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“Mother sometimes binds Me as her son. She nourishes and protects Me, thinking Me utterly helpless.
"Mother sometimes binds Me as her son. She nourishes and protects Me, thinking Me utterly helpless.
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Latest revision as of 17:55, 26 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 24

mātā more putra-bhāve karena bandhana
atihīna-jñāne kare lālana pālana


SYNONYMS

mātā—mother; more—Me; putra-bhāve—in the position of a son; karena—does; bandhana—binding; ati-hīna-jñāne—in thinking very poor; kare—does; lālana—nourishing; pālana—protecting.


TRANSLATION

"Mother sometimes binds Me as her son. She nourishes and protects Me, thinking Me utterly helpless.