| Bhagwad Gita |
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VISWARUPADARSANAM |
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| Krishna.
Thou sees Me as Time who kills, Time who brings all to doom, The
Slayer Time, Ancient of Days, come hither to consume; Excepting
thee, of all these hosts of hostile chiefs arrayed, There stands not
one shall leave alive the battlefield! Dismayed No longer be! Arise!
obtain renown! destroy thy foes! Fight for the kingdom waiting thee
when thou hast vanquished those.
By Me they fall- not thee! the stroke of death is dealt them now, Even as they show thus gallantly; My instrument art thou! Strike, strong-armed Prince, at Drona! at Bhishma strike! deal death On Karna, Jyadratha; stay all their warlike breath! 'Tis I who bid them perish! Thou wilt but slay the slain; Fight! they must fall, and thou must live, victor upon this plain! Sanjaya. Hearing mighty Keshav's word, Trembling that helmed Lord Clasped his lifted palms, and- praying Grace of Krishna- stood there, saying, With bowed brow and accents broken, These words, timorously spoken: Arjuna. Worthily, Lord of Might! The whole world hath delight In Thy surpassing power, obeying Thee; The Rakshasas, in dread At sight of Thee, are sped To all four quarters; and the company Of Siddhas sound Thy name. How should they not proclaim Thy Majesties, Divinest, Mightiest? Thou Brahm, than Brahma greater! Thou Infinite Creator! Thou God of gods, Life's Dwelling-place and Rest. |
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