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Srimad BhagavatamReferences to text SB 11.5.32 |
SB 11.5.32: In the Age of Kali, intelligent persons perform congregational chanting to worship the incarnation of Godhead who constantly sings the names of Kṛṣṇa. Although His complexion is not blackish, He is Kṛṣṇa Himself. He is accompanied by His associates, servants, weapons and confidential companions.
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| My dear Vidura, carrier of bows and arrows, all the demigods who were performing the sacrifice took their bath at the confluence of the Ganges and the YamunÄ after completing the yajña performance. Such a bath is called avabhá¹›tha-snÄna. After thus becoming purified in heart, they departed for their respective abodes. Daksha Curses Lord Siva |
| SB 4.2.35 |
| She then reached her father’s house, where the sacrifice was being performed, and entered the arena where everyone was chanting the Vedic hymns. The great sages, brÄhmaṇas and demigods were all assembled there, and there were many sacrificial animals, as well as pots made of clay, stone, gold, grass and skin, which were all requisite for the sacrifice. Sati Quits Her Body |
| SB 4.4.6 |
| O destroyer of the sacrifice, please take your portion of the sacrifice and let the sacrifice be completed by your grace. Brahma Satisfies Lord Siva |
| SB 4.6.53 |
| The Supreme Lord, NÄrÄyaṇa, is present among devotees who are engaged in hearing and chanting the holy name of the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Lord NÄrÄyaṇa is the ultimate goal of sannyÄsÄ«s, those in the renounced order of life, and NÄrÄyaṇa is worshiped through this saá¹…kÄ«rtana movement by those who are liberated from material contamination. Indeed, they recite the holy name again and again. The Activities of the Pracetas |
| SB 4.30.36 |
| With great faith King Bharata performed various kinds of sacrifice. He performed the sacrifices known as agni-hotra, darÅ›a, pÅ«rṇamÄsa, cÄturmÄsya, paÅ›u-yajña [wherein a horse is sacrificed] and soma-yajña [wherein a kind of beverage is offered]. Sometimes these sacrifices were performed completely and sometimes partially. In any case, in all the sacrifices the regulations of cÄturhotra were strictly followed. In this way Bharata MahÄrÄja worshiped the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The Activities of King Bharata |
| SB 5.7.5 |
| In this way, my Lord, You appear in various incarnations as a human being, an animal, a great saint, a demigod, a fish or a tortoise, thus maintaining the entire creation in different planetary systems and killing the demoniac principles. According to the age, O my Lord, You protect the principles of religion. In the Age of Kali, however, You do not assert Yourself as the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and therefore You are known as Triyuga, or the Lord who appears in three yugas. Prahlada Pacifies Lord Nrisimhadeva with Prayers |
| SB 7.9.38 |
| The Supreme Personality of Godhead directly and indirectly knows how everything, including the living force, mind and intelligence, is working under His control. He is the illuminator of everything and has no ignorance. He does not have a material body subject to the reactions of previous activities, and He is free from the ignorance of partiality and materialistic education. I therefore take shelter of the lotus feet of the Supreme Lord, who is eternal, all-pervading and as great as the sky and who appears with six opulences in three yugas [Satya, TretÄ and DvÄpara]. The Demigods Appeal to the Lord for Protection |
| SB 8.5.27 |
| My lord, all of you are expert in chanting the Vedic mantras. How then has the result been opposite to the one desired? This is a matter for lamentation. There should not have been such a reversal of the results of the Vedic mantras. King Sudyumna Becomes a Woman |
| SB 9.1.17 |
| MahÄrÄja Bharata, the son of Duá¹£manta, had the mark of Lord Kṛṣṇa’s disc on the palm of his right hand, and he had the mark of a lotus whorl on the soles of his feet. By worshiping the Supreme Personality of Godhead with a grand ritualistic ceremony, he became the emperor and master of the entire world. Then, under the priesthood of MÄmateya, Bhá¹›gu Muni, he performed fifty-five horse sacrifices on the bank of the Ganges, beginning from its mouth and ending at its source, and seventy-eight horse sacrifices on the bank of the YamunÄ, beginning from the confluence at PrayÄga and ending at the source. He established the sacrificial fire on an excellent site, and he distributed great wealth to the brÄhmaṇas. Indeed, he distributed so many cows that each of thousands of brÄhmaṇas had one badva [13,084] as his share. The Dynasty of Puru |
| SB 9.20.24-26 |
| The brÄhmaṇas, who were completely expert in chanting the Vedic hymns, were all yogÄ«s fully equipped with mystic powers. Whatever blessings they spoke were certainly never fruitless. The Killing of the Demon Trinavarta |
| SB 10.7.17 |
| Your son Kṛṣṇa appears as an incarnation in every millennium. In the past, He assumed three different colors — white, red and yellow — and now He has appeared in a blackish color. [In another DvÄpara-yuga, He appeared (as Lord RÄmacandra) in the color of Å›uka, a parrot. All such incarnations have now assembled in Kṛṣṇa.] Lord Krishna Shows the Universal Form Within His Mouth |
| SB 10.8.13 |
| In the Age of Kali, intelligent persons perform congregational chanting to worship the incarnation of Godhead who constantly sings the names of Kṛṣṇa. Although His complexion is not blackish, He is Kṛṣṇa Himself. He is accompanied by His associates, servants, weapons and confidential companions. Narada Concludes His Teachings to Vasudeva |
| SB 11.5.32 |