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Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta (1975) - Antya-līlā - Chapter 16: Lord Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu Tastes Nectar from the Lips of Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa

Antya-līlā 16.148 - Antya-līlā 16.150

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

TEXT 149

veṇura tapa jāni yabe, sei tapa kari tabe,

e--a yogya, āmarā--yogyā nārī

yā nā pāñā duḥkhe mari, ayogya piye sahite nāri,

tāhā lāgi' tapasyā vicāri

SYNONYMS

veṇura—of the flute; tapa—austerities; jāni—knowing; yabe—when; sei—those; tapa—austerities; kari—we perform; tabe—at that time; e—this (flute); ayogya—unfit; āmarā—we; yogyā nārī—fit women; yā—which; nā pāñā—not getting; duḥkhe—in unhappiness; mari—we die; ayogya—the most unfit; piye—drinks; sahite nāri—we cannot tolerate; tāhā lāgi'-for that reason; tapasyā—austerities; vicāri—we are considering.

TRANSLATION

"The gopīs considered, 'The flute is completely unfit for his position. We want to know what kind of austerities the flute executed, so that we may also perform the same austerities. Although the flute is unfit, he is drinking the nectar of Kṛṣṇa's lips. Seeing this, we qualified gopīs are dying of unhappiness. Therefore, we must consider the austerities the flute underwent in his past life.' "

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-:veṇura tapa jāni yabe,     sei tapa kari tabe,
+:veṇura tapa jāni yabe, sei tapa kari tabe,
-:e—ayogya, āmarā—yogyā nārī
+:e--a yogya, āmarā--yogyā nārī
-:yā nā pāñā duḥkhe mari,     ayogya piye sahite nāri,
+:yā nā pāñā duḥkhe mari, ayogya piye sahite nāri,
-:tāhā lāgi’ tapasyā vicāri
+:tāhā lāgi' tapasyā vicāri
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-veṇura—of the flute; tapa—austerities; jāni—knowing; yabe—when; sei—those; tapa—austerities; kari—we perform; tabe—at that time; e—this (flute); ayogya—unfit; āmarā—we; yogyā nārī—fit women; yā—which; nā pāñā—not getting; duḥkhe—in unhappiness; mari—we die; ayogya—the most unfit; piye—drinks; sahite nāri—we cannot tolerate; tāhā lāgi’—for that reason; tapasyā—austerities; vicāri—we are considering.
+veṇura—of the flute; tapa—austerities; jāni—knowing; yabe—when; sei—those; tapa—austerities; kari—we perform; tabe—at that time; e—this (flute); ayogya—unfit; āmarā—we; yogyā nārī—fit women; yā—which; nā pāñā—not getting; duḥkhe—in unhappiness; mari—we die; ayogya—the most unfit; piye—drinks; sahite nāri—we cannot tolerate; tāhā lāgi'-for that reason; tapasyā—austerities; vicāri—we are considering.
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-“The gopīs considered, ‘The flute is completely unfit for his position. We want to know what kind of austerities the flute executed, so that we may also perform the same austerities. Although the flute is unfit, he is drinking the nectar of Kṛṣṇa’s lips. Seeing this, we qualified gopīs are dying of unhappiness. Therefore, we must consider the austerities the flute underwent in his past life.’”
+"The gopīs considered, 'The flute is completely unfit for his position. We want to know what kind of austerities the flute executed, so that we may also perform the same austerities. Although the flute is unfit, he is drinking the nectar of Kṛṣṇa's lips. Seeing this, we qualified gopīs are dying of unhappiness. Therefore, we must consider the austerities the flute underwent in his past life.' "
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