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Which ears are ears· Verses 1–5

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Revered one, I want to hear the other mighty things done by Mukunda, the great self, whose strength has no end. Tell them, master. Brahmin, who that knows one thing from another, and is worn out by the arrows of desire, would stop once he had heard the good accounts of him whose renown is highest? That is speech which tells out what he is; those are hands which do his work; that is a mind which remembers him living in all that moves and all that stands; that is an ear which hears the holy accounts of him. That is a head which bows to whatever bears his mark in either kind, and that alone is an eye which sees it. Those are limbs which honour, day after day, the water from the feet of Visnu and then of his people.

Asked in this way by the one whom Visnu protected, the revered son of Badarayana, his heart sunk deep in Vasudeva the Bhagavan, spoke.