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''mora''—my; ''yata''—all; ''kārya-kāma''—occupational duties; ''saba''—everything; ''kailā nāśa''—you have spoiled; ''ki''—what; ''tomāra''—your; ''hṛdaye''—within the heart; ''āche''—there is; ''kaha''—kindly tell; ''mora pāśa''—to me.
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Latest revision as of 22:28, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 22

mora yata kārya-kāma, saba kailā nāśa
ki tomāra hṛdaye āche, kaha mora pāśa


SYNONYMS

mora — my; yata — all; kārya-kāma — occupational duties; saba — everything; kailā nāśa — you have spoiled; ki — what; tomāra — your; hṛdaye — within the heart; āche — there is; kaha — kindly tell; mora pāśa — to me.


TRANSLATION

“You have spoiled all my activities. What is your intention? Please tell me frankly.”