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"His face was smiling, and His eyes were reddish. He was surrounded by such exalted liberated persons as Sanat-kumara"
Srimad-Bhagavatam
SB Canto 6
His face was smiling, and His eyes were reddish. He was surrounded by such exalted liberated persons as Sanat-kumara.
Upon reaching the shelter of Lord Śeṣa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Citraketu saw that He was as white as the white fibers of a lotus flower. He was dressed in bluish garments and adorned with a brilliantly glittering helmet, armlets, belt and bangles. His face was smiling, and His eyes were reddish. He was surrounded by such exalted liberated persons as Sanat-kumāra.