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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.1.8

5.1.8

स तत्र तत्र गगनतल उडुपतिरिव विमानावलिभिरनुपथममरपरिवृढैरभिपूज्यमान: पथि पथि च वरूथश: सिद्धगन्धर्वसाध्यचारणमुनिगणैरुपगीयमानो गन्धमादनद्रोणीमवभासयन्नुपससर्प ॥ ८ ॥

sa tatra tatra gagana-tala udu-patir iva vimanavalibhir anupatham amara-parivrdhair abhipujyamanah pathi pathi ca varuthasah siddha-gandharva-sadhya-carana-muni-ganair upagiyamano gandha-madana-dronim avabhasayann upasasarpa.

sah
he (Lord Brahma)
tatra tatra
here and there
gagana-tale
under the canopy of the sky
udu-patih
the moon
iva
like
vimana-avalibhih
in their different airplanes
anupatham
along the path
amara
of the demigods
parivrdhaih
by the leaders
abhipujyamanah
being worshiped
pathi pathi
on the way, one after another
ca
also
varuthasah
in groups
siddha
by the residents of Siddhaloka
gandharva
by the residents of Gandharvaloka
sadhya
by the residents of Sadhyaloka
carana
by the residents of Caranaloka
muni-ganaih
and by great sages
upagiyamanah
being worshiped
gandha-madana
of the planet where the Gandhamadana Hill is found
dronim
the border
avabhasayan
illuminating
upasasarpa
he approached

As Lord Brahma descended on his carrier, the great swan, all the residents of the planes named Siddhaloka, Gandharvaloka, Sadhyaloka and Caranaloka, as well as great sages and demigods flying in their different airplanes, assembled within the canopy of the sky to receive Lord Brahma and worship him. As he received respect and adoration from the residents of the various planes, Lord Brahma appeared just like the full moon surrounded by illuminating stars. Lord Brahma’s great swan then arrived at the border of Gandhamadana Hill and approached Prince Priyavrata, who was sitting there.