śrī-śuka uvāca

rāja-dūte bruvaty evaḿ

devarṣiḥ parama-dyutiḥ

bibhrat pińga-jaṭā-bhāraḿ

prādurāsīd yathā raviḥ

sri-sukah uvaca -- Sukadeva Gosvami said; raja -- of the kings; dute -- the messenger; bruvati -- having spoken; evam -- in this manner; deva -- of the demigods; rishih -- the sage (Narada Muni); parama -- supreme; dyutih -- whose effulgence; bibhrat -- wearing; pinga -- yellowish; jata -- of matted locks; bharam -- a mass; pradurasit -- appeared; yatha -- like; ravih -- the sun.


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Sukadeva Gosvami said: When the kings' messenger had thus spoken, the sage of the demigods, Narada, suddenly appeared. Bearing a mass of golden matted locks on his head, the supremely effulgent sage entered like the brilliant sun.

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