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rājyaiśvarya-madonnaddho | :rājyaiśvarya-madonnaddho | ||
na śreyo vindate nṛpaḥ | :na śreyo vindate nṛpaḥ | ||
tvan-māyā-mohito 'nityā | :tvan-māyā-mohito 'nityā | ||
manyate sampado 'calāḥ | :manyate sampado 'calāḥ | ||
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''rājya''—with sovereignty; ''aiśvarya''—and opulence; ''mada''—by the intoxication; ''unnaddhaḥ''—becoming unrestrained; ''na''—does not; ''śreyaḥ''—real benefit; ''vindate''—obtain; ''nṛpaḥ''—a king; ''tvat''—Your; ''māyā''—by the potency of illusion; ''mohitaḥ''—deluded; ''anityāḥ''—temporary; ''manyate''—he thinks; ''sampadaḥ''—assets; ''acalāḥ''—permanent. | |||
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Infatuated with his opulence and ruling power, a king loses all self-restraint and cannot obtain his true welfare. Thus bewildered by Your illusory energy, he imagines his temporary assets to be permanent. | Infatuated with his opulence and ruling power, a king loses all self-restraint and cannot obtain his true welfare. Thus bewildered by Your illusory energy, he imagines his temporary assets to be permanent. | ||
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The word unnaddha indicates that one who is intoxicated by false pride goes beyond the boundaries of proper behavior. Human life is meant to be governed by dharma, spiritual principles for gradual advancement to the perfection of Kṛṣṇa consciousness. Blinded by wealth and power, however, a foolish person does not hesitate to act whimsically, against the laws of nature and God. Unfortunately, this is now the situation in the prosperous Western countries. | The word ''unnaddha'' indicates that one who is intoxicated by false pride goes beyond the boundaries of proper behavior. Human life is meant to be governed by ''dharma'', spiritual principles for gradual advancement to the perfection of Kṛṣṇa consciousness. Blinded by wealth and power, however, a foolish person does not hesitate to act whimsically, against the laws of nature and God. Unfortunately, this is now the situation in the prosperous Western countries. | ||
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Revision as of 11:31, 26 May 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 10
- rājyaiśvarya-madonnaddho
- na śreyo vindate nṛpaḥ
- tvan-māyā-mohito 'nityā
- manyate sampado 'calāḥ
SYNONYMS
rājya—with sovereignty; aiśvarya—and opulence; mada—by the intoxication; unnaddhaḥ—becoming unrestrained; na—does not; śreyaḥ—real benefit; vindate—obtain; nṛpaḥ—a king; tvat—Your; māyā—by the potency of illusion; mohitaḥ—deluded; anityāḥ—temporary; manyate—he thinks; sampadaḥ—assets; acalāḥ—permanent.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
Infatuated with his opulence and ruling power, a king loses all self-restraint and cannot obtain his true welfare. Thus bewildered by Your illusory energy, he imagines his temporary assets to be permanent.
PURPORT
The word unnaddha indicates that one who is intoxicated by false pride goes beyond the boundaries of proper behavior. Human life is meant to be governed by dharma, spiritual principles for gradual advancement to the perfection of Kṛṣṇa consciousness. Blinded by wealth and power, however, a foolish person does not hesitate to act whimsically, against the laws of nature and God. Unfortunately, this is now the situation in the prosperous Western countries.