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vrajasya rāmaḥ premardher | :vrajasya rāmaḥ premardher | ||
vīkṣyautkaṇṭhyam anukṣaṇam | :vīkṣyautkaṇṭhyam anukṣaṇam | ||
mukta-staneṣv apatyeṣv apy | :mukta-staneṣv apatyeṣv apy | ||
ahetu-vid acintayat | :ahetu-vid acintayat | ||
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''vrajasya''—of the herd of cows; ''rāmaḥ''—Balarāma; ''prema-ṛdheḥ''—because of an increase of affection; ''vīkṣya''—after observing; ''aut-kaṇṭhyam''—attachment; ''anu-kṣaṇam''—constantly; ''mukta-staneṣu''—who had grown up and were no longer drawing milk from their mothers; ''apatyeṣu''—in regard to those calves; ''api''—even; ''ahetu-vit''—not understanding the reason; ''acintayat''—began to consider as follows. | |||
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Because of an increase of affection, the cows had constant attachment even to those calves that were grown up and had stopped sucking milk from their mothers. When Baladeva saw this attachment, He was unable to understand the reason for it, and thus He began to consider as follows. | Because of an increase of affection, the cows had constant attachment even to those calves that were grown up and had stopped sucking milk from their mothers. When Baladeva saw this attachment, He was unable to understand the reason for it, and thus He began to consider as follows. | ||
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The cows had younger calves who had started sucking milk from their mothers, and some of the cows had newly given birth, but now, because of love, the cows enthusiastically showed their affection for the older calves, which had left off milking. These calves were grown up, but still the mothers wanted to feed them. Therefore Balarāma was a little surprised, and He wanted to inquire from Kṛṣṇa about the reason for their behavior. The mothers were actually more anxious to feed the older calves, although the new calves were present, because the older calves were expansions of Kṛṣṇa. These surprising events were taking place by the manipulation of yogamāyā. There are two māyās working under the direction of Kṛṣṇa-mahāmāyā, the energy of the material world, and yogamāyā, the energy of the spiritual world. These uncommon events were taking place because of the influence of yogamāyā. From the very day on which Brahmā stole the calves and boys, yogamāyā acted in such a way that the residents of Vṛndāvana, including even Lord Balarāma, could not understand how yogamāyā was working and causing such uncommon things to happen. But as yogamāyā gradually acted, Balarāma in particular was able to understand what was happening, and therefore He inquired from Kṛṣṇa. | The cows had younger calves who had started sucking milk from their mothers, and some of the cows had newly given birth, but now, because of love, the cows enthusiastically showed their affection for the older calves, which had left off milking. These calves were grown up, but still the mothers wanted to feed them. Therefore Balarāma was a little surprised, and He wanted to inquire from Kṛṣṇa about the reason for their behavior. The mothers were actually more anxious to feed the older calves, although the new calves were present, because the older calves were expansions of Kṛṣṇa. These surprising events were taking place by the manipulation of ''yogamāyā''. There are two ''māyās'' working under the direction of Kṛṣṇa-''mahāmāyā'', the energy of the material world, and ''yogamāyā'', the energy of the spiritual world. These uncommon events were taking place because of the influence of ''yogamāyā''. From the very day on which Brahmā stole the calves and boys, ''yogamāyā'' acted in such a way that the residents of Vṛndāvana, including even Lord Balarāma, could not understand how ''yogamāyā'' was working and causing such uncommon things to happen. But as ''yogamāyā'' gradually acted, Balarāma in particular was able to understand what was happening, and therefore He inquired from Kṛṣṇa. | ||
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Revision as of 11:07, 20 May 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 35
- vrajasya rāmaḥ premardher
- vīkṣyautkaṇṭhyam anukṣaṇam
- mukta-staneṣv apatyeṣv apy
- ahetu-vid acintayat
SYNONYMS
vrajasya—of the herd of cows; rāmaḥ—Balarāma; prema-ṛdheḥ—because of an increase of affection; vīkṣya—after observing; aut-kaṇṭhyam—attachment; anu-kṣaṇam—constantly; mukta-staneṣu—who had grown up and were no longer drawing milk from their mothers; apatyeṣu—in regard to those calves; api—even; ahetu-vit—not understanding the reason; acintayat—began to consider as follows.
TRANSLATION
Because of an increase of affection, the cows had constant attachment even to those calves that were grown up and had stopped sucking milk from their mothers. When Baladeva saw this attachment, He was unable to understand the reason for it, and thus He began to consider as follows.
PURPORT
The cows had younger calves who had started sucking milk from their mothers, and some of the cows had newly given birth, but now, because of love, the cows enthusiastically showed their affection for the older calves, which had left off milking. These calves were grown up, but still the mothers wanted to feed them. Therefore Balarāma was a little surprised, and He wanted to inquire from Kṛṣṇa about the reason for their behavior. The mothers were actually more anxious to feed the older calves, although the new calves were present, because the older calves were expansions of Kṛṣṇa. These surprising events were taking place by the manipulation of yogamāyā. There are two māyās working under the direction of Kṛṣṇa-mahāmāyā, the energy of the material world, and yogamāyā, the energy of the spiritual world. These uncommon events were taking place because of the influence of yogamāyā. From the very day on which Brahmā stole the calves and boys, yogamāyā acted in such a way that the residents of Vṛndāvana, including even Lord Balarāma, could not understand how yogamāyā was working and causing such uncommon things to happen. But as yogamāyā gradually acted, Balarāma in particular was able to understand what was happening, and therefore He inquired from Kṛṣṇa.