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Kurma Avatara - Sanskrit Text with English Translation (Meaning)

- from Srimad Bhagavatam - Skanda 1 - 3

कूर्म अवतार
Kurma Avatara
Kurma Avatara
Kurma Avatara

सुरासुराणामुदधिं मथ्नतां मन्दराचलम्
दध्रे कमठरूपेण पृष्ठ एकादशे विभुः ॥१
..१६॥
Sura-Asuraannaam-Udadhim Mathnataam Mandaraacalam |
Dadhre Kamattha-Ruupenna Prssttha Ekaadashe Vibhuh ||1.3.16||

Meaning:
1: When the Suras (Devas) and the Asuras (Demons) were churning the Ocean with the Mandarachala mountain,
2: The All-Pervading Lord supported that mountain on his back in the form of a Kamattha (Tortoise), during his Eleventh incarnation.

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