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bharadvja muni basahi ò prayg, tinhahi rma pada ati anurg. tpasa sama dama day nidhn, paramratha patha parama sujn.1. mgha makaragata rabi jaba hoī, tīrathapatihi ò va saba koī. deva danuja kiṁnara nara śrenī¡, sdara majjahi ò sakala tribenī ¡.2. pµujahiò mdhava pada jalajt, parasi akhaya ba¢u haraṣahi ò gt. bharadvja śrama ati pvana, parama ramya munibara mana bhvana.3. tah¡ hoi muni riṣaya sam j, jhiò je majjana tīratharj. majjahiò prta sameta uchh, kahahiò parasapara hari guna gh.4.
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The sage Bharadvja lives in Prayga; he is extremely devoted to the feet of Ýr¶ Rma. A great ascetic and an embodiment of self-restraint, composure of mind and compassion, he is highly advanced on the spiritual path. In the month of Mgha, when the sun enters the sign of Capricorn, everyone visits the chief of holy places, Prayga. Troops of gods and demons, Kinnaras (demigods) and men, all devoutly bathe in the triple stream of the Ga˘g, Yamun and Sarasvat¶. They worship the lotus feet of God Vindumdhava (the presiding deity of Prayga); and the touch of the immortal banyan tree sends a thrill into their limbs. The hermitage of Bharadvja is a most sacred spot, exceedingly charming and attractive even to great hermits and the haunt of sages and seers who go to bathe at that holiest of holy places. At daybreak they all perform their ablutions with religious fervour and then converse together on the virtues of Ýr¶ Hari. (14)
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