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etāḥ saṁsṛtayaḥ puṁso | :etāḥ saṁsṛtayaḥ puṁso | ||
guṇa-karma-nibandhanāḥ | :guṇa-karma-nibandhanāḥ | ||
yeneme nirjitāḥ saumya | :yeneme nirjitāḥ saumya | ||
guṇā jīvena citta-jāḥ | :guṇā jīvena citta-jāḥ | ||
bhakti-yogena man-niṣṭho | :bhakti-yogena man-niṣṭho | ||
mad-bhāvāya prapadyate | :mad-bhāvāya prapadyate | ||
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etāḥ—these; saṁsṛtayaḥ—created aspects of existence; puṁsaḥ—of a living being; guṇa—with the material qualities; karma—and work; nibandhanāḥ—connected; yena—by whom; ime—these; nirjitāḥ—are conquered; saumya—O gentle Uddhava; guṇāḥ—the modes of nature; jīvena—by a living entity; citta-jāḥ—which are manifested from the mind; bhakti-yogena—through the process of devotional service; mat-niṣṭhaḥ—dedicated to Me; mat-bhāvāya—of love for Me; prapadyate—receives the qualification. | etāḥ—these; saṁsṛtayaḥ—created aspects of existence; puṁsaḥ—of a living being; guṇa—with the material qualities; karma—and work; nibandhanāḥ—connected; yena—by whom; ime—these; nirjitāḥ—are conquered; saumya—O gentle Uddhava; guṇāḥ—the modes of nature; jīvena—by a living entity; citta-jāḥ—which are manifested from the mind; bhakti-yogena—through the process of devotional service; mat-niṣṭhaḥ—dedicated to Me; mat-bhāvāya—of love for Me; prapadyate—receives the qualification. | ||
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O gentle Uddhava, all these different phases of conditioned life arise from work born of the modes of material nature. The living entity who conquers these modes, manifested from the mind, can dedicate himself to Me by the process of devotional service and thus attain pure love for Me. | O gentle Uddhava, all these different phases of conditioned life arise from work born of the modes of material nature. The living entity who conquers these modes, manifested from the mind, can dedicate himself to Me by the process of devotional service and thus attain pure love for Me. | ||
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The words mad-bhāvāya prapadyate indicate the attainment of love for God or of the same state of existence as that of the Supreme Lord. Actual liberation is residence within the eternal kingdom of God, where life is full of bliss and knowledge. The conditioned soul falsely imagines himself to be the enjoyer of the modes of nature, and thus a particular type of material work is generated, the reaction of which binds the conditioned soul to repeated birth and death. This fruitless process can be counteracted by loving service to the Lord, as described here. | The words ''mad-bhāvāya prapadyate'' indicate the attainment of love for God or of the same state of existence as that of the Supreme Lord. Actual liberation is residence within the eternal kingdom of God, where life is full of bliss and knowledge. The conditioned soul falsely imagines himself to be the enjoyer of the modes of nature, and thus a particular type of material work is generated, the reaction of which binds the conditioned soul to repeated birth and death. This fruitless process can be counteracted by loving service to the Lord, as described here. | ||
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Revision as of 18:01, 3 July 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 32
- etāḥ saṁsṛtayaḥ puṁso
- guṇa-karma-nibandhanāḥ
- yeneme nirjitāḥ saumya
- guṇā jīvena citta-jāḥ
- bhakti-yogena man-niṣṭho
- mad-bhāvāya prapadyate
SYNONYMS
etāḥ—these; saṁsṛtayaḥ—created aspects of existence; puṁsaḥ—of a living being; guṇa—with the material qualities; karma—and work; nibandhanāḥ—connected; yena—by whom; ime—these; nirjitāḥ—are conquered; saumya—O gentle Uddhava; guṇāḥ—the modes of nature; jīvena—by a living entity; citta-jāḥ—which are manifested from the mind; bhakti-yogena—through the process of devotional service; mat-niṣṭhaḥ—dedicated to Me; mat-bhāvāya—of love for Me; prapadyate—receives the qualification.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
O gentle Uddhava, all these different phases of conditioned life arise from work born of the modes of material nature. The living entity who conquers these modes, manifested from the mind, can dedicate himself to Me by the process of devotional service and thus attain pure love for Me.
PURPORT
The words mad-bhāvāya prapadyate indicate the attainment of love for God or of the same state of existence as that of the Supreme Lord. Actual liberation is residence within the eternal kingdom of God, where life is full of bliss and knowledge. The conditioned soul falsely imagines himself to be the enjoyer of the modes of nature, and thus a particular type of material work is generated, the reaction of which binds the conditioned soul to repeated birth and death. This fruitless process can be counteracted by loving service to the Lord, as described here.