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He met Ulūpī at Haridvāra (Hardwar), and he was attracted by that girl belonging to Nāgaloka, and thus

śrutvā haris tam araṇārthinam aprameyaś cakrāyudhaḥ patagarāja-bhujādhirūḍhaḥ cakreṇa nakra-vadanaṁ vinipāṭya

niśākara-raśmi-gauryāṁ rāsonmukhaḥ kala-padāyata-mūrcchitena uddīpita-smara-rujāṁ vraja-bhṛd-vadhūnāṁ hartur hariṣyati

ātta-cāpāḥ kāmboja-matsya-kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikayādyāḥ yāsyanty adarśanam alaṁ bala-pārtha-bhīma- vyājāhvayena hariṇā

warriors like Kāmboja, Matsya, Kuru, Sṛñjaya and Kekaya, would all fight vigorously, either with the Lord Hari

Without Him (Hari, the Lord), there are no other causes of the phenomenal and noumenal existences.

There is no cause for all these phenomenal activities but Him, Hari, the Supreme Lord, who is the primeval

possible for the human being to develop transcendental devotional service unto the Personality of Godhead Hari

We have already discussed the statement itthaṁ-bhūta-guṇo hariḥ (Bhāg. 1.7.10).

suyajña ākūti-sūnur amarān atha dakṣiṇāyām loka-trayasya mahatīm aharad yad ārtiṁ svāyambhuvena manunā harir

and intermediate], and because he so diminished the miseries of the universe, he was later called Hari

One of His personal attendants, Choṭa Haridāsa, was severely punished by Lord Caitanya because of his

The Personality of Godhead Hari appeared at once on the back of His eternal bearer, Garuḍa, and delivered

na vai kvacin me manaso mṛṣā gatiḥ na me hṛṣīkāṇi patanty asat-pathe yan me hṛdautkaṇṭhyavatā dhṛto hariḥ

O Nārada, because I have caught hold of the lotus feet of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Hari, with

sūta uvāca vaṁśaṁ kuror vaṁśa-davāgni-nirhṛtaṁ saṁrohayitvā bhava-bhāvano hariḥ niveśayitvā nija-rājya

uṣitvā hāstinapure māsān katipayān hariḥ suhṛdāṁ ca viśokāya svasuś ca priya-kāmyayā

Śrī Hari, Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa, resided at Hastināpura for a few months to pacify His relatives and please

It is said that Hari, the Personality of Godhead, is so transcendentally attractive that even those who

dhyāyataś caraṇāmbhojaṁ bhāva-nirjita-cetasā autkaṇṭhyāśru-kalākṣasya hṛdy āsīn me śanair hariḥ