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sa yojana-śatotsedhaḥ | :sa yojana-śatotsedhaḥ | ||
pādona-viṭapāyataḥ | :pādona-viṭapāyataḥ | ||
paryak-kṛtācala-cchāyo | :paryak-kṛtācala-cchāyo | ||
nirnīḍas tāpa-varjitaḥ | :nirnīḍas tāpa-varjitaḥ | ||
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''saḥ''—that banyan tree; ''yojana-śata''—one hundred yojanas (eight hundred miles); ''utsedhaḥ''—height; ''pāda-ūna''—less by a quarter (six hundred miles); ''viṭapa''—by the branches; ''āyataḥ''—spread out; ''paryak''—all around; ''kṛta''—made; ''acala''—unshaken; ''chāyaḥ''—the shadow; ''nirnīḍaḥ''—without bird nests; ''tāpa-varjitaḥ''—without heat. | |||
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That banyan tree was eight hundred miles high, and its branches spread over six hundred miles around. The tree cast a fine shade which permanently cooled the temperature, yet there was no noise of birds. | That banyan tree was eight hundred miles high, and its branches spread over six hundred miles around. The tree cast a fine shade which permanently cooled the temperature, yet there was no noise of birds. | ||
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Generally, in every tree there are bird nests, and the birds congregate in the evening and create noise. But it appears that this banyan tree was devoid of nests, and therefore it was calm, quiet and peaceful. There were no disturbances from noise or heat, and therefore this place was just suitable for meditation. | Generally, in every tree there are bird nests, and the birds congregate in the evening and create noise. But it appears that this banyan tree was devoid of nests, and therefore it was calm, quiet and peaceful. There were no disturbances from noise or heat, and therefore this place was just suitable for meditation. | ||
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Revision as of 21:02, 30 November 2017
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 32
- sa yojana-śatotsedhaḥ
- pādona-viṭapāyataḥ
- paryak-kṛtācala-cchāyo
- nirnīḍas tāpa-varjitaḥ
SYNONYMS
saḥ—that banyan tree; yojana-śata—one hundred yojanas (eight hundred miles); utsedhaḥ—height; pāda-ūna—less by a quarter (six hundred miles); viṭapa—by the branches; āyataḥ—spread out; paryak—all around; kṛta—made; acala—unshaken; chāyaḥ—the shadow; nirnīḍaḥ—without bird nests; tāpa-varjitaḥ—without heat.
TRANSLATION
That banyan tree was eight hundred miles high, and its branches spread over six hundred miles around. The tree cast a fine shade which permanently cooled the temperature, yet there was no noise of birds.
PURPORT
Generally, in every tree there are bird nests, and the birds congregate in the evening and create noise. But it appears that this banyan tree was devoid of nests, and therefore it was calm, quiet and peaceful. There were no disturbances from noise or heat, and therefore this place was just suitable for meditation.