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SB 2.7.23 – Satrughna is the incarnation of Aniruddha (Refer to 5.19.2 to resolve the contradiction
whether He is incarnation of Sankha). Also CC Adi 5.153, CB Antya khanda 8.171
SB 3.1.34 – Aniruddha is explained very well in this purport (Krishna sandarbha 89.1 explains that this
verse proves that Aniruddha is a member of catur vyuha
SB 4.24.36 – 38 – Rudra Geet – Lord Siva gives pranaam mantra of Lord Aniruddha
SB 10.87.26 – Jiva Goswami explains that Aniruddha rules total mind of universe
CC Adi 4.11-12 – When Lord Krishna appears, Aniruddha comes with Him
CC Madhya 20.242
Caitanya Bhagavat Adi khanda – 9.199 – When Nityananda prabhu took darshan of Lord Jagannath, He
saw Jagannath as source of caturvyuha
PARAMATMA SANDARBHA REFERENCES FOR ANIRUDDHA
Lord Pradyumna is the Supersoul presiding over the subtle elements. Lord Aniruddha is
the Supersoul presiding over the gross elements. Lord Sankarshana and other expansions
reside in Maha-Vaikunöha. Lord Vasudeva and other expansions preside over the mind and
senses. In this way it is explained.
This truth (that Lord Vishnu is the Supreme) is also proved by the fact that Brahma and
the other demigods again and again go to the milk-ocean and the other abodes of Lord
Vishnu to beg the Lord for protection, and also by the fact that the transcendental realm of
Lord Vishnu is celebrated above all others. For example, the Lord's abode is glorified in the
Brihat-sahasra-nama, which counts "kshirabdhi-mandira" (He whose palace is on the milk-
ocean) among Lord Vishnu's names. In some places in the scriptures, Lord Aniruddha is
called “shvetadvipa-pati" (the master of Shvetadvipa). Lord Aniruddha is a direct
incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The verse quoted in the beginning of this anuccheda was spoken
by Shrila Shukadeva Gosvami.
KRISHNA SANDARBHA REFERENCES FOR ANIRUDDHA
Mahabharat reference in Krishna sandarbha (2.7)
Anuccheda 2
Text 8
asman-murtish caturthi ya
sashrijac chesham avyayam
sa hi sankarshanah proktah
pradyumnam so 'py ajijanat
pradyumnad aniruddho 'ham
sargo mama punah punah
"From My fourth expansion the eternal form of Lord Shesha is manifest. Then Lord
Sankarshana is manifest and from Him Lord Pradyumna appears. From My appearance as
Lord Pradyumna I again appear as Lord Aniruddha. From the lotus flower of Lord
Aniruddha's navel, Brahma is born, and form Brahma all the material elements as well as
the moving and non-moving living entities appear."
Text 9
tatraiva vedavyasah
maha-purusha-sam jnam sa
labhate svena karmana
tasmat prasutam avyaktam
pradhanam tad vidur budhah
avyaktad vyaktam apannam
loka-shrishöy-artham ishvarat
aniruddho hi lokeshu
mahan atmeti kathyate
"They who are learned in sankhya-yoga declare that Lord Aniruddha is the all-pervading
Supersoul. Lord Sankarshana's transcendental deeds have expanded His reputation as the
Supreme Personality of Godhead. The wise know that the unmifest origins (pradhana) of
material creation have emanated from Lord Shankarshana, and because of Him this original
form of matter evolves into the manifest material world. Lord Aniruddha, the all-pervading
Supersoul present in each universe, appears from Lord Sankarshana, and He creates
Brahma, the grandfather of all living entities."
Text 10
The first part of this passage describes the glories of Lord Sankarshana, and the second
part, beginning with the words “aniruddho hi", describes the glories of Lord Aniruddha. The
word "lokeshu" means "in each universe" and the word "mahatma" means the all-pervading
Supersoul (paramatma). The word "vyaktatvam" means “manifested from Lord
Pradyumna." The rest of the verse is clear and requires no comment.
Text 19
atra-in this connection; ucyate-it is said; amshanam-of the expansions; amshi-of the
source of the incarnations; samarthya-power; adikam-etc.; tat-with Him; aikyena-with
equality; eva-certainly; mantavyam-should be considered; tat-therefore; ca-also;
yathavidasina iti adau-in the verse beginning "yathavidasina"; tasya-of Him;
akshayatvena-with eternity; tasam-of them; akshayatvam-eternity; yatha-just as;
tadvat-in the same way; amsha-amshitva-of the stte of the incarnations or the source of
the incarnations; anupapatteh-of the state of being inapplicable; eva-certainly; tatha-in
the same way; ca-also; shri-vasudeva-of Lord Vasudeva; aniruddhayoh-and Lord
Aniruddha; sarvatha-always; samye-in equality; prasakte-devoted; kadacit-sometimes;
aniruddhena-by Lord Aniruddha; api-also; shri-vasudevasya-of Lord Vasudeva;
avirbhavana-the appearance; prasajjyeta-is aspired for; tat-that; ca-also; shruta-
viparita-contradicting the Vedic literatures; iti-thus; asat-false; eva-certainly; tasmat-
therefore; asti-there is; eva-certainly; avatari-of the source of the incarnation;
avatarayoh-and of the incarnation; taratamyam-gradations of higher and lower.
