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āmā-hena yadi eka kīṭa | :āmā-hena yadi eka kīṭa mari' gela | ||
eka pipīlikā maile pṛthvīra kāhāṅ hāni haila? | :eka pipīlikā maile pṛthvīra kāhāṅ hāni haila? | ||
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āmā- | ''āmā-hena''—like me; ''yadi''—if; ''eka''—one; ''kīṭa''—insect; ''mari' gela''—dies; ''eka''—one; ''pipīlikā''—ant; ''maile''—if he dies; ''pṛthvīra''—of the earth; ''kāhāṅ''—where; ''hāni haila''—is there any loss. | ||
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"My Lord, if an insignificant insect like me dies, what is the loss? If an ant dies, where is the loss to the material world? | |||
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Revision as of 08:02, 23 September 2021
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 41
- āmā-hena yadi eka kīṭa mari' gela
- eka pipīlikā maile pṛthvīra kāhāṅ hāni haila?
SYNONYMS
āmā-hena—like me; yadi—if; eka—one; kīṭa—insect; mari' gela—dies; eka—one; pipīlikā—ant; maile—if he dies; pṛthvīra—of the earth; kāhāṅ—where; hāni haila—is there any loss.
TRANSLATION
"My Lord, if an insignificant insect like me dies, what is the loss? If an ant dies, where is the loss to the material world?