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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.86.27-29

10.86.27-29

श्रान्तानप्यथ तान् दूराज्जनक: स्वगृहागतान् । आनीतेष्वासनाग्र्‍येषु सुखासीनान् महामना: ॥ २७ ॥ प्रवृद्धभक्त्या उद्धर्षहृदयास्राविलेक्षण: । नत्वा तदङ्‍‍घ्रीन् प्रक्षाल्य तदपो लोकपावनी: ॥ २८ ॥ सकुटुम्बो वहन् मूर्ध्ना पूजयां चक्र ईश्वरान् । गन्धमाल्याम्बराकल्पधूपदीपार्घ्यगोवृषै: ॥ २९ ॥

śrāntān apy atha tān dūrāj janakaḥ sva-gṛhāgatān ānīteṣv āsanāgryeṣu sukhāsīnān mahā-manāḥ pravṛddha-bhaktyā uddharṣa- hṛdayāsrāvilekṣaṇaḥ natvā tad-aṅghrīn prakṣālya tad-apo loka-pāvanīḥ sa-kuṭumbo vahan mūrdhnā pūjayāṁ cakra īśvarān gandha-mālyāmbarākalpa- dhūpa-dīpārghya-go-vṛṣaiḥ

śrāntān
fatigued
api
indeed
atha
then
tān
them
dūrāt
from a distance
janakaḥ
King Bahulāśva, a descendant of Janaka
sva
to his
gṛha
home
āgatān
come
ānīteṣu
which were brought out
āsana
on seats
agryeṣu
excellent
sukha
comfortably
āsīnān
seated
mahā-manāḥ
very intelligent
pravṛddha
intense
bhaktyā
with devotion
ut-dharṣa
overjoyed
hṛdaya
whose heart
asra
with tears
āvila
clouded
īkṣaṇaḥ
whose eyes
natvā
bowing down
tat
their
aṅghrīn
feet
prakṣālya
washing
tat
from that
apaḥ
the water
loka
the whole world
pāvanīḥ
able to purify
sa
together with
kuṭumbaḥ
his family
vahan
carrying
mūrdhnā
on his head
pūjayām cakre
he worshiped
īśvarān
the lords
gandha
with fragrant (sandalwood) paste
mālya
flower garlands
ambara
clothing
ākalpa
jewelry
dhūpa
incense
dīpa
lamps
arghya
arghya water
go
cows
vṛṣaiḥ
and bulls

When King Bahulāśva, a descendant of Janaka, saw Lord Kṛṣṇa approaching his house from a distance with the sages, who were somewhat fatigued from the journey, he immediately arranged to have seats of honor brought out for them. After they were all comfortably seated, the wise King, his heart overflowing with joy and his eyes clouded by tears, bowed down to them and washed their feet with intense devotion. Taking the wash water, which could purify the entire world, he sprinkled it on his head and the heads of his family members. Then he worshiped all those great lords by offering them fragrant sandalwood paste, flower garlands, fine clothing and ornaments, incense, lamps, arghya and cows and bulls.