Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 1.195
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1.195.1
नाहं गृह्णामि वस्ताता दृष्टीर्नास्मि रुषान्विता ।
अयं तु भार्गवो नूनमूरुजः कुपितोऽद्य वः ॥ १.१९५.१ ॥
Dear ones, I am not taking your sight, nor am I filled with anger. But this Bhārgava Ūruja is surely enraged at you today.
1.195.2
तेन चक्षूंषि वस्ताता व्यक्तं कोपान्महात्मना ।
स्मरता निहतान्बन्धूनादत्तानि न संशयः ॥ १.१९५.२ ॥
Dear ones, that great-souled one, out of anger, remembering his slain kinsmen, has clearly taken your eyes; there is no doubt.
1.195.3
गर्भानपि यदा यूयं भृगूणां घ्नत पुत्रकाः ।
तदायमूरुणा गर्भो मया वर्षशतं धृतः ॥ १.१९५.३ ॥
Sons, when you were slaying even the unborn children of the Bhṛgus, then this fetus was held by me in the thigh for a hundred years.
1.195.4
षडङ्गश्चाखिलो वेद इमं गर्भस्थमेव ह ।
विवेश भृगुवंशस्य भूयः प्रियचिकीर्षया ॥ १.१९५.४ ॥
The entire Veda with its six limbs entered this very child residing in the womb, again desiring to do good for the Bhṛgu lineage.
1.195.5
सोऽयं पितृवधाद्व्यक्तं क्रोधाद्वो हन्तुमिच्छति ।
तेजसा तस्य दिव्येन चक्षूंषि मुषितानि वः ॥ १.१९५.५ ॥
He, because of his father's slaying, clearly desires to kill you out of anger; by his divine power your eyes have been stolen.
1.195.6
तमेव यूयं याचध्वमौर्वं मम सुतोत्तमम् ।
अयं वः प्रणिपातेन तुष्टो दृष्टीः प्रदास्यति ॥ १.१९५.६ ॥
Beg of that best of my sons, Aurva. When you bow down to him, he will be pleased and will give you back your sight.
1.195.7
एवमुक्तास्ततः सर्वे राजानस्ते तमूरुजम् ।
ऊचुः प्रसीदेति तदा प्रसादं च चकार सः ॥ १.१९५.७ ॥
Thus addressed, all those kings said to him, the thigh-born one, "Be gracious." Then he showed grace.
1.195.8
अनेनैव च विख्यातो नाम्ना लोकेषु सत्तमः ।
स और्व इति विप्रर्षिरूरुं भित्त्वा व्यजायत ॥ १.१९५.८ ॥
By this very act, he who was renowned among the worlds by the name Aurva, the best of the good, a brahmin sage, was born after splitting the thigh.
1.195.9
चक्षूंषि प्रतिलभ्याथ प्रतिजग्मुस्ततो नृपाः ।
भार्गवस्तु मुनिर्मेने सर्वलोकपराभवम् ॥ १.१९५.९ ॥
Then the kings, regaining their sight, went back. But the sage, descendant of Bhṛgu, resolved upon the defeat of all the worlds.
1.195.10
स चक्रे तात लोकानां विनाशाय मतिं तदा ।
सर्वेषामेव कार्त्स्न्येन मनः प्रवणमात्मनः ॥ १.१९५.१० ॥
Dear one, then he resolved upon the destruction of the worlds; his mind was entirely inclined toward all of them.
1.195.11
इच्छन्नपचितिं कर्तुं भृगूणां भृगुनन्दनः ।
सर्वलोकविनाशाय तपसा सहतैधितः ॥ १.१९५.११ ॥
Desiring to take vengeance upon the Bhṛgus, the son of Bhṛgu was kindled, along with his austerity, for the destruction of all worlds.
1.195.12
तापयामास ताँल्लोकान्सदेवासुरमानुषान् ।
तपसोग्रेण महता नन्दयिष्यन्पितामहान् ॥ १.१९५.१२ ॥
With his fierce and great austerity he scorched those worlds, together with gods, asuras and men, wishing to gladden his forefathers.
1.195.13
ततस्तं पितरस्तात विज्ञाय कुलनन्दनम् ।
पितृलोकादुपागम्य सर्व ऊचुरिदं वचः ॥ १.१९५.१३ ॥
Then the forefathers, recognizing him, dear son, the joy of the family, came from the world of the ancestors and all spoke these words.
1.195.14
और्व दृष्टः प्रभावस्ते तपसोग्रस्य पुत्रक ।
प्रसादं कुरु लोकानां नियच्छ क्रोधमात्मनः ॥ १.१९५.१४ ॥
Aurva, your power through fierce austerity has been seen. Son, show grace to the worlds; restrain your own anger.
1.195.15
नानीशैर्हि तदा तात भृगुभिर्भावितात्मभिः ।
वधो ह्युपेक्षितः सर्वैः क्षत्रियाणां विहिंसताम् ॥ १.१९५.१५ ॥
Dear son, then the Bhṛgus, self-controlled, were unable to prevent it; all overlooked the slaughter of the kṣatriyas who were doing harm.
1.195.16
आयुषा विप्रकृष्टेन यदा नः खेद आविशत् ।
तदाऽस्माभिर्वधस्तात क्षत्रियैरीप्सितः स्वयम् ॥ १.१९५.१६ ॥
Dear son, when grief entered us, though our life was long-deferred, we ourselves desired the slaughter of the kṣatriyas.
1.195.17
निखातं यच्च वै वित्तं केनचिद्गृगुवेश्मनि ।
वैरायैव तदा न्यस्तं क्षत्रियान्कोपयिष्णुभिः ॥ १.१९५.१७ ॥
The wealth that someone had buried in the house of Bhṛgu was then placed there for enmity, by those wishing to provoke the kṣatriyas.
1.195.18
किं हि वित्तेन नः कार्यं स्वर्गेप्सूनां द्विजोत्तम ।
यदस्माकं धनाध्यक्षः प्रभूतं धनमाहरत् ॥ १.१९५.१८ ॥
Best of the twice-born, what need have we of wealth, we who desire heaven? For our overseer of wealth has brought an abundance of riches.
1.195.19
यदा तु मृत्युरादातुं न नः शक्नोति सर्वशः ।
तदाऽस्माभिरयं दृष्ट उपायस्तात संमतः ॥ १.१९५.१९ ॥
When death cannot seize us in any way, then, dear child, we have seen this means, which is approved.
1.195.20
आत्महा च पुमांस्तात न लोकाँल्लभते शुभान् ।
ततोऽस्माभिः समीक्ष्यैवं नात्मनात्मा निपातितः ॥ १.१९५.२० ॥
Dear child, a man who kills himself does not attain auspicious worlds. Therefore, having considered this well, we did not destroy the self by our own hand.
1.195.21
न चैतन्नः प्रियं तात यदिदं कर्तुमिच्छसि ।
नियच्छेदं मनः पापात्सर्वलोकपराभवात् ॥ १.१९५.२१ ॥
Dear child, what you wish to do is not dear to us. Restrain your mind from this sin, from the defeat of all the worlds.
1.195.22
मा वधीः क्षत्रियांस्तात न लोकान्सप्त पुत्रक ।
दूषयन्तं तपस्तेजः क्रोधमुत्पतितं जहि ॥ १.१९५.२२ ॥
Dear child, do not kill the kshatriyas, nor the seven worlds. Son, abandon the arisen wrath that defiles the splendor of asceticism.