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3 June 2024

     07:20  Brhaspati is a great logician. It appears from this statement that Prthu, although a great devotee constantly engaged in the loving service of the Lord, could defeat all kinds of impersonalists and Mayavadis by his profound knowledge of Vedic scriptures diffhist +13 Deepali talk contribs
     07:01  This (the need for brahminical culture and protection from the government) is admitted in this verse (SB 4.21.52) by the citizens of Maharaja Prthu, who could maintain the wonderful situation of his government due to his position in pure goodness diffhist +9 Deepali talk contribs
     06:57  If a planet is destroyed, it must fall into the water of garbha. The earth therefore warned King Prthu that he could gain nothing by destroying her. Indeed, how would he protect himself and his citizens from drowning in the garbha water diffhist +13 Deepali talk contribs
     06:54  Although he (Prthu) was a king, a ksatriya, because he was a Vaisnava he was also a brahmana. As a brahmana he could give proper instruction to the citizens, and as a ksatriya he could rightly give protection to all of them diffhist −18 Deepali talk contribs
     06:22  Maharaja Prthu was so strong and powerful that no one could disobey his orders any more than one could conquer fire itself. He was so strong that he was compared to Indra, the King of heaven, whose power is insuperable diffhist −80 Deepali talk contribs
     06:21  Maharaja Prthu was so powerful that he could exhibit all the qualities of the predominating deities in other planets diffhist −41 Deepali talk contribs
     06:18  As far as the destruction of the citizens is concerned, Maharaja Prthu maintained that he could uphold everyone by his own mystic powers diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     06:09  The conclusion is that the sunshine and the sun-god cannot be separated, nor could King Prthu and his ruling strength be separated. His rule over everyone would continue without disturbance. Thus the King could not be separated from his ruling power diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs

2 June 2024

     16:14  Maharaja Prthu was assured of this fact; instead of wasting time by asking the Kumaras about their welfare, he preferred to inquire from them whether he could soon be relieved from the dangerous position of materialistic existence diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     16:14  Prthu Maharaja inquired from the sages about persons entangled in this dangerous material existence because of their previous actions; could such persons, whose only aim is sense gratification, be blessed with any good fortune? diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     16:02  After hearing this lamentation and seeing the pitiable condition of the citizens, King Prthu contemplated this matter for a long time to see if he could find out the underlying causes diffhist −19 Deepali talk contribs
     15:35  Here is a difference between male and female that exists even in the higher statuses of life-in fact, even between Lord Siva and his wife. Lord Siva could understand Citraketu very nicely, but Parvati could not diffhist −13 Visnu Murti talk contribs

1 June 2024

31 May 2024

     18:24  Seeing the lines of Lord Visnu's palm on King Prthu's right hand and impressions of lotus flowers on the soles of his feet, Lord Brahma could understand that King Prthu was a partial representation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead diffhist +26 Sunnanya talk contribs
     06:01  The conclusion is that the sunshine and the sun-god cannot be separated, nor could King Prthu and his ruling strength be separated. His rule over everyone would continue without disturbance. Thus the King could not be separated from his ruling power diffhist +8 Deepali talk contribs
     05:47  Prthu Maharaja inquired from the sages about persons entangled in this dangerous material existence because of their previous actions; could such persons, whose only aim is sense gratification, be blessed with any good fortune? diffhist +7 Deepali talk contribs
     05:47  Maharaja Prthu was assured of this fact; instead of wasting time by asking the Kumaras about their welfare, he preferred to inquire from them whether he could soon be relieved from the dangerous position of materialistic existence diffhist −10 Deepali talk contribs

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28 May 2024

     08:48  As far as the destruction of the citizens is concerned, Maharaja Prthu maintained that he could uphold everyone by his own mystic powers diffhist +31 Deepali talk contribs
     08:47  The conclusion is that the sunshine and the sun-god cannot be separated, nor could King Prthu and his ruling strength be separated. His rule over everyone would continue without disturbance. Thus the King could not be separated from his ruling power diffhist +31 Deepali talk contribs
     08:33  Maharaja Prthu was so powerful that he could exhibit all the qualities of the predominating deities in other planets‎‎ 2 changes history +31 [Deepali‎ (2×)]
     
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     08:15  Maharaja Prthu was so strong and powerful that no one could disobey his orders any more than one could conquer fire itself. He was so strong that he was compared to Indra, the King of heaven, whose power is insuperable diffhist +31 Deepali talk contribs
     02:26  The Yamadutas wanted to bring the Visnudutas before Yamaraja. If Yamaraja could then have punished the Visnudutas, the Yamadutas would have been satisfied diffhist −11 Nabakumar talk contribs