श्री भीष्म उवाच –
इति मतिरुपकल्पिता वितृष्णा भगवति सात्वत पुङ्गवे विभूम्नि । स्वसुखमुपगते क्वचिद्विहर्तुं प्रकृतिमुपेयुषि यद्भवप्रवाहः ॥१॥
त्रिभुवनकमनं तमालवर्णं रविकर गौरवराम्बरं दधाने । वपुरल ककुला वृताननाब्जं विजयसखे रतिरस्तु मेऽनवद्या ॥२ ॥
युधि तुरगरजो विधूम्रविष्वक्क चलुलितश्रम वार्यलंकृतास्ये । मम निशितशरै र्विभिद्यमान त्वचि विलसत्कवचेऽस्तु कृष्ण आत्मा ॥३॥
सपदि सखिवचो निशम्य मध्ये निज परयोर बलयो रथं निवेश्य । स्थितवति परसैनिका युरक्ष्णा हृतवति पार्थ सखे रतिर्ममास्तु ॥४॥
व्यवहित पृथनामुखं निरीक्ष्य स्वजनवधाद्विमुखस्य दोषबुद्ध्या। कुमतिम हरदात्म विद्यया यश्चरणरतिः परमस्य तस्य मेऽस्तु ॥५॥
स्वनिगम मपहाय मत्प्रतिज्ञा मृतमधिकर्तुमवप्लुतो रथस्थः । धृतरथचरणोऽभ्ययाच्चलत्गुः हरिरिव हन्तुमिभं गतोत्तरीयः ॥६॥
P. Shaan dubey
Chand (Chhindwara)
Sri Bhishma said –
Thus the mind was filled with disgust for the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the Supreme Personality of Godhead. When you have attained your own happiness you sometimes want to enjoy yourself, which is the flow of birth and death.
The sun-god was dressed in a tamarisk-coloured robe that adorned the three worlds. O friend of Vijaya, may my attraction be unfailing for Your lotus-like face, which is covered with a lotus flower.
The dust of the horses in battle was smokeless, and the fatigue of the moving sky was adorned with water. May the shield of Krishna shining on my skin pierced by my sharp arrows be the soul of Krishna.
At once, hearing the words of his friend, he placed his chariot in the middle of his own and the other’s forces. O friend of Arjuna may I have affection for the army of the enemy standing still and taking away Yurakshana.
Looking at the face of Pruthana who was determined to refrain from killing his relatives he felt guilty May I have attraction to the feet of the Supreme Being who by His knowledge destroys all evil thoughts.
He abandoned his covenant with me and jumped into his chariot to take over the dead man who had promised me Holding the foot of his chariot he moved about like a monkey wearing an upper garment to kill an elephant
P. Shaan Dubey
Chand (Chhindwara)
