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Srimad Bhagavatam 8.18.3

8.18.3

मधुव्रतव्रातविघुष्टया स्वया विराजित: श्रीवनमालया हरि: । प्रजापतेर्वेश्मतम: स्वरोचिषा विनाशयन् कण्ठनिविष्टकौस्तुभ: ॥ ३ ॥

madhu-vrata-vrata-vighustaya svaya virajitah sri-vanamalaya harih prajapater vesma-tamah svarocisa vinasayan kantha-nivista-kaustubhah

madhu-vrata
of bees always hankering for honey
vrata
with a bunch
vighustaya
resounding
svaya
uncommon
virajitah
situated
sri
beautiful
vana-malaya
with a flower garland
harih
the Supreme Lord
prajapateh
of Kasyapa Muni, the Prajapati
vesma-tamah
the darkness of the house
sva-rocisa
by His own effulgence
vinasayan
vanquishing
kantha
on the neck
nivista
worn
kaustubhah
the Kaustubha gem

An uncommonly beautiful garland of flowers decorated His bosom, and because the flowers were extremely fragrant, a large group of bees, making their natural humming sounds, invaded them for honey. When the Lord appeared, wearing the Kaustubha gem on His neck, His effulgence vanquished the darkness in the home of the Prajapati Kasyapa.