Continued from previous page… Purports to Mantra 4 end on this page. Commenting on Mantra 5, Srila Prabhupada points out Supreme Lord's contradictory qualities...
Continued from previous page... Purports to Mantra 12 begins on this page.
MANTRA 12
TRANSLATION. Those who are engaged in the worship of demigods enter into...
Continued from previous page... As far as vidya is concerned, the first mantra has explained very clearly that the Supreme Lord is the proprietor...
Continued from previous page... Srila Prabhupada explains how the archa-vigraha, or a deity form of the Lord, is also an expansion of the Lord...
Continued from previous page... Purports to Mantra 5 ends on this page. Mantra 6 starts with describing maha-bhagvata devotees of the Supreme Lord.
When the...
Continued from previous page... Purports to Mantra 9 ends here with Srila Prabhupada explaining why those who are simply veda-vada-rata cannot understand the Absolute...
Continued from previous page... Srila Prabhupada explains why the Supreme Lord is described as antiseptic and prophylactic. Purports to Mantra 8 ends here. In...
Continued from previous page... Above the madhyama-adhikari is the uttama-adhikari, who sees everything in relation to the Supreme Lord. Such a devotee does not...
Continued from previous page... Srila Prabhupada clarifies what the Vedic scriptures mean when they talk about the spiritual souls' oneness with the Supreme Lord.
MANTRA...
Continued from previous page... The culture of vidya summarized. Purport to Mantra 11 ends on this page.
That is the result of the advancement of...
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