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Bhagavatapurana 11.6.12

Bhāgavatapurāṇa 11.6.12

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11.6.12

yaḥ su-praṇītam amuyārhaṇam ādadan no % bhūyāt sadāṅghrir aśubhāśaya-dhūmaketuḥ //

accepts that offering nicely offered by her—may Your foot ever be a comet [destroying] our impure thoughts.

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11.6.12.p2

ketus tri-vikrama-yutas tri-patat-patāko $ yas te bhayābhaya-karo 'sura-deva-camvoḥ &

Which was a pillar advancing in three strides, with a banner falling in three streams, producing fear and fearlessness in the armies of the demons and the gods,

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13. May Thy feet, O Lord, O Perfect one, purify the sin of us, Thy worshippers—the feet known for the three (glorious) steps taken in relation to Bali, at which Ganga shines like a flag with three streamers, which are the source of fear and freedom from fear, respectively of the asura and the celestial armies and which lead the righteous to swarga (happiness) and the unrighteous to hell.!

S. Subba Rau 1928, The Srimad Bhagavatam

11.6.12.p3

ketus tri-vikrama-yutas tri-patat-patāko $ yas te bhayābhaya-karo 'sura-deva-camvoḥ &

Which was a pillar advancing in three strides, with a banner falling in three streams, producing fear and fearlessness in the armies of the demons and the gods,

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