तापत्रयोपशमनाय निसृष्टमक्ष्णोः ।
स्निग्धस्मितानुगुणितं विपुलप्रसादं
ध्यायेच्चिरं विपुलभावनया गुहायाम् ॥३१॥
tasyÄvalokam adhikaá¹ ká¹›payÄtighora-
tÄpa-trayopaÅ›amanÄya nisṛṣá¹am akṣṇoḥ
snigdha-smitÄnuguṇitaá¹ vipula-prasÄdaá¹
dhyÄyec ciraá¹ vipula-bhÄvanayÄ guhÄyÄm
tasya - of the Personality of Godhead; avalokam - glances; adhikam - frequent; ká¹›payÄ - with compassion; atighora - most fearful; tÄpa-traya - threefold agonies; upaÅ›amanÄya - soothing; nisṛṣá¹am - cast; akṣṇoḥ - from His eyes; snigdha - loving; smita - smiles; anuguṇitam - accompanied by; vipula - abundant; prasÄdam - full of grace; dhyÄyet - he should contemplate; ciram - for a long time; vipula - full; bhÄvanayÄ - with devotion; guhÄyÄm - in the heart.
The yogīs should contemplate with full devotion the compassionate glances frequently cast by the Lord’s eyes, for they soothe the most fearful threefold agonies of His devotees. His glances, accompanied by loving smiles, are full of abundant grace.
As long as one is in conditional life, in the material body, it is natural that he will suffer from anxieties and agonies. One cannot avoid the influence of material energy, even when one is on the transcendental plane. Sometimes disturbances come, but the agonies and anxieties of the devotees are at once mitigated when they think of the Supreme Personality of Godhead in His beautiful form or the smiling face of the Lord. The Lord bestows innumerable favors upon His devotee, and the greatest manifestation of His grace is His smiling face, which is full of compassion for His pure devotees.