Here it is said that both the Original Personality of Godhead and His expansions (amshas)
are equally powerful. In the phrase "yathavidasinah kulyah sarasah syuh sahasrashah" (The
incarnations of the Lord are innumerable like rivulets flowing from inexaustible sources of
water) (1.3.26) it may be understood that, because the Lord and His expansions share the
same nature, as the original Supreme Personality of Godhead is eternal, so His expansions
are also eternal. Although Lord Vasudeva and Lord Aniruddha are equal in all respects, Lord
Aniruddha sometimes devotedly meditates on Lord Vasudeva. To argue that this is
cotradicted by the Shruti-shastra is wrong. For the Supreme Lord, who is the source of all
incarnations, and for all His expansions, there are gradations of higher and lower.
Text 20
atah eva-therefore; tritiyasya-of the Third Canto; ashöame-in the Eighth Chapter;
asinam-seated; urvyam-in the bottom of the universe; bhagavantam-unto the Lord;
adyam-the original; sankarshanam-sankarshana; devam-the Personality of Godhead;
akunöha-sattvam-undeterred knowledge; vivitsavah-being inquisitive to know; tattvam
atah-truth like this; parasya-regarding the Supreme Personality of Godhead; kumara-the
boy-saint; mukhyah-headed by; munayah-great sages; anvapricchan-inquired like this;
svam-Himself; eva-thus; dhishnyam-situated; bahu-greatly; manayantam-esteemed;
yat-that which; vasudeva-Lord Vasudeva; abhidham-by the name; amananti-
acknowledge.
"Some time ago, being inquisitive to know, Sanat-kumara, the chief of the boy-saints,
accompanied by other great sages, inquired exactly like you about the truths regarding
Vasudeva, the Supreme, from Lord Sankarshana, who is seated at the bottom of the
universe. At that time Lord Sankarshana was meditating upon His Supreme Lord, whom the
learned esteem as Lord Vasudeva."*
Text 21
ity adau vasudevasya sankarshanad api paratvam shruyate. yat tu tesham tatha
vyakhyanam tatra krishnas tu ity anarthakam syat, bhagavan svayam ity anenaivabhipreta-
siddheh.
This verse clearly states that Lord Vasudeva is superior to Lord Sankarshana. These
gradations of higher and lower do not refer to Krishna. The phrase krishnas tu (but Krishna)
separates Him from them. Krishna is then declared to be "bhagavan svayam" (the original
Supreme Personality of Godhead).
Krishna sandarbha Anuccheda 89 – Explanation of Aniruddha deity of mind. Why Aniruddha lost to
Banasura? Answered here.
tato 'niruddha-lokam ca
pradyumnasya yatha kramam
sankarshanasya ca tatha
vasudevasya ca smaret
{ }"Within the spiritual world is situated the planet of Lord Aniruddha, and above that is
the planet of Lord Pradyumna. Above Lord Pradyumna's planet is the planet of Lord
Sankarshana, and above that is the planet of Lord Vasudeva. One should meditate on the
spiritual world in this way."
Text 62
chaturasram iti-a description of the verses from the Brahma-samhita quoted in Text 54
(pps. 732-733); tat-bahih-beyond that; chaturasram-quadrangular place; tasya-of that;
gokulasya-Gokula; bahih-outside; sarvatah-everywhere; chaturasram-quadrangular;
catushkona-atmakam-quadrangular; sthalam-place; shvetadvipa-Svetadvipa; akhyam-
named; iti-thus; tat-of that; amshe-on a part; gokulam-Gokula; iti-thus; nama-name;
vishesha-specific; abhavat-from the non-existence; kintu-however; chaturasra-the
quadrangular place; abhyantara-within; mandalam-area; vrindavana-as Vrindavana;
akhyam-known; bahih-external; mandalam-area; kevalam-exclusively; shvetadvipa-as
Svetadvipa; akhyam-named; jneyam-known; golokah iti-as Goloka; yat-which;
paryayah-sequence; tat-therefore; idam-this; krodi-krita-in the middle; gokulam-Gokula;
vrindavana-Vrindavana; akhyaya-by the name; ati-very prasiddham-famous; iti-thus;
na-not; nirdishöam-indicated; krodi-krita-in the middle; tat-sarvam-everything; asya-of
that; tu-but; bahih-ourside; mandalam-area; goloka-Goloka; shvetadvipa-Svetadvipa;
akhyam-named; jneyam-may be known.
