Chapter
85:
Lord
Krishna Instructs Vasudeva and Retrieves Devakî's
Sons
(14) On that account
are these entities not [really] destroyed when
they - at other times indeed being nonmaterial -
conditioned within You as products of creation, also have
You within them [as a believer, as caitanya, a
nitya-mukta conscious soul or jivâtmâ, see
B.G 2: 12, 9: 4-5 & 8: 19].
(52) Thus speaking took
They, both honored by Bali, them back to
Dvârâka and presented They the sons to their
mother.
Chapter
86:
Arjuna
Kidnaps Subhadrâ, and Krishna Instructs Bahulas'va
and S'rutadeva
(6)
There, with eyes
blossoming of happiness seeing the wonderful girl
enchanting the heroes, did he, smitten, put his mind on
her.
(52)
The deities,
pilgrimage sites and sacred rivers being seen, being
touched and being worshiped purify gradually, but by the
glance of the one most worshipable is that attained all
at the same time [see also 4.30: 37, 7.9: 44,
10.9:21, 10.84: 11].
Chapter
87:The
Underlying Mystery: Prayers of the Personified
Vedas
(14) The Vedas said:
'All glories, all glories to You, please o Unconquerable
One who assumed the modes to create the detrimental,
defeat the eternal illusion; because You in Your original
status are complete in all opulences can You, at times
engaging Yourself with the from Your inner self springing
energies of the embodied ones moving and non-moving, be
appreciated by us, the Vedas, as the root
[**].
Chapter
88:
Lord
S'iva Saved from Vrikâsura
(22) O son of Bharata,
Rudra hearing this, disgruntled vibrated om and granted
it him with an ironic smile; it was like giving milk to a
snake.
Chapter
89:
Vishnu
the Best of Gods and the Krishnas Retrieve a
Brâhmin's Sons
(2) Longing to know
this send they Bhrigu, the son of Brahmâ to find
this out, o King, and so he went to the court of
Brahmâ.
(36) He, touching pure
water, offering the great controller [S'iva] his
obeisances, remembering [the mantras of] his
weapons, fixed Gândiva's bowstring.
(47) Passing over the
seven continents with their seven seas and seven mountain
ranges crossed he over the border separating the worlds
from outer space and entered He the vast darkness
[see also 5.1: 31- 33].
(51) Following the path
of the cakra beyond that darkness beheld Arjuna the
all-pervasive, endlessly expanding, transcendental light,
to the pain of which he closed both his eyes [see
also 10.28: 14-15].
Chapter
90:
The
Queens Play and Speak and Lord Krishna's Glories
Summarized
(11) As Krishna with on
His garland the kunkuma from their breasts, and the order
of His mass of hair disheveled from His absorption in the
sport, enjoyed the being sprayed and spraying of the
women, was He like the king of the elephants surrounded
by she-elephants.
(50) At every sacrifice
hearing, singing and meditating on the beautiful topics
about Mukunda, does a mortal from his home head for His
abode, where the inescapable push of death comes to an
end; even the ones holding the dominion [like Dhruva
and Priyavrata] went for this purpose to the
forest.
