tam āha bhagavān preṣṭhaḿ

bhaktam ekāntinaḿ kvacit

gṛhītvā pāṇinā pāṇiḿ

prapannārti-haro hariḥ

tam -- to him; aha -- spoke; bhagavan -- the Supreme Lord; preshtham -- to His most dear; bhaktam -- devotee; ekantinam -- exclusive; kvacit -- on one occasion; grihitva -- taking; panina -- with His hand; panim -- (Uddhava's) hand; prapanna -- of those who surrender; arti -- the distress; harah -- who takes away; harih -- Lord Hari.


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The Supreme Lord Hari, who relieves the distress of all who surrender to Him, once took the hand of His fully devoted, dearmost friend Uddhava and addressed him as follows.

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