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(New page: '''SB 1.8.30''' janma karma ca viśvātmann<br/> ajasyākartur ātmanaḥ<br/> tiryaṅ-nṝṣiṣu yādaḥsu<br/> tad atyanta-viḍambanam<br/> '''Of course it is bewildering, O ...) |
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ajasyākartur ātmanaḥ<br/> | ajasyākartur ātmanaḥ<br/> | ||
tiryaṅ-nṝṣiṣu yādaḥsu<br/> | tiryaṅ-nṝṣiṣu yādaḥsu<br/> | ||
tad atyanta-viḍambanam | tad atyanta-viḍambanam | ||
'''Of course it is bewildering, O soul of the universe, that You work, though You are inactive, and that You take birth, though You are the vital force and the unborn. You Yourself descend amongst animals, men, sages and aquatics. Verily, this is bewildering.''' | '''Of course it is bewildering, O soul of the universe, that You work, though You are inactive, and that You take birth, though You are the vital force and the unborn. You Yourself descend amongst animals, men, sages and aquatics. Verily, this is bewildering.''' | ||
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janma karma ca viśvātmann
ajasyākartur ātmanaḥ
tiryaṅ-nṝṣiṣu yādaḥsu
tad atyanta-viḍambanam
Of course it is bewildering, O soul of the universe, that You work, though You are inactive, and that You take birth, though You are the vital force and the unborn. You Yourself descend amongst animals, men, sages and aquatics. Verily, this is bewildering.