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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


TEXT 52

priyā-mukhe bhṛṅga paḍe, tāhā nivārite
līlā-padma cālāite haila anya-citte


SYNONYMS

priyā-mukhe—on His beloved’s face; bhṛṅga—the bumblebees; paḍe—fall; tāhā—that; nivārite—to prevent; līlā—the pastimes; padma—the lotus flower; cālāite—causing to move; haila—was; anya-citte—diverted in the mind.


TRANSLATION

“‘To stop the bumblebees from landing on the face of His beloved, He whisked them away with the lotus flower in His hand, and thus His mind was slightly diverted.

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