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==== TEXT 14 ==== | ==== TEXT 14 ==== | ||
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rakṣācyutāvatārehā | :rakṣācyutāvatārehā | ||
viśvasyānu yuge yuge | :viśvasyānu yuge yuge | ||
tiryaṅ-martyarṣi-deveṣu | :tiryaṅ-martyarṣi-deveṣu | ||
hanyante yais trayī-dviṣaḥ | :hanyante yais trayī-dviṣaḥ | ||
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rakṣā—protection; acyuta-avatāra—of the incarnations of Lord Acyuta; īhā—the activities; viśvasya—of this universe; anu yuge yuge—in each age; tiryak—among the animals; martya—human beings; ṛṣi—sages; deveṣu—and demigods; hanyante—are killed; yaiḥ—by which incarnations; trayī-dviṣaḥ—the Daityas, who are enemies of Vedic culture. | rakṣā—protection; acyuta-avatāra—of the incarnations of Lord Acyuta; īhā—the activities; viśvasya—of this universe; anu yuge yuge—in each age; tiryak—among the animals; martya—human beings; ṛṣi—sages; deveṣu—and demigods; hanyante—are killed; yaiḥ—by which incarnations; trayī-dviṣaḥ—the Daityas, who are enemies of Vedic culture. | ||
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In each age, the infallible Lord appears in this world among the animals, human beings, sages and demigods. By His activities in these incarnations He protects the universe and kills the enemies of Vedic culture. | In each age, the infallible Lord appears in this world among the animals, human beings, sages and demigods. By His activities in these incarnations He protects the universe and kills the enemies of Vedic culture. | ||
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The protective activities of the Lord, indicated by the word rakṣā, constitute one of the ten fundamental topics of a Mahā-Purāṇa, or a great Purāṇic literature. | The protective activities of the Lord, indicated by the word ''rakṣā'', constitute one of the ten fundamental topics of a ''Mahā-Purāṇa'', or a great Purāṇic literature. | ||
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Revision as of 16:30, 30 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 14
- rakṣācyutāvatārehā
- viśvasyānu yuge yuge
- tiryaṅ-martyarṣi-deveṣu
- hanyante yais trayī-dviṣaḥ
SYNONYMS
rakṣā—protection; acyuta-avatāra—of the incarnations of Lord Acyuta; īhā—the activities; viśvasya—of this universe; anu yuge yuge—in each age; tiryak—among the animals; martya—human beings; ṛṣi—sages; deveṣu—and demigods; hanyante—are killed; yaiḥ—by which incarnations; trayī-dviṣaḥ—the Daityas, who are enemies of Vedic culture.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
In each age, the infallible Lord appears in this world among the animals, human beings, sages and demigods. By His activities in these incarnations He protects the universe and kills the enemies of Vedic culture.
PURPORT
The protective activities of the Lord, indicated by the word rakṣā, constitute one of the ten fundamental topics of a Mahā-Purāṇa, or a great Purāṇic literature.