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==== TEXTS 33-35 ==== | ==== TEXTS 33-35 ==== | ||
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pṛthivī vāyur ākāśam | :pṛthivī vāyur ākāśam | ||
āpo 'gniś candramā raviḥ | :āpo 'gniś candramā raviḥ | ||
kapoto 'jagaraḥ sindhuḥ | :kapoto 'jagaraḥ sindhuḥ | ||
pataṅgo madhukṛd gajaḥ | :pataṅgo madhukṛd gajaḥ | ||
madhu-hā hariṇo mīnaḥ | |||
piṅgalā kuraro 'rbhakaḥ | :madhu-hā hariṇo mīnaḥ | ||
kumārī śara-kṛt sarpa | :piṅgalā kuraro 'rbhakaḥ | ||
ūrṇanābhiḥ supeśakṛt | :kumārī śara-kṛt sarpa | ||
ete me guravo rājan | :ūrṇanābhiḥ supeśakṛt | ||
catur-viṁśatir āśritāḥ | |||
śikṣā vṛttibhir eteṣām | :ete me guravo rājan | ||
anvaśikṣam ihātmanaḥ | :catur-viṁśatir āśritāḥ | ||
:śikṣā vṛttibhir eteṣām | |||
:anvaśikṣam ihātmanaḥ | |||
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pṛthivī—the earth; vāyuḥ—the air; ākāśam—the sky; āpaḥ—the water; agniḥ—the fire; candramāḥ—the moon; raviḥ—the sun; kapotaḥ—the pigeon; ajagaraḥ—the python; sindhuḥ—the sea; pataṅgaḥ—the moth; madhu-kṛt—the honeybee; gajaḥ—the elephant; madhu-hā—the honey thief; hariṇaḥ—the deer; mīnaḥ—the fish; piṅgalā—the prostitute named Piṅgalā; kuraraḥ—the kurara bird; arbhakaḥ—the child; kumārī—the young girl; śara- | pṛthivī—the earth; vāyuḥ—the air; ākāśam—the sky; āpaḥ—the water; agniḥ—the fire; candramāḥ—the moon; raviḥ—the sun; kapotaḥ—the pigeon; ajagaraḥ—the python; sindhuḥ—the sea; pataṅgaḥ—the moth; madhu-kṛt—the honeybee; gajaḥ—the elephant; madhu-hā—the honey thief; hariṇaḥ—the deer; mīnaḥ—the fish; piṅgalā—the prostitute named Piṅgalā; kuraraḥ—the kurara bird; arbhakaḥ—the child; kumārī—the young girl; śara-kṛt—the arrow maker; sarpaḥ—the serpent; ūrṇa-nābhiḥ—the spider; supeśa-kṛt—the wasp; ete—these; me—me; guravaḥ—spiritual masters; rājan—O King; catuḥ-viṁśatiḥ—twenty-four; āśritāḥ—taken shelter of; śikṣā—instruction; vṛttibhiḥ—from the activities; eteṣām—of them; anvaśikṣam—I have properly learned; iha—in this life; ātmanaḥ—about the self. | ||
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O King, I have taken shelter of twenty-four gurus, who are the following: the earth, air, sky, water, fire, moon, sun, pigeon and python; the sea, moth, honeybee, elephant and honey thief; the deer, the fish, the prostitute Piṅgalā, the kurara bird and the child; and the young girl, arrow maker, serpent, spider and wasp. My dear King, by studying their activities I have learned the science of the self. | O King, I have taken shelter of twenty-four gurus, who are the following: the earth, air, sky, water, fire, moon, sun, pigeon and python; the sea, moth, honeybee, elephant and honey thief; the deer, the fish, the prostitute Piṅgalā, the kurara bird and the child; and the young girl, arrow maker, serpent, spider and wasp. My dear King, by studying their activities I have learned the science of the self. | ||
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The wasp is known as supeśa-kṛt because it causes the insect that it kills to take a beautiful form in the next life. | The wasp is known as ''supeśa-kṛt'' because it causes the insect that it kills to take a beautiful form in the next life. | ||
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Revision as of 12:13, 23 June 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXTS 33-35
- pṛthivī vāyur ākāśam
- āpo 'gniś candramā raviḥ
- kapoto 'jagaraḥ sindhuḥ
- pataṅgo madhukṛd gajaḥ
- madhu-hā hariṇo mīnaḥ
- piṅgalā kuraro 'rbhakaḥ
- kumārī śara-kṛt sarpa
- ūrṇanābhiḥ supeśakṛt
- ete me guravo rājan
- catur-viṁśatir āśritāḥ
- śikṣā vṛttibhir eteṣām
- anvaśikṣam ihātmanaḥ
SYNONYMS
pṛthivī—the earth; vāyuḥ—the air; ākāśam—the sky; āpaḥ—the water; agniḥ—the fire; candramāḥ—the moon; raviḥ—the sun; kapotaḥ—the pigeon; ajagaraḥ—the python; sindhuḥ—the sea; pataṅgaḥ—the moth; madhu-kṛt—the honeybee; gajaḥ—the elephant; madhu-hā—the honey thief; hariṇaḥ—the deer; mīnaḥ—the fish; piṅgalā—the prostitute named Piṅgalā; kuraraḥ—the kurara bird; arbhakaḥ—the child; kumārī—the young girl; śara-kṛt—the arrow maker; sarpaḥ—the serpent; ūrṇa-nābhiḥ—the spider; supeśa-kṛt—the wasp; ete—these; me—me; guravaḥ—spiritual masters; rājan—O King; catuḥ-viṁśatiḥ—twenty-four; āśritāḥ—taken shelter of; śikṣā—instruction; vṛttibhiḥ—from the activities; eteṣām—of them; anvaśikṣam—I have properly learned; iha—in this life; ātmanaḥ—about the self.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
O King, I have taken shelter of twenty-four gurus, who are the following: the earth, air, sky, water, fire, moon, sun, pigeon and python; the sea, moth, honeybee, elephant and honey thief; the deer, the fish, the prostitute Piṅgalā, the kurara bird and the child; and the young girl, arrow maker, serpent, spider and wasp. My dear King, by studying their activities I have learned the science of the self.
PURPORT
The wasp is known as supeśa-kṛt because it causes the insect that it kills to take a beautiful form in the next life.