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How, then, could an ordinary living being with very little intelligence describe such pastimes? Nevertheless, I am trying to touch but a particle of them just to rectify | How, then, could an ordinary living being with very little intelligence describe such pastimes? Nevertheless, I am trying to touch but a particle of them just to rectify my own self. | ||
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 71
- jīva kṣudra-buddhi kon tāhā pāre varṇite?
- tāra eka kaṇā sparśi āpanā śodhite
SYNONYMS
jīva—living being; kṣudra-buddhi—limited intelligence; kon—who; tāhā—that; pāre—is able; varṇite—to write; tāra—of that; eka kaṇā—one particle; sparśi—I touch; āpanā śodhite—to correct myself.
TRANSLATION
How, then, could an ordinary living being with very little intelligence describe such pastimes? Nevertheless, I am trying to touch but a particle of them just to rectify my own self.