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Bhaktisidhanta Saraswati Takhura
Founder-Acarya of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness
Brahma Samhita

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1 Pre | enjoyers of this phenomenal world. ~A very close attention 2 Pre | restricted in the limited world, whereas transcendence cannot 3 Intro | search the literature of the world in vain to find a case in 4 Intro | description of the spiritual world, specifically Goloka Vrndavana. 5 Intro | a vibrant, luminescent world in transcendental color, 6 Intro | Goloka Vrndavana, is a world in the fullest and realist 7 Intro | depiction of the spiritual world and of the liberated state. 8 Intro | experience within the material world is, by its very nature, 9 Intro | of sense data within this world can bring us to knowledge 10 Intro | Residents of the material world cannot get even a clue of 11 Intro | temporal, endlessly changing world of matter. Material bodies 12 Intro | sufferings within the material world. Viewed philosophically, 13 Intro | insensitivities, into the spiritual world as seen by one whose eyes 14 Intro | eternal, transcendental world of which the present world 15 Intro | world of which the present world is a mere reflection. Goloka 16 Intro | more real than the shadowy world we perceive daily through 17 Intro | self-realized souls in this world" (verse 56). We are not 18 1, 4 | like the lotus. The eternal world is like a hexagonal figure; 19 1, 5 | relapse to the sevenfold world falling under the control 20 1, 5 | follows: In this mundane world there are fourteen spheres 21 1, 5 | manifest in this mundane world. He is sole Godhead. He 22 1, 7 | intends to create the material world the amorous pastime, in 23 1, 8 | Krsna creates the mundane world. At creation there appears 24 1, 8 | progenitor of the mundane world, subject to the supreme 25 1, 8 | the birth of the mundane world. Lying in the causal water 26 1, 8 | manifestor of the mundane world. All of these three are 27 1, 8 | be found in this mundane world, is that of Kali, etc., 28 1, 8 | reflection in this mundane world of the seed of the original 29 1, 9 | great lord of this mundane world; prajah--the offspring. ~ 30 1, 9 | Mahesvara] of this mundane world are of the nature of the 31 1, 9 | of the sciences of this world, possesses this nature of 32 1, 9 | principle of this phenomenal world, the use of those identical 33 1, 10| the lord of this mundane world; tasmin--in that; avirabhut-- 34 1, 10| jagat-patih--the Lord of the world. ~TRANSLATION ~The person 35 1, 10| great lord of this mundane world [Mahesvaral Sambhu, in the 36 1, 10| principle. The Lord of the world Maha-Visnu is manifest in 37 2, 11| The Lord of the mundane world, Maha-Visnu, possesses thousands 38 2, 12| Narayana" in this mundane world. From that eternal person 39 2, 16| egotisms. In this mundane world the appearance of individual 40 2, 16| relation with the mundane world when they come to know themselves 41 2, 17| and destruction of this world. This pastime is contained 42 2, 17| contained in the mundane world. Hence, it being perverted, 43 2, 19| with the will of Krsna this world is manifested as the resultant 44 2, 20| universe, reappeared in this world in accordance with their 45 3, 24| desires of this mundane world. ~ ~~ 46 3, 27| indicated. In the spiritual world there is no better mode 47 3, 27| fettered souls in this mundane world, is far inferior to that 48 3, 27| into the transcendental world; because the initiation 49 3, 29| has built the spiritual world of transcendental gems. 50 3, 30| beautiful things of the world. What Brahma saw in his 51 4, 32| noticed in this mundane world. Notwithstanding such semblance 52 4, 32| possessing them, of this world. But such difference really 53 4, 33| view of the transcendental world (Goloka). It is only when 54 4, 34| demarcation between the world of limitation and the transcendental 55 4, 34| limitation and the transcendental world. For, unless we step beyond 56 4, 37| imperfection inherent in the world of limitation; only there 57 4, 37| mundane view in the phenomenal world and there comes to be this 58 4, 38| color visible in the mundane world but is the transcendental 59 4, 39| different avataras in the world in the forms of Rama, Nrsimha, 60 4, 39| Himself with Vraja in this world, from Goloka. The underlying 61 5, 41| knowledge regarding the mundane world. ~PURPORT ~The active mundane 62 5, 42| bhuvanani--the mundane world; jayati-- triumphantly dominates; 63 5, 42| triumphantly dominates the mundane world by the activity of His own 64 5, 42| and beauty of the mundane world. ~ ~~ 65 5, 43| located Devi-dhama [mundane world], next above it is Mahesa-dhama [ 66 5, 43| in order is this mundane world called Devi-dhama consisting 67 5, 44| bhuvanani--the mundane world; bibharti--maintains; durga-- 68 5, 44| destroying agency of this mundane world. I adore the primeval Lord 69 5, 44| is being described.) The world, in which Brahma takeshis 70 5, 44| the fettered souls of this world. Jiva is a spiritual atomic 71 5, 44| attracting power of Maya in this world, who throws him into the 72 5, 44| the people of this mundane world, is the Durga described 73 5, 44| shadow, the Durga of this world, functions in this mundane 74 5, 44| functions in this mundane world as her maidservant. (Vide 75 5, 47| with the infinity of the world in the pores of His hair, 76 5, 49| regulation of the mundane world, just as the sun manifests 77 6, 51| beyond this perceptible world of nine elements. The jiva 78 6, 52| soul, is as the eye of this world. I adore the primeval Lord 79 6, 52| heat the source of this world and therefore designate 80 6, 52| as the root cause of this world. Notwithstanding all that 81 6, 56| self-realized souls; ksiti-- in this world; virala--seldom; carah-- 82 6, 56| self-realized souls in this world. ~PURPORT ~That region which 83 6, 56| of pure devotion in this world, viewing the reality of 84 6, 56| Navadvipa within this mundane world, designate the same as " 85 6, 56| variegatedness of this mundane world and much more variety over 86 6, 56| variety in the transcendental world is fully centralized whereas 87 6, 56| centralized whereas in the mundane world it is not so and hence productive 88 6, 61| ayam--the people of this world; anuvartate--pursue; tena-- 89 6, 61| faith. The people of the world act ceaselessly in pursuance 90 6, 61| Supreme Lord says, "This world subsists by the constant 91 6, 61| the ungodly people of this world. In such position, a jiva 92 6, 61| should do your duties of the world by the meditation of worshiping 93 6, 62| certainly, visvasya--of the world; cara-acarasya--of animate 94 6, 62| fundamental principle, of this world of animate and inanimate 95 6, 62| regulate this phenomenal world of animate and inanimate 96 6, 62| limited, is the phenomenal world and is itself the Brahman, 97 6, 62| substance and this phenomenal world is the reflection; or, everything 98 6, 62| entity, and the phenomenal world, although it is a singular 99 6, 62| principle is that this animate world is made up of jivas and 100 6, 62| jivas and the inanimate world is constituted of matter. 101 6, 62| potency and this phenomenal world has been manifested by My 102 Auth | Sarasvati appeared in this world. He was given the name Bimala 103 Auth | consciousness throughout the world and was himself the author 104 Auth | consciousness to the Western world in the English language. 105 Auth | Sarasvati passed from this world. Unfortunately, his leading 106 Auth | his departure from this world in 1977. Thus, by the sincere 107 Auth | continuing throughout the world. ~ ~


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