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kanya ca vindeta samagra-laksanam

 patim tv avira hata-kilbisam gatim

mrta-praja jiva-suta dhanesvari

 sudurbhaga subhaga rupam agryam

 

vinded virupa viruja vimucyate

 ya amayavindriya-kalya-deham

etat pathann abhyudaye ca karmany

 ananta-trptih pitr-devatanam

 

tustah prayacchanti samasta-kaman

 homavasane huta-bhuk sri-haris ca

rajan mahan marutam janma punyam

 diter vratam cabhihitam mahat te

 

Translation by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada: 

 

If an unmarried girl observes this vrata, she will be able to get a very good husband. If a woman who is avira — who has no husband or son — executes this ritualistic ceremony, she can be promoted to the spiritual world. A woman whose children have died after birth can get a child with a long duration of life and also become very fortunate in possessing wealth. If a woman is unfortunate she will become fortunate, and if ugly she will become beautiful. By observing this vrata, a diseased man can gain relief from his disease and have an able body with which to work. If one recites this narration while offering oblations to the pitas and demigods, especially during the sraddha ceremony, the demigods and inhabitants of Pitrloka will be extremely pleased with him and bestow upon him the fulfillment of all desires. After one performs this ritualistic ceremony, Lord Visnu and His wife, mother Laksmi, the goddess of fortune, are very pleased with him. O King Pariksit, now I have completely described how Diti performed this ceremony and had good children — the Maruts — and a happy life. I have tried to explain this to you as elaborately as possible.

 

Purport by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada: 

 

Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Sixth Canto, Nineteenth Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled “Performing the Pumsavana Ritualistic Ceremony.”

 

END OF THE SIXTH CANTO