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Bhagavad Gita As It IsReferences to text BG 10.34 |
BG 10.34: I am all-devouring death, and I am the generating principle of all that is yet to be. Among women I am fame, fortune, ï¬ne speech, memory, intelligence, steadfastness and patience.
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| This frightful situation cannot be remedied by any person in this material world. My lord, it is the Supreme Personality of Godhead as eternal time [kÄla] that has approached us all. Dhritarashtra Quits Home |
| SB 1.13.19 |
| At this time Pá¹›thu MahÄrÄja became exactly like YamarÄja, and his whole body appeared very angry. In other words, he was anger personified. After hearing him, the planet earth began to tremble. She surrendered, and with folded hands began to speak as follows. Maharaja Prithu Becomes Angry at the Earth |
| SB 4.17.28 |
| Simply by expansion of His eyebrows, invincible time personified can immediately vanquish the entire universe. However, formidable time does not approach the devotee who has taken complete shelter at Your lotus feet. Chanting the Song Sung by Lord Siva |
| SB 4.24.56 |
| My dear Lord, Your absolute authority cannot be directly experienced, but one can guess by seeing the activities of the world that everything is being destroyed in due course of time. The force of time is very strong, and everything is being destroyed by something else — just as one animal is being eaten by another animal. Time scatters everything, exactly as the wind scatters clouds in the sky. Chanting the Song Sung by Lord Siva |
| SB 4.24.65 |
| Lord BrahmÄ said: At the end of the dvi-parÄrdha, when the pastimes of the Lord come to an end, Lord Viṣṇu, by a flick of His eyebrows, vanquishes the entire universe, including our places of residence. Such personalities as me and Lord Åšiva, as well as Daká¹£a, Bhá¹›gu and similar great saints of which they are the head, and also the rulers of the living entities, the rulers of human society and the rulers of the demigods — all of us surrender to that Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Viṣṇu, bowing our heads, to carry out His orders for the benefit of all living entities. Ambarisha Maharaja Offended by Durvasa Muni |
| SB 9.4.53-54 |
| A greedy person accumulates a large quantity of money with great struggle and pain, but the person who has struggled so much to acquire this wealth is not always allowed to enjoy it himself or give it in charity to others. The greedy man is like the bee who struggles to produce a large quantity of honey, which is then stolen by a man who will enjoy it personally or sell it to others. No matter how carefully one hides his hard-earned wealth or tries to protect it, there are those who are expert in detecting the whereabouts of valuable things, and they will steal it. The Story of Pingala |
| SB 11.8.15 |