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other people immoral , Whoring such ugly scene we will bo woe
figures (Oaru) and however, will crush down those evileongorc. !e
will Indulge in regal pleasures. Take he d of my sta e^ent. We
will be always attended upon by our devotees, who will renter to
us nlyoga, dhupa, dipa and will gr at us„ Seven gallints (Sapta
Rathl) will be always with us for our security and we (!) will
Issue com,ands assuming myself the appearance of n?rakesari (lara-
slnha). Then we will eat ay our own h^nds while indulging in
pompous freiks. We will open our lips and protect our ^cvote s.
At this, Rimadas became glad and smilingly bowed to the
feet of his Lord. Then he complimented, "Dear rabhu, I -xu re lly
fortunate to heir from you the strange an mysterious Lili of 1ri
Harl. I am saved, indeed. I am further inclined to hear m:ch a^ut
him.
Hari told Udrihava assuredly, "Dear one, you will be b>rn
again by virtue of our 'tapasya- merits 'and will be privileged
to witness the Lila. If you can be Informed well in advance,
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you will have no doubts then. 'Dear Rama Candra, listen to mo
attentively. Don't speak it out to others and particularly to Jie
wicked ones. Others will mock at you and Visnu, of course, ou
can't tolerate the humiliation of Visnu.'
T hen Uddhava proceeded to ^adrlka by the co
of Visnu for tapasya. tie practised there Srl lari, oahinap
Sarasvata-Uddhara -Yoga and then after a lapse of time he practised
hard and di ricult yoga, he heard strange sounds ml gradually
lost his conscious self. In his yogic trance he could come to
know the birth of lari on earth who would become a saviour of the