युधिष्ठिर उवाच
प्रार्थितो राजसूयो मे न चासौ केवलेप्सया ॥
प्राप्यते येन तत् ते ह विदितं कृष्ण सर्वशः ॥
यस्मिन् सर्वं संभवति यश् च सर्वत्र पूज्यते ॥
यश् च सर्वेश्वरो राजा राजसूयं स विन्दति ॥
तं राजसूयं सुहृदः कार्यम् आहुः समेत्य मे ॥
तत्र मे निश्चिततमं तव कृष्ण गिरा भवेत् ॥
yudhiṣṭhira uvāca
prārthito rājasūyo me na cāsau kevalepsayā ||
prāpyate yena tat te ha viditaṃ kṛṣṇa sarvaśaḥ ||
yasmin sarvaṃ saṃbhavati yaś ca sarvatra pūjyate ||
yaś ca sarveśvaro rājā rājasūyaṃ sa vindati ||
taṃ rājasūyaṃ suhṛdaḥ kāryam āhuḥ sametya me ||
tatra me niścitatamaṃ tava kṛṣṇa girā bhavet ||
Yudhishthira said: "The Rajasuya is desired by me, and it is attained not by mere wishing alone — but by what, that is known to you, Krishna, in full; that Rajasuya is attained [only] by him in whom all is possible, who is honored everywhere, and who is a king, lord of all. My friends, having gathered together, bid me perform it; but let my surest resolve in this be from your word, Krishna."
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Here the king, having heard everyone, entrusts the final word to Krishna. It is significant that Yudhishthira does not consider the decision made until the Lord confirms it: he honors the counsel of men, but seeks the final truth from God. Thus scripture reveals Krishna's word as the measure of every decision; and next the king explains why he turned specifically to Him.