{ }Now we will discuss the Brahma-samhita verses quoted in Text 54. These verses
describe the quadrangular place named Shvetadvipa, which surrounds the outskirts of
Gokula. The external part of that quadrangle is known as Shvetadvipa, and the central part
is known as Vrindavana. The entire area is known as Goloka-Shvetadvipa.
Text 63
{ }The abodes of the four expansions of Lord Krishna (Vasudeva, Sankarshana,
Pradyumna, and Aniruddha) are situated in the four sides of the quadrangle of Shvetadvipa.
These four sides of Shvetadvipa are also the places where the four-fold mundane
requirements (piety, wealth, passion, and liberation), are situated. Also situated in these
quadrants are the four Vedas which contain mantras enabling one to attain the four
mundane requirements, the ten protectors (dik-palas) of the directions in the form of
mantras, the associates of the hue of blue, yellow, red, and white, and the extraordinary
potencies bearing the names of Vimala etc.
shri-markandeyottaram
kalpa-kshaye vyatite tu
tam devam prapitamahat
aniruddham vijanami
pitaram te jagat-patim" iti
"Again and again I saw the Supreme Lord, the master of the universes. Still, as the kalpa
was being destroyed I was bewildered by maya, and I could not understand who He was.
When the kalpa's destruction had passed, I could understand that He was Your father,
Aniruddha, the master of the universes, and that He was an avatara manifested from your
grandfather, Lord Krishna."
Laghu Bhagavatamrita
Text 438-443
Text 438
prapanca-gocaratvena
sa lila prakata smrita
anyas tv aprakata bhanti
tadrisyas tad-agocariah
prapanca-of the material world; gocaratvena-within the range of perception; sa-that; lila-
pastime; prakata-as "prakata"; smrta-is known; anyah-others; tu-but;
aprkatah-"aprakata"; bhanti-are manifest; taersyah-like that; tat-of the material world;
agocarah-beyond the range of perception.
The Lord's pastimes that are visible in the material world are called "prakata" (manifest).
Other pastimes, which are not visible in the material world, are called "aprakata" (mot
manifest).
Text 439
tatra prakata-lilayam
eva syatam gamagamau
gokule mathurayam ca
dvaravatyam ca sarnginah
In His prakata pastimes, Lord Krishna travels from Gokula to Mathura to Dvaraka.
Text 440
In each of these places His aparakata pastimes are present. This is stated again and
again in Shrimad-Bhagavatam 10.90.48 (quoted in Text 430).
Text 441
devady-amsavatarane
pravritte padmajajnaya
vasudevadikanam ye
svarge 'msah kasyapadayah
nitya-lilantarasthais te
vasudevadibhir gatah
sayujyam amsibhis tatra
jayante sura-mukhyatah
By Brahma's order Maharaja Vasudeva and the other associates of the Lord incarnate, by
their partial expansions, in the upper material planets as Kasyapa Muni and others. Then, at
the appropriate time, these expansions merge into their origins, the forms of Maharaja
Vasudeva and the other devotees that eternally enjoy pastimes with the Lord.
Text 442
yad-vilaso maha-shrisah
sa lila-purushottamah
avirbubhusur atravis-
kritya sankarshanam purah
antah-sthitavishkartavya-
tad-anya-vyuha isvarah
hridaye prakatas tasya
bhavaty anakadundubheh
Text 443
bhumi-bhara-nirasaya
devanam abhiyacnaya
dvaparasyavasane 'sminn
ashta-vimse catur-yuge
kshirabdhi-sayi-yad-rupam
aniruddhataya smritam
tad idam- hridaya-sthena
rupenanakadundubheh
aikyam prapya tato gacchet
prakatyam devaki-hridi
bhumi-of the earth; bhara-of the burden; nirasaya-for the removal; devanam-of the
demigods; abhiyacnaya-by the request; dvaparasya-of Dvapara-yuga; avasane-at the end;
asmin-in this; asta-vimse-the 28th; catuh-yuge-cycle of four yugas; ksira-abdhi-sayi-of
Ksirodakasayi Vishnu; yat-of whom; rupam-the form; aniruddhataya-as Lord Aniruddha;
smrtam' described in the Vedi literatures; tat-therefore; idam-this; hrdaya-in thk heart;
sthena-situated; rupena-by the form; anakadindubheh-from Maharaja vasudeva; aikyam-
oneness; prapya-after attaining; tatah-then; gacchet-may go; prakatyam-to manifestation;
devki-of Devaki-devi; hrdi' within the heart.
In the 28th cycle of four yugas, toward the end of the Dvapara-yuga, Lord Krishna
descended to the earth in response to the demigods' request that He relieve the burden of
the earth. He appeared as Lord Aniruddha who lies down on the ocean of milk. Then that
form became one with the form of Lord Krishna in the of Maharaja Vasudeva's heart. Then
He was transfered Devaki's heart