suta uavach evam dharme pravadati sa samrat dwijasattamah samahitena manasa vikhedah paryachasta tam.
Synonyms
suta uvacha—Suta Goswami said; dharme—the Personality of religiosity; pravadati—thus spoken; sa—he; samrat—the emperor; dwijasattamah—oh the best among the Brahmins; samahitena—in proper attention; manasa—by the mind; vikheda—without any mistake; paryachasta—counter replied; tam—unto him.
Translation
Suta Goswami said, oh the best among the Brahmins, the emperor Parikshit thus hearing on the Personality of religiosity so speaking, He was full satisfied in his mind and without mistake or regret he counter replied to him.
Purport
The statement of the bull personality of religiosity being full of philosophy and knowledge, the king was satisfied in his mind as he could understand that the suffering bull was not an ordinary one. Unless one is not perfectly conversant with the law of the Supreme Lord, no body could speak such thing touching philosophical truths. The emperor also being on equal level of sagacity, replied just to the point without any doubts or mistake.