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10 June 2024

7 June 2024

     10:31  Prthu Maharaja can also be called Prabhupada, or, as described herein (SB 4.23.18), prabhu. Another question may be raised in this connection‎ diffhist +13‎ Deepali talk contribs
     09:46  To pacify the mourning Yudhisthira, Narada first of all spoke from the philosophical point of view, and then he began to describe the future movements of his uncle, which he could see by his foreseeing powers, and thus began to describe as follows‎ diffhist −9‎ Nabakumar talk contribs
     08:33  The great sage Maitreya continued: In this way the reciters who were glorifying Maharaja Prthu readily described his qualities and chivalrous activities. At the end, Maharaja Prthu offered them various presentations with all due respect‎ diffhist 0‎ Deepali talk contribs
     07:37  Maitreya continued: The greatest of all devotees, Maharaja Prthu, was very powerful, and his character was liberal, magnificent and magnanimous. Thus I have described him to you as far as possible‎ diffhist +32‎ Deepali talk contribs

6 June 2024

5 June 2024

     14:15  The instruction described in this verse cannot be applied to Maharaja Yudhisthira or his brothers and mother. It was meant for persons like Dhrtarastra, for whom Vidura came especially to impart lessons‎ diffhist +15‎ Nabakumar talk contribs
     13:50  There are different types of great personalities - some are positive great personalities, some comparative and some superlative - but King Prthu exceeded all of them. He is therefore described here (SB 4.21.7) as mahattamah, greater than the greatest‎ diffhist +12‎ Deepali talk contribs
     13:39  In order to distinguish this class of men from the real brahmanas, Maharaja Prthu is giving an exact description of a brahmana and brahminical culture‎ diffhist +5‎ Deepali talk contribs
     06:35  Since Prthu Maharaja was a perfect king, he gave protection to everyone, and therefore he is described as dayita‎ diffhist −18‎ Deepali talk contribs
     06:27  As will be apparent from the following verses (SB 4.21.16), it is to be concluded that not only were Maharaja Prthu's bodily features attractive, as described here, but he had specific all-auspicious signs in his bodily construction‎ diffhist +9‎ Deepali talk contribs
     06:26  Another significant word in this verse (SB 4.16.20) is naradeva. As described in previous verses, the qualified king - be he King Prthu or any other king who rules over the state as an ideal king - should be understood to be God in human form‎ diffhist +21‎ Deepali talk contribs
     06:24  Sometimes, we see that the word bhagavan is used for great personalities like Lord Brahma, Lord Siva and Narada Muni. This is the case with Prthu Maharaja, who is described here (in SB 4.23.30) as the best of the bhagavans, or the best of the lords‎ diffhist +12‎ Deepali talk contribs
     06:06  There are many examples like Prthu Maharaja, and the history of his regency on this planet is elaborately described in Srimad-Bhagavatam‎ diffhist +14‎ Deepali talk contribs
     03:25  In Srimad-Bhagavatam the Absolute Truth is described as the one without a second, but He is realized in three features - impersonal Brahman, localized Paramatma and the Supreme Personality of Godhead‎‎ 2 changes history +11‎ [Nabakumar‎ (2×)]
     
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4 June 2024

     14:16  From this statement it appears that town and city planning is not new but has been coming down since the time of King Prthu. In India we can see regular planning methods evident in very old cities. In SB there are many descriptions of such ancient cities‎ diffhist +9‎ Deepali talk contribs
     06:24  Whoever, with great reverence and adoration, regularly reads, chants and describes the history of Maharaja Prthu's activities will certainly increase unflinching faith and attraction for the lotus feet of the Lord‎ diffhist +14‎ Deepali talk contribs
     05:44  Although you (King Prthu) have appeared through the body of King Vena, even great orators and speakers like Lord Brahma and other demigods cannot exactly describe the glorious activities of Your Lordship‎ diffhist −4‎ Deepali talk contribs
     05:28  Maharaja Prthu is described here (in SB 4.23.21) as dayita, for not only was he the king of the earth, but he treated the earth as his protected child. Similarly, he protected his wife also‎ diffhist −37‎ Deepali talk contribs

3 June 2024

     18:06  The kingdom of God, or the atmosphere of the Vaikuntha nature, which is called the tripad-vibhuti, is three times bigger than the material universes and is described here, as also in the Bhagavad-gita, in a nutshell‎ diffhist +71‎ Visnu Murti talk contribs
     17:16  The material world is only one fourth of the SP of Godhead's creation, but it is unlimited and impossible for anyone to know or describe, even with the qualification of a life as long as that of Brahma, who lives for millions and millions of years‎ diffhist +20‎ Visnu Murti talk contribs
     17:03  In the Agama Puranas the transcendental abode is described as follows: The associated members there are free to go everywhere within the creation of the Lord, & there is no limit to such creation, particularly in the region of the three-fourths magnitude‎ diffhist +16‎ Visnu Murti talk contribs
     07:39  We should try to understand, therefore, how a conditioned soul becomes fallen. The opulence of King Prthu was not dependent on material conditions. As described in this verse (SB 4.19.10) he was a great devotee of Adhoksaja‎ diffhist +13‎ Deepali talk contribs
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