Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 9.22.12-13
దేవాపి: శాన్తనుస్తస్య బాహ్లీక ఇతి చాత్మజా: ।
పితృరాజ్యం పరిత్యజ్య దేవాపిస్తు వనం గత: ॥ ౧౨ ॥
అభవచ్ఛాన్తనూ రాజా ప్రాఙ్మహాభిషసంజ్ఞిత: ।
యం యం కరాభ్యాం స్పృశతి జీర్ణం యౌవనమేతి స: ॥ ౧౩ ॥
devāpiḥ śāntanus tasya
[devaapih shaantanus tasya]
bāhlīka iti cātmajāḥ
[baahleeka iti chaatmajaah]
pitṛ-rājyaṁ parityajya
[pitri-raajyam parityajya]
devāpis tu vanaṁ gataḥ
[devaapis tu vanam gatah]
abhavac chāntanū rājā
[abhavach chaantanoo raajaa]
prāṅ mahābhiṣa-saṁjṣitaḥ
[praan mahaabhisha-samjshitah]
yaṁ yaṁ karābhyāṁ spṛśati
[yam yam karaabhyaam sprishati]
jīrṇaṁ yauvanam eti saḥ
[jeernam yauvanam eti sah]
Word-for-word
devāpiḥ
—
Devāpi
śāntanuḥ
—
Śāntanu
tasya
—
of him (Pratīpa)
bāhlīkaḥ
—
Bāhlīka
iti
—
thus
ca
—
also
ātma-jāḥ
—
the sons
pitṛ-rājyam
—
the father’s property, the kingdom
parityajya
—
rejecting
devāpiḥ
—
Devāpi, the eldest
tu
—
indeed
vanam
—
to the forest
gataḥ
—
left
abhavat
—
was
śāntanuḥ
—
Śāntanu
rājā
—
the king
prāk
—
before
mahābhiṣa
—
Mahābhiṣa
saṁjṣitaḥ
—
most celebrated
yam yam
—
whomever
karābhyām
—
with his hands
spṛśati
—
touched
jīrṇam
—
although very old
yauvanam
—
youth
eti
—
attained
saḥ
—
he.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
devāpiḥ śāntanus tasya
devāpiḥ
Devāpi
śāntanuḥ
Śāntanu
tasya
of him (Pratīpa)
bāhlīka iti cātmajāḥ
bāhlīkaḥ
Bāhlīka
iti
thus
ca
also
ātma-jāḥ
the sons
pitṛ-rājyaṁ parityajya
pitṛ-rājyam
the father’s property, the kingdom
parityajya
rejecting
devāpis tu vanaṁ gataḥ
devāpiḥ
Devāpi, the eldest
tu
indeed
vanam
to the forest
gataḥ
left
abhavac chāntanū rājā
abhavat
was
prāṅ mahābhiṣa-saṁjṣitaḥ
śāntanuḥ
Śāntanu
yaṁ yaṁ karābhyāṁ spṛśati
rājā
the king
prāk
before
mahābhiṣa
Mahābhiṣa
saṁjṣitaḥ
most celebrated
jīrṇaṁ yauvanam eti saḥ
yam yam
whomever
karābhyām
with his hands
spṛśati
touched
jīrṇam
although very old
yauvanam
youth
eti
attained
saḥ
he.
The sons of Pratīpa were Devāpi, Śāntanu and Bāhlīka. Devāpi left the kingdom of his father and went to the forest, and therefore Śāntanu became the king. Śāntanu, who in his previous birth was known as Mahābhiṣa, had the ability to transform anyone from old age to youth simply by touching that person with his hands.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
The sons of Pratīpa were Devāpi, Śāntanu and Bāhlīka. Devāpi left the kingdom of his father and went to the forest, and therefore Śāntanu became the king. Śāntanu, who in his previous birth was known as Mahābhiṣa, had the ability to transform anyone’s old age to youth simply by touching that person with his hands.
In his previous birth Śāntanu was Mahābhiṣa. By touching an old person, that person became youthful.
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