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The meeting of Aniruddha and Ūṣā, which caused a great fight between Lord Kṛṣṇa and Lord Śiva, is very mysterious …

This great hero Bāṇāsura, born of Mahārāja Bali, was a great devotee of Lord Śiva and was always ready to …

Long ago, when Lord Śiva was dancing in his celebrated fashion, called tāṇḍava-nṛtya, for which he is known as Naṭarāja, …

Once upon a time, Bāṇāsura came to offer his respects to Lord Śiva. By touching the lotus feet of Lord …

Lord Śiva realized that his benediction had become troublesome for Bāṇāsura and addressed him, “You rascal! You are very eager …

After hearing Lord Śiva’s statement, Bāṇāsura, who was very much puffed up with his power, became elated that he would …

Bāṇāsura had a very beautiful daughter, whose name was Ūṣā. When she had attained the age of marriage and was …

On hearing Citralekhā’s inquiries, Ūṣā replied, “My dear friend, in my dream I saw a nice young man who is …

After hearing Ūṣā’s words, Citralekhā immediately replied, “I can understand your bereavement, and I assure you that if this boy …

Citralekhā, while talking, began to draw many pictures of the demigods inhabiting the higher planetary systems, then pictures of the …

Citralekhā was a great mystic yoginī, and as soon as Ūṣā identified the picture, Citralekhā could immediately understand that it …

The palace in which Ūṣā and Citralekhā lived was so well fortified that it was impossible for any male to …

In due course of time, Ūṣā exhibited some bodily symptoms by which it could be understood that she was having …

Bāṇāsura was shocked to understand that his daughter Ūṣā was no longer a virgin maiden. This weighed heavily on his …

When Bāṇāsura saw him, Aniruddha was engaged in playing with Ūṣā. Aniruddha was nicely dressed, and Ūṣā had garlanded him …

Thus, not finding any other weapon, Aniruddha took hold of a big iron rod and stood up before Bāṇāsura and …

Bāṇāsura knew various arts of fighting, and by the grace of Lord Śiva he knew how to arrest his enemy …

Thus ends the Bhaktivedanta purport of the sixty-second chapter of Kṛṣṇa, “The Meeting of Ūṣā and Aniruddha.”