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:mukti-śabda kahite mane haya ghṛṇā-trāsa
:mukti-śabda kahite mane haya ghṛṇā-trāsa
:bhakti-śabda kahite mane haya ta’ ullāsa
:bhakti-śabda kahite mane haya ta' ullāsa
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mukti-śabda—the word mukti; kahite—by pronouncing; mane—in the mind; haya—there is; ghṛṇā—hatred; trāsa—and fear; bhakti-śabda—the word bhakti; kahite—to speak; mane—in the mind; haya—there is; ta’—indeed; ullāsa—transcendental joy.
mukti-śabda—the word mukti; kahite—by pronouncing; mane—in the mind; haya—there is; ghṛṇā—hatred; trāsa—and fear; bhakti-śabda—the word bhakti; kahite—to speak; mane—in the mind; haya—there is; ta'-indeed; ullāsa—transcendental joy.
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“The very sound of the word ‘mukti’ immediately induces hate and fear, but when we say the word ‘bhakti,we naturally feel transcendental bliss within the mind.
"The very sound of the word 'mukti' immediately induces hate and fear, but when we say the word 'bhakti,' we naturally feel transcendental bliss within the mind."
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Latest revision as of 18:58, 27 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 276

mukti-śabda kahite mane haya ghṛṇā-trāsa
bhakti-śabda kahite mane haya ta' ullāsa


SYNONYMS

mukti-śabda—the word mukti; kahite—by pronouncing; mane—in the mind; haya—there is; ghṛṇā—hatred; trāsa—and fear; bhakti-śabda—the word bhakti; kahite—to speak; mane—in the mind; haya—there is; ta'-indeed; ullāsa—transcendental joy.


TRANSLATION

"The very sound of the word 'mukti' immediately induces hate and fear, but when we say the word 'bhakti,' we naturally feel transcendental bliss within the mind."