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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.8.14

5.8.14

क्रियायां निर्वर्त्यमानायामन्तरालेऽप्युत्थायोत्थाय यदैनमभिचक्षीत तर्हि वाव स वर्षपति: प्रकृतिस्थेन मनसा तस्मा आशिष आशास्ते स्वस्ति स्ताद्वत्स ते सर्वत इति ॥ १४ ॥

kriyayam nirvartyamanayam antarale ’py utthayotthaya yadainam abhicaksita tarhi vava sa varsa-patih prakrti-sthena manasa tasma asisa asaste svasti stad vatsa te sarvata iti.

kriyayam
the activities of worshiping the Lord or performing ritualistic ceremonies
nirvartyamanayam
even without finishing
antarale
at intervals in the middle
api
although
utthaya utthaya
repeatedly getting up
yada
when
enam
the deer calf
abhicaksita
would see
tarhi vava
at that time
sah
he
varsa-patih
Maharaja Bharata
prakrti-sthena
happy
manasa
within his mind
tasmai
unto it
asisah asaste
bestows benedictions
svasti
all auspiciousness
stat
let there be
vatsa
O my dear calf
te
unto you
sarvatah
in all respects
iti
thus

When Maharaja Bharata was actually worshiping the Lord or was engaged in some ritualistic ceremony, although his activities were unfinished, he would still, at intervals, get up and see where the deer was. In this way he would look for it, and when he could see that the deer was comfortably situated, his mind and heart would be very satisfied, and he would bestow his blessings upon the deer, saying, My dear calf, may you be happy in all respects