Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 3.12.32
తస్మై నమో భగవతే య ఇదం స్వేన రోచిషా ।
ఆత్మస్థం వ్యఞ్జయామాస స ధర్మం పాతుమర్హతి ॥ ౩౨ ॥
tasmai namo bhagavate
[tasmai namo bhagavate]
ya idaṁ svena rociṣā
[ya idam svena rochishaa]
ātma-sthaṁ vyaṣjayām āsa
[aatma-stham vyashjayaam aasa]
sa dharmaṁ pātum arhati
[sa dharmam paatum arhati]
Word-for-word
tasmai
—
unto Him
namaḥ
—
obeisances
bhagavate
—
unto the Personality of Godhead
yaḥ
—
who
idam
—
this
svena
—
by His own
rociṣā
—
effulgence
ātma-stham
—
situated in Himself
vyaṣjayām āsa
—
has manifested
saḥ
—
He
dharmam
—
religion
pātum
—
for protection
arhati
—
may kindly do so.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tasmai namo bhagavate
tasmai
unto Him
namaḥ
obeisances
bhagavate
unto the Personality of Godhead
ya idaṁ svena rociṣā
yaḥ
who
idam
this
svena
by His own
rociṣā
effulgence
ātma-sthaṁ vyaṣjayām āsa
ātma-stham
situated in Himself
vyaṣjayām āsa
has manifested
saḥ
He
sa dharmaṁ pātum arhati
dharmam
religion
pātum
for protection
arhati
may kindly do so.
Let us offer our respectful obeisances unto the Personality of Godhead, who, by His own effulgence, while situated in Himself, has manifested this cosmos. May He also protect religion for all goodness.
Purport
Lust for sexual intercourse is so strong that it appears herein that Brahmā could not be dissuaded from his determination in spite of the appeal by his great sons like Marīci. Therefore, the great sons began to pray to the Supreme Lord for the good sense of Brahmā. It is only by the grace of the Supreme Lord that one can be protected from the allurement of lusty material desires. The Lord gives protection to devotees who are always engaged in His transcendental loving service, and by His causeless mercy He forgives the accidental fall of a devotee. Therefore, sages like Marīci prayed for the mercy of the Lord, and their prayer was fruitful.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
We offer respects to the Supreme Lord who has produced this universe situated within himself by his own power. He should protect dharma.
Though receiving these instructions, Brahmā did not become enlightened. This indicates that lust will not dissipate unless the Supreme Lord shows mercy. Remembering this, the sages then surrendered to the Lord.
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