāvayen mukham


SYNONYMS

tat—therefore; sarva—in all the parts of the body; vyāpakam—spread; cittam—consciousness; ākṛṣya—pulling back; ekatra—in one place; dhārayet—one should concentrate; na—not; anyāni—other limbs of the body; cintayet—one should meditate on; bhūyaḥ—again; su-smitam—wonderfully smiling or laughing; bhāvayet—one should concentrate on; mukham—the face.


TRANSLATION

One should then pull the consciousness back from all the limbs of that transcendental body. At that time, one should meditate only on the wonderfully smiling face of the Lord.