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''ākāśa''—the sky; ''ananta''—unlimited; ''tāte''—in that sky; ''yaiche''—just as; ''pakṣi-gaṇa''—all types of birds; ''yāra''—of someone; ''yata śakti''—whatever power; ''tata''—that much; ''kare ārohaṇa''—rises up and up.
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Latest revision as of 20:21, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 79

ākāśa—ananta, tāte yaiche pakṣi-gaṇa
yāra yata śakti, tata kare ārohaṇa


SYNONYMS

ākāśa — the sky; ananta — unlimited; tāte — in that sky; yaiche — just as; pakṣi-gaṇa — all types of birds; yāra — of someone; yata śakti — whatever power; tata — that much; kare ārohaṇa — rises up and up.


TRANSLATION

The sky is unlimited, but many birds fly higher and higher according to their own abilities.