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:dekhi’ tāṅra pitā-mātā baḍa sukha pāila
:dekhi' tāṅra pitā-mātā baḍa sukha pāila
:tāṅhāra āvaraṇa kichu śithila ha-ila
:tāṅhāra āvaraṇa kichu śithila ha-ila
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dekhi’—seeing; tāṅra—his; pitā-mātā—father and mother; baḍa—very much; sukha—happiness; pāila—got; tāṅhāra āvaraṇa—strong vigilance upon him; kichu—something; śithila ha-ila—became slackened.
dekhi'-seeing; tāṅra—his; pitā-mātā—father and mother; baḍa—very much; sukha—happiness; pāila—got; tāṅhāra āvaraṇa—strong vigilance upon him; kichu—something; śithila ha-ila—became slackened.
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When Raghunātha dāsa’s father and mother saw that their son was acting like a householder, they became very happy. Because of this, they slackened their guard.
When Raghunātha dāsa's father and mother saw that their son was acting like a householder, they became very happy. Because of this, they slackened their guard.
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When Raghunātha dāsa’s father and mother saw that their son was no longer acting like a crazy fellow and was responsibly attending to his duties, they became very happy. The eleven people—five watchmen, four personal servants and two brāhmaṇas—who were guarding him became less strict in their vigilance. When Raghunātha dāsa actually took up his household affairs, his parents reduced the number of guards.
When Raghunātha dāsa's father and mother saw that their son was no longer acting like a crazy fellow and was responsibly attending to his duties, they became very happy. The eleven people-five watchmen, four personal servants and two brāhmaṇas-who were guarding him became less strict in their vigilance. When Raghunātha dāsa actually took up his household affairs, his parents reduced the number of guards.
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Latest revision as of 09:59, 27 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 244

dekhi' tāṅra pitā-mātā baḍa sukha pāila
tāṅhāra āvaraṇa kichu śithila ha-ila


SYNONYMS

dekhi'-seeing; tāṅra—his; pitā-mātā—father and mother; baḍa—very much; sukha—happiness; pāila—got; tāṅhāra āvaraṇa—strong vigilance upon him; kichu—something; śithila ha-ila—became slackened.


TRANSLATION

When Raghunātha dāsa's father and mother saw that their son was acting like a householder, they became very happy. Because of this, they slackened their guard.


PURPORT

When Raghunātha dāsa's father and mother saw that their son was no longer acting like a crazy fellow and was responsibly attending to his duties, they became very happy. The eleven people-five watchmen, four personal servants and two brāhmaṇas-who were guarding him became less strict in their vigilance. When Raghunātha dāsa actually took up his household affairs, his parents reduced the number of guards.