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aśvatthaḥ sarvavṛkṣāṇāṃ devarṣīṇāṃ ca nāradaḥ . gandharvāṇāṃ citrarathaḥ siddhānāṃ kapilo muniḥ
Unter allen Bäumen bin Ich der Ashvattha (Pipalbaum), und unter den göttlichen Weisen Narada. Unter den Gandharvas bin Ich Chitraratha; unter den Vollkommenen der Weise Kapila.
Among all trees (I am) the Asvatha (peepul), and Narada among the divine sages. Among the dandharvas [A class of demigods regarded as the musicians of gods.] (I am) Citraratha; among the perfected ones, the sage Kapila.
Krishna offenbart sich als der heilige Ashvattha-Baum, als Narada, der göttliche Bote und Weise, als Chitraratha, der herausragende Gandharva-Musiker, und als Kapila Muni, der Weise unter den Siddhas, die von Geburt an vollkommen sind.
Devarshis are gods and at the same time Rishis or seers of Mantras.Siddhas are the perfected ones those who at their very birth attained without any effort Dharma (virtue)? Jnana (knowledge of the Self)? Vairagya (dispassion) and Aisvarya (lordship).Muni is one who does Manana or reflection one who meditates.