ŚB 10.80.20-22
Devanagari
अथोपवेश्य पर्यङ्के स्वयं सख्यु: समर्हणम् ।
उपहृत्यावनिज्यास्य पादौ पादावनेजनी: ॥ २० ॥
अग्रहीच्छिरसा राजन् भगवाँल्लोकपावन: ।
व्यलिम्पद् दिव्यगन्धेन चन्दनागुरुकुङ्कुमै: ॥ २१ ॥
धूपै: सुरभिभिर्मित्रं प्रदीपावलिभिर्मुदा ।
अर्चित्वावेद्य ताम्बूलं गां च स्वागतमब्रवीत् ॥ २२ ॥
उपहृत्यावनिज्यास्य पादौ पादावनेजनी: ॥ २० ॥
अग्रहीच्छिरसा राजन् भगवाँल्लोकपावन: ।
व्यलिम्पद् दिव्यगन्धेन चन्दनागुरुकुङ्कुमै: ॥ २१ ॥
धूपै: सुरभिभिर्मित्रं प्रदीपावलिभिर्मुदा ।
अर्चित्वावेद्य ताम्बूलं गां च स्वागतमब्रवीत् ॥ २२ ॥
Verse text
athopaveśya paryaṅke
svayam sakhyuḥ samarhaṇam
upahṛtyāvanijyāsya
pādau pādāvanejanīḥ
svayam sakhyuḥ samarhaṇam
upahṛtyāvanijyāsya
pādau pādāvanejanīḥ
agrahīc chirasā rājan
bhagavāḻ loka-pāvanaḥ
vyalimpad divya-gandhena
candanāguru-kuṅkamaiḥ
bhagavāḻ loka-pāvanaḥ
vyalimpad divya-gandhena
candanāguru-kuṅkamaiḥ
dhūpaiḥ surabhibhir mitraṁ
pradīpāvalibhir mudā
arcitvāvedya tāmbūlaṁ
gāṁ ca svāgatam abravīt
pradīpāvalibhir mudā
arcitvāvedya tāmbūlaṁ
gāṁ ca svāgatam abravīt
Synonyms
atha — then; upaveśya — having him sit; paryaṅke — on the bed; svayam — Himself; sakhyuḥ — for His friend; samarhaṇam — items of worship; upahṛtya — bringing forward; avanijya — washing; asya — his; pādau — feet; pāda-avanejanīḥ — the water which had washed his feet; agrahīt — He took; śirasā — on His head; rājan — O King (Parīkṣit); bhagavān — the Supreme Lord; loka — of all worlds; pāvanaḥ — the purifier; vyalimpat — He anointed him; divya — divine; gandhena — whose fragrance; candana — with sandalwood paste; aguru — aloe-wood paste; kuṅkumaiḥ — and vermilion; dhūpaiḥ — with incense; surabhibhiḥ — aromatic; mitram — His friend; pradīpa — of lamps; avalibhiḥ — with rows; mudā — gladly; arcitvā — worshiping; āvedya — offering as refreshment; tāmbūlam — betel nut; gām — a cow; ca — and; su-āgatam — welcome; abravīt — He spoke.
Translation
Lord Kṛṣṇa seated His friend Sudāmā upon the bed. Then the Lord, who purifies the whole world, personally offered him various tokens of respect and washed his feet, O King, after which He sprinkled the water on His own head. He anointed him with divinely fragrant sandalwood, aguru and kuṅkuma pastes and happily worshiped him with aromatic incense and arrays of lamps. After finally offering him betel nut and the gift of a cow, He welcomed him with pleasing words.