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:strī-śūdra-hūna-śabarā api pāpa-jīvāḥ
:strī-śūdra-hūna-śabarā api pāpa-jīvāḥ
:yady adbhuta-krama-parāyaṇa-śīla-śikṣās
:yady adbhuta-krama-parāyaṇa-śīla-śikṣās
:tiryag-janā api kim u śruta-dhāraṇā ye
:tiryag-janā api kimu śruta-dhāraṇā ye
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te—all of them; vai—certainly; vidanti—understand; atitaranti—cross over; ca—also; deva-māyām—the influence of the external illusory energy; strī—women; śūdra—fourth-class men; hūna—uncivilized hill tribes; śabarāḥ—and hunters; api—even; pāpa-jīvāḥ—sinful creatures; yadi—if; adbhuta-krama—of the performer of wonderful activities; parāyaṇa—of the devotees; śīla-śikṣāḥ—characteristics and education; tiryak-janāḥ—birds and beasts; api—even; kim u—what to speak of; śruta-dhāraṇāḥ ye—persons advanced in the education of Vedic knowledge.
te—all of them; vai—certainly; vidanti—understand; atitaranti—cross over; ca—also; deva-māyām—the influence of the external illusory energy; strī—women; śūdra—fourth-class men; hūna—uncivilized hill tribes; śabarāḥ—and hunters; api—even; pāpa-jīvāḥ—sinful creatures; yadi—if; adbhuta-krama—of the performer of wonderful activities; parāyaṇa—of the devotees; śīla-śikṣāḥ—characteristics and education; tiryak-janāḥ—birds and beasts; api—even; kimu—what to speak of; śruta-dhāraṇāḥ ye—persons advanced in the education of Vedic knowledge.
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“‘Women, fourth-class men, uncivilized hill tribes, hunters and many others born of low families, as well as birds and beasts, can engage in the service of the Supreme Personality of Godhead—who acts very wonderfully—and follow the path of the devotees and take lessons from them. Although the ocean of nescience is vast, they can still cross over it. What, then, is the difficulty for those who are advanced in Vedic knowledge?’
" 'Women, fourth-class men, uncivilized hill tribes, hunters and many others born of low families, as well as birds and beasts, can engage in the service of the Supreme Personality of Godhead-who acts very wonderfully-and follow the path of the devotees and take lessons from them. Although the ocean of nescience is vast, they can still cross over it. What, then, is the difficulty for those who are advanced in Vedic knowledge?'
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Latest revision as of 15:18, 27 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 190

te vai vidanty atitaranti ca deva-māyāṁ
strī-śūdra-hūna-śabarā api pāpa-jīvāḥ
yady adbhuta-krama-parāyaṇa-śīla-śikṣās
tiryag-janā api kimu śruta-dhāraṇā ye


SYNONYMS

te—all of them; vai—certainly; vidanti—understand; atitaranti—cross over; ca—also; deva-māyām—the influence of the external illusory energy; strī—women; śūdra—fourth-class men; hūna—uncivilized hill tribes; śabarāḥ—and hunters; api—even; pāpa-jīvāḥ—sinful creatures; yadi—if; adbhuta-krama—of the performer of wonderful activities; parāyaṇa—of the devotees; śīla-śikṣāḥ—characteristics and education; tiryak-janāḥ—birds and beasts; api—even; kimu—what to speak of; śruta-dhāraṇāḥ ye—persons advanced in the education of Vedic knowledge.


TRANSLATION

" 'Women, fourth-class men, uncivilized hill tribes, hunters and many others born of low families, as well as birds and beasts, can engage in the service of the Supreme Personality of Godhead-who acts very wonderfully-and follow the path of the devotees and take lessons from them. Although the ocean of nescience is vast, they can still cross over it. What, then, is the difficulty for those who are advanced in Vedic knowledge?'


PURPORT

This is a quotation from Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (SB 2.7.46). Lord Brahmā said this when speaking to his disciple Nārada about the wonderful characteristics of Lord Viṣṇu. Simply by chanting the glories of Lord Viṣṇu, one can cross the ocean of nescience, even though one may be lowborn.



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