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: | :'aṁśa' nā kahiyā, kene kaha tāṅre 'aṅga' | ||
: | :'aṁśa' haite 'aṅga,' yāte haya antaraṅga | ||
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Why has Śrī Advaita been called a limb and not a part? The reason is that | Why has Śrī Advaita been called a limb and not a part? The reason is that "limb" implies greater intimacy. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:57, 26 January 2020
TEXT 25
- 'aṁśa' nā kahiyā, kene kaha tāṅre 'aṅga'
- 'aṁśa' haite 'aṅga,' yāte haya antaraṅga
SYNONYMS
aṁśa—part; nā kahiyā—not saying; kene—why; kaha—you say; tāṅre—Him; aṅga—limb; aṁśa haite—than a part; aṅga—limb; yāte—because; haya—is; antaraṅga—more.
TRANSLATION
Why has Śrī Advaita been called a limb and not a part? The reason is that "limb" implies greater intimacy.