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    Ten Topics of

    Srimad
    DAY 5 :
    10 Topics in 12
    Cantos of Srimad
    Bhagavatam
    Bhagavatam is the Divine body of Krishna
    padau yadiyau prathamadvitiyau trtiyaturyau kathitau yaduru
    nabhistatha pancama eva sastho bhujantaram doryugalam tathanyau
    kanthas tu rajan navamo yadiyo mukharavindam dasamam praphullam
    ekadaso yasya lalatapattakam siro'pi tu dvadasa eva bhati
    tamadidevam karunanidhanam tamalavarnam suhitavataram
    aparasamsara samudra-setum bhajamahe bhagavata-svarupam
    (Padma Purana 2.20)
    Translation
    I worship that Supreme Lord Sri Krsna, the origin of all the gods, the abode of mercy,
    whose transcendental form is black like the tamal tree, and who has appeared in the
    form of His sound avatara, Srimad-Bhagavatam. It is the literary incarnation of Krsna, a
    bridge by which lost souls can cross the ocean of repeated birth and death.

    Srimad-Bhagavatam has twelve cantos, which correspond to the twelve different parts of
    Krsna's divine form. The first two cantos are the lotus feet of Krsna. The third and fourth
    cantos are His lotus thighs. The fifth canto is His lotus navel. The sixth canto is His torso
    and chest. The seventh and eight cantos are his lotus arms. The ninth canto is his throat.
    The tenth canto is his beautiful lotus face. The eleventh canto is His forehead, and the
    Bhagavatam is the Divine body of Krishna
    (The Status Quo)
    (The Creation of
    the Fourth Order)
    (The Creative
    Impetus)
    (Prescribed Duties
    for Mankind)
    (The Science
    of God)
    (Withdrawal of the
    Cosmic Creations)

    (Liberation)
    (General History)
    Nirodha- Destruction

    • Twelfth
    Canto
    (The Age of
    Deterioratio
    n)
    Tenth Canto
    (The
    Summum
    Bonum)

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