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grāmya-gītaṁ na śṛṇuyād | :grāmya-gītaṁ na śṛṇuyād | ||
yatir vana-caraḥ kvacit | :yatir vana-caraḥ kvacit | ||
śikṣeta hariṇād baddhān | :śikṣeta hariṇād baddhān | ||
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grāmya—relating to sense gratification; gītam—songs; na—not; śṛṇuyāt—he should hear; yatiḥ—a saintly mendicant; vana—in the forest; caraḥ—moving; kvacit—ever; śikṣeta—one should learn; hariṇāt—from the deer; baddhāt—bound up; mṛgayoḥ—of the hunter; gīta—by the song; mohitāt—bewildered. | grāmya—relating to sense gratification; gītam—songs; na—not; śṛṇuyāt—he should hear; yatiḥ—a saintly mendicant; vana—in the forest; caraḥ—moving; kvacit—ever; śikṣeta—one should learn; hariṇāt—from the deer; baddhāt—bound up; mṛgayoḥ—of the hunter; gīta—by the song; mohitāt—bewildered. | ||
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A saintly person dwelling in the forest in the renounced order of life should never listen to songs or music promoting material enjoyment. Rather, a saintly person should carefully study the example of the deer, who is bewildered by the sweet music of the hunter's horn and is thus captured and killed. | A saintly person dwelling in the forest in the renounced order of life should never listen to songs or music promoting material enjoyment. Rather, a saintly person should carefully study the example of the deer, who is bewildered by the sweet music of the hunter's horn and is thus captured and killed. | ||
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If one becomes attached to the sense gratification of materialistic music and songs, one will develop all the features of material entanglement. One should hear Bhagavad-gītā, or the song sung by the Supreme Lord. | If one becomes attached to the sense gratification of materialistic music and songs, one will develop all the features of material entanglement. One should hear [[Bhagavad-gita As It Is (1972)|''Bhagavad-gītā'']], or the song sung by the Supreme Lord. | ||
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Revision as of 17:57, 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
TEXT 17
- grāmya-gītaṁ na śṛṇuyād
- yatir vana-caraḥ kvacit
- śikṣeta hariṇād baddhān
- mṛgayor gīta-mohitāt
SYNONYMS
grāmya—relating to sense gratification; gītam—songs; na—not; śṛṇuyāt—he should hear; yatiḥ—a saintly mendicant; vana—in the forest; caraḥ—moving; kvacit—ever; śikṣeta—one should learn; hariṇāt—from the deer; baddhāt—bound up; mṛgayoḥ—of the hunter; gīta—by the song; mohitāt—bewildered.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
A saintly person dwelling in the forest in the renounced order of life should never listen to songs or music promoting material enjoyment. Rather, a saintly person should carefully study the example of the deer, who is bewildered by the sweet music of the hunter's horn and is thus captured and killed.
PURPORT
If one becomes attached to the sense gratification of materialistic music and songs, one will develop all the features of material entanglement. One should hear Bhagavad-gītā, or the song sung by the Supreme Lord.