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karoti karmāṇi tapaḥ-suniṣṭhito<br>
:karoti karmāṇi tapaḥ-suniṣṭhito
nivṛtta-bhogas tad-apekṣayādadat<br>
:nivṛtta-bhogas tad-apekṣayādadat
punaś ca bhūyāsam ahaṁ sva-rāḍ iti<br>
:punaś ca bhūyāsam ahaṁ sva-rāḍ iti
pravṛddha-tarṣo na sukhāya kalpate<br>
:pravṛddha-tarṣo na sukhāya kalpate
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karoti—one performs; karmāṇi—duties; tapaḥ—in the practice of austerities; su-niṣṭhitaḥ—very fixed; nivṛtta—avoiding; bhogaḥ—sense enjoyment; tat—with that (position which he already has); apekṣayā—in comparison; adadat—assuming; punaḥ—further; ca—and; bhūyāsam—greater; aham—I; sva-rāṭ—sovereign ruler; iti—thus thinking; pravṛddha—rampant; tarṣaḥ—whose urges; na—not; sukhāya—happiness; kalpate—can attain.
''karoti''—one performs; ''karmāṇi''—duties; ''tapaḥ''—in the practice of austerities; ''su-niṣṭhitaḥ''—very fixed; ''nivṛtta''—avoiding; ''bhogaḥ''—sense enjoyment; ''tat''—with that (position which he already has); ''apekṣayā''—in comparison; ''adadat''—assuming; ''punaḥ''—further; ''ca''—and; ''bhūyāsam''—greater; ''aham''—I; ''sva-rāṭ''—sovereign ruler; ''iti''—thus thinking; ''pravṛddha''—rampant; ''tarṣaḥ''—whose urges; ''na''—not; ''sukhāya''—happiness; ''kalpate''—can attain.
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A king who desires even greater power than he already has strictly performs his duties, carefully practicing austerity and forgoing sense enjoyment. But he whose urges are so rampant, thinking "I am independent and supreme," cannot attain happiness.
A king who desires even greater power than he already has strictly performs his duties, carefully practicing austerity and forgoing sense enjoyment. But he whose urges are so rampant, thinking "I am independent and supreme," cannot attain happiness.
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Revision as of 16:16, 1 December 2017

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda

TEXT 52

karoti karmāṇi tapaḥ-suniṣṭhito
nivṛtta-bhogas tad-apekṣayādadat
punaś ca bhūyāsam ahaṁ sva-rāḍ iti
pravṛddha-tarṣo na sukhāya kalpate


SYNONYMS

karoti—one performs; karmāṇi—duties; tapaḥ—in the practice of austerities; su-niṣṭhitaḥ—very fixed; nivṛtta—avoiding; bhogaḥ—sense enjoyment; tat—with that (position which he already has); apekṣayā—in comparison; adadat—assuming; punaḥ—further; ca—and; bhūyāsam—greater; aham—I; sva-rāṭ—sovereign ruler; iti—thus thinking; pravṛddha—rampant; tarṣaḥ—whose urges; na—not; sukhāya—happiness; kalpate—can attain.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

A king who desires even greater power than he already has strictly performs his duties, carefully practicing austerity and forgoing sense enjoyment. But he whose urges are so rampant, thinking "I am independent and supreme," cannot attain happiness.



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