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taṁ jugupsita-karmāṇaṁ | :taṁ jugupsita-karmāṇaṁ | ||
nṛśaṁsaṁ nirapatrapam | :nṛśaṁsaṁ nirapatrapam | ||
vasudevo mahā-bhāga | :vasudevo mahā-bhāga | ||
uvāca parisāntvayan | :uvāca parisāntvayan | ||
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''tam''—unto him (Kaṁsa); ''jugupsita-karmāṇam''—who was ready to commit such an offensive act; ''nṛśaṁsam''—very cruel; ''nirapatrapam''—shameless; ''vasudevaḥ''—Vasudeva; ''mahā-bhāgaḥ''—the greatly fortunate father of Vāsudeva; ''uvāca''—said; ''parisāntvayan''—pacifying. | |||
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Wanting to pacify Kaṁsa, who was so cruel and envious that he was shamelessly ready to kill his sister, the great soul Vasudeva, who was to be the father of Kṛṣṇa, spoke to him in the following words. | Wanting to pacify Kaṁsa, who was so cruel and envious that he was shamelessly ready to kill his sister, the great soul Vasudeva, who was to be the father of Kṛṣṇa, spoke to him in the following words. | ||
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Vasudeva, who was to be the father of Kṛṣṇa, is described here as mahā-bhāga, a very upright and sober personality, because although Kaṁsa was ready to kill Vasudeva's wife, Vasudeva remained sober and unagitated. In a peaceful attitude, Vasudeva began to address Kaṁsa by putting forward reasonable arguments. Vasudeva was a great personality because he knew how to pacify a cruel person and how to forgive even the bitterest enemy. One who is fortunate is never caught, even by tigers or snakes. | Vasudeva, who was to be the father of Kṛṣṇa, is described here as ''mahā-bhāga'', a very upright and sober personality, because although Kaṁsa was ready to kill Vasudeva's wife, Vasudeva remained sober and unagitated. In a peaceful attitude, Vasudeva began to address Kaṁsa by putting forward reasonable arguments. Vasudeva was a great personality because he knew how to pacify a cruel person and how to forgive even the bitterest enemy. One who is fortunate is never caught, even by tigers or snakes. | ||
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Revision as of 03:35, 18 May 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 36
- taṁ jugupsita-karmāṇaṁ
- nṛśaṁsaṁ nirapatrapam
- vasudevo mahā-bhāga
- uvāca parisāntvayan
SYNONYMS
tam—unto him (Kaṁsa); jugupsita-karmāṇam—who was ready to commit such an offensive act; nṛśaṁsam—very cruel; nirapatrapam—shameless; vasudevaḥ—Vasudeva; mahā-bhāgaḥ—the greatly fortunate father of Vāsudeva; uvāca—said; parisāntvayan—pacifying.
TRANSLATION
Wanting to pacify Kaṁsa, who was so cruel and envious that he was shamelessly ready to kill his sister, the great soul Vasudeva, who was to be the father of Kṛṣṇa, spoke to him in the following words.
PURPORT
Vasudeva, who was to be the father of Kṛṣṇa, is described here as mahā-bhāga, a very upright and sober personality, because although Kaṁsa was ready to kill Vasudeva's wife, Vasudeva remained sober and unagitated. In a peaceful attitude, Vasudeva began to address Kaṁsa by putting forward reasonable arguments. Vasudeva was a great personality because he knew how to pacify a cruel person and how to forgive even the bitterest enemy. One who is fortunate is never caught, even by tigers or snakes.