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maṇi-pīṭhe ṭhekāṭheki, uṭhe jhanjhani<br>
:maṇi-pīṭhe ṭhekāṭheki, uṭhe jhanjhani
pīṭhera stuti kare mukuṭa—hena anumāni<br>
:pīṭhera stuti kare mukuṭa—hena anumāni
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maṇi-pīṭhe—between the gems and the lotus feet or the throne; ṭhekāṭheki—collision; uṭhe—arises; jhanjhani—a jingling sound; pīṭhera—to the lotus feet or the throne; stuti—prayers; kare—offer; mukuṭa—all the helmets; hena—thus; anumāni—we can imagine.
''maṇi-pīṭhe''—between the gems and the lotus feet or the throne; ''ṭhekāṭheki''—collision; ''uṭhe''—arises; ''jhanjhani''—a jingling sound; ''pīṭhera''—to the lotus feet or the throne; ''stuti''—prayers; ''kare''—offer; ''mukuṭa''—all the helmets; ''hena''—thus; ''anumāni''—we can imagine.
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“When the gems on the helmets of all the predominating deities collided before the throne and the Lord’s lotus feet, there was a jingling sound, which seemed like prayers offered by the helmets at Kṛṣṇa’s lotus feet.
“When the gems on the helmets of all the predominating deities collided before the throne and the Lord’s lotus feet, there was a jingling sound, which seemed like prayers offered by the helmets at Kṛṣṇa’s lotus feet.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 95

maṇi-pīṭhe ṭhekāṭheki, uṭhe jhanjhani
pīṭhera stuti kare mukuṭa—hena anumāni


SYNONYMS

maṇi-pīṭhe—between the gems and the lotus feet or the throne; ṭhekāṭheki—collision; uṭhe—arises; jhanjhani—a jingling sound; pīṭhera—to the lotus feet or the throne; stuti—prayers; kare—offer; mukuṭa—all the helmets; hena—thus; anumāni—we can imagine.


TRANSLATION

“When the gems on the helmets of all the predominating deities collided before the throne and the Lord’s lotus feet, there was a jingling sound, which seemed like prayers offered by the helmets at Kṛṣṇa’s lotus feet.