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Latest revision as of 18:29, 27 January 2020
TEXT 117
- āmāra sannyāsa-dharma cāhena rākhite
- vātsalye karuṇā karena, ki doṣa ihāte
SYNONYMS
āmāra—My; sannyāsa-dharma—regulative principles of sannyāsa; cāhena—he wants; rākhite—to keep; vātsalye—out of paternal affection; karuṇā—mercy; karena—does; ki—what; doṣa—fault; ihāte—in this connection.
TRANSLATION
"Out of paternal affection for Me, he wants to protect Me and see that I follow the regulative principles of a sannyāsī. What fault is there in this?"