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sei yāi’ grāmera loka vaiṣṇava karaya<br>
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anya-grāmī āsi’ tāṅre dekhi’ vaiṣṇava haya<br>
:anya-grāmī āsi’ tāṅre dekhi’ vaiṣṇava haya
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When each of these newly empowered individuals returned to his own village, he also converted the villagers into devotees. And when others came from different villages to see him, they were also converted.
When each of these newly empowered individuals returned to his own village, he also converted the villagers into devotees. And when others came from different villages to see him, they were also converted.
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Latest revision as of 23:47, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 103

sei yāi’ grāmera loka vaiṣṇava karaya
anya-grāmī āsi’ tāṅre dekhi’ vaiṣṇava haya


SYNONYMS

sei — that Vaiṣṇava; yāi’ — going to his own village; grāmera loka — all the people of the village; vaiṣṇava — devotees; karaya — makes; anya-grāmī — inhabitants from different villages; āsi’ — coming there; tāṅre dekhi’ — by seeing him; vaiṣṇava haya — become devotees.


TRANSLATION

When each of these newly empowered individuals returned to his own village, he also converted the villagers into devotees. And when others came from different villages to see him, they were also converted.