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“When She tastes the betel chewed by Me, She merges in an ocean of joy and forgets everything else.
"When She tastes the betel chewed by Me, She merges in an ocean of joy and forgets everything else.
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Latest revision as of 17:56, 26 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 254

tāmbūla-carvita yabe kare āsvādane
ānanda-samudre ḍube, kichui nā jāne


SYNONYMS

tāmbūla—betel nut; carvita—chewed; yabe—when; kare—does; āsvādane—tasting; ānanda-samudre—in an ocean of transcendental bliss; ḍube—drowns; kichui—anything; nā—not; jāne—knows.


TRANSLATION

"When She tastes the betel chewed by Me, She merges in an ocean of joy and forgets everything else.