# Cc. Madhya 20.334 ## Text > satya-yuge dharma-dhyāna karāya 'śukla'-mūrti dhari' > kardamake vara dilā yeṅho kṛpā kari' ## Synonyms *satya*-*yuge*—in the millennium of Satya-yuga; *dharma*-*dhyāna*—religious principles and meditation; *karāya*—induces; *śukla*—whitish; *mūrti*—form; *dhari'*—accepting; *kardamake*—to Kardama Muni; *vara* *dilā*—gave benedictions; *yeṅho*—who; *kṛpā* *kari'*—out of causeless mercy. ## Translation **"As the white incarnation, the Lord taught religion and meditation. He offered benedictions to Kardama Muni, and in this way He showed His causeless mercy.** ## Purport Kardama Muni was one of the *prajāpatis.* He married Devahūti, the daughter of Manu, and their son was Kapiladeva. The Supreme Lord was very pleased with Kardama Muni's austerities, and He appeared before Kardama Muni in a whitish body. This happened in the Satya-yuga millennium, when people were accustomed to practicing meditation.