[न] पुरा देवयुगे राजन्न आदित्यॊ भगवान दिवः आगच्छन मानुषं लॊकं दिदृक्षुर विगतक्लमः ।। २-११-१ ।।
'Narada said, "Listen to me, O child, as I describe the assembly house of the Grandsire, a place beyond description. In the ancient Krita (Golden) Age, O King, the exalted deity Aditya once descended from heaven to the world of men."' ।। 2-11-1 ।।
'Having previously seen the assembly house of Brahma, the Self-created, Aditya cheerfully wandered over the Earth in human form, eager to witness all that could be seen here. It was on that occasion, O son of Pandu, that the god of the day spoke to me;' ।। 2-11-2 ।।
'O bull of the Bharata race, about the celestial assembly of the Grandsire. This assembly is immeasurable, immaterial, and indescribable in form and shape, capable of delighting the heart of every creature with its splendor.' ।। 2-11-3 ।।
'O bull of the Bharata race, upon hearing of the merits of that assembly, I became desirous of beholding it. Thus, O King, I asked Aditya, saying..' ।। 2-11-4 ।।
'O exalted one, I desire to behold the sacred assembly of the Grandsire. O lord of light, tell me by what ascetic penances, acts, charms, or rites I may be enabled to behold that excellent, sin-cleansing assembly.' ।। 2-11-5 ।।