Visible eye of Lord is representative of Supreme Lord
Angartha Anugya Netra
Ta Pujyanti Parameswara
Kirya Dhannya Kripa Vikhya
Pujya Pade Parameswra
Being a part of body one must take permission of visible eye, then only one worships supreme Lord. When action is glorified then one asks mercy of Lord of visible eye by touching His feet who is supreme Lord
PURPORT:
How is whole and part relationship? Every limbs of the body is part of whole body. But limbs can not work alone. All limbs needed instruction by visible eye. That visible eye who always watching all actions of each limb is representative of supreme Lord. Though eye is one part of body but action of eye is much more superior than other limbs including feet. That's why based on the function of limbs one limb is worshiped by less superior limbs. Again every limb is represented by one supreme worshipable deity. Though all limbs are situated on the body of supreme Lord and touching His feet one can get mercy of complete whole, but still every limb within whole takes the permission of visible eye to execute action and glorified. That's why all other limbs within the body of complete whole watches using the same visible eye of supreme Lord. Similarly within the spiritual body of Lord function of visible eye is very much important because all other parts those are limbs engage in many different actions and can see each other through that visible eye of Supreme Lord. So representation of supreme Lord is completed through the visible eye of supreme Lord who can see every action and gives permission, instructions, guidance to all other functioning limbs executing actions. Thus visibility of every limb is visibility of visible eye of supreme Lord. In that context Prabhupada is visible eye of supreme Lord through Him all other limbs and their performing actions are visible to Supreme Lord. Thus worshiping of visible eye is worshipping of supreme Lord. All glory to Prabhupada! All glory to Hari! All glory to Mohaprabhu! All glory to Pancha Tattva! All glory to associates Vaisnavas! Hare Krsna! Haribol!
Ta Pujyanti Parameswara
Kirya Dhannya Kripa Vikhya
Pujya Pade Parameswra
Being a part of body one must take permission of visible eye, then only one worships supreme Lord. When action is glorified then one asks mercy of Lord of visible eye by touching His feet who is supreme Lord
PURPORT:
How is whole and part relationship? Every limbs of the body is part of whole body. But limbs can not work alone. All limbs needed instruction by visible eye. That visible eye who always watching all actions of each limb is representative of supreme Lord. Though eye is one part of body but action of eye is much more superior than other limbs including feet. That's why based on the function of limbs one limb is worshiped by less superior limbs. Again every limb is represented by one supreme worshipable deity. Though all limbs are situated on the body of supreme Lord and touching His feet one can get mercy of complete whole, but still every limb within whole takes the permission of visible eye to execute action and glorified. That's why all other limbs within the body of complete whole watches using the same visible eye of supreme Lord. Similarly within the spiritual body of Lord function of visible eye is very much important because all other parts those are limbs engage in many different actions and can see each other through that visible eye of Supreme Lord. So representation of supreme Lord is completed through the visible eye of supreme Lord who can see every action and gives permission, instructions, guidance to all other functioning limbs executing actions. Thus visibility of every limb is visibility of visible eye of supreme Lord. In that context Prabhupada is visible eye of supreme Lord through Him all other limbs and their performing actions are visible to Supreme Lord. Thus worshiping of visible eye is worshipping of supreme Lord. All glory to Prabhupada! All glory to Hari! All glory to Mohaprabhu! All glory to Pancha Tattva! All glory to associates Vaisnavas! Hare Krsna! Haribol!
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