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saj-jana, durjana, paṅgu, jaḍa, andha-gaṇa | :saj-jana, durjana, paṅgu, jaḍa, andha-gaṇa | ||
prema-vanyāya ḍubāila jagatera jana | :prema-vanyāya ḍubāila jagatera jana | ||
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sat- | ''sat-jana''—gentle men; ''durjana''—rogues; ''paṅgu''—lame; ''jaḍa''—invalid; ''andha-gaṇa''—blind men; ''prema-vanyāya''—in the inundation of love of Godhead; ''ḍubāila''—drowned; ''jagatera''—all over the world; ''jana''—people. | ||
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The Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement will inundate the entire world and drown everyone, whether one be a gentleman, a rogue or even lame, invalid or blind. | The Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement will inundate the entire world and drown everyone, whether one be a gentleman, a rogue or even lame, invalid or blind. | ||
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Here again it may be emphasized that although jealous rascals protest that Europeans and Americans cannot be given the sacred thread or sannyāsa, there is no need even to consider whether one is a gentleman or a rogue because this is a spiritual movement which is not concerned with the external body of skin and bones. Because it is being properly conducted under the guidance of the Pañca-tattva, strictly following the regulative principles, it has nothing to do with external impediments. | Here again it may be emphasized that although jealous rascals protest that Europeans and Americans cannot be given the sacred thread or ''sannyāsa'', there is no need even to consider whether one is a gentleman or a rogue because this is a spiritual movement which is not concerned with the external body of skin and bones. Because it is being properly conducted under the guidance of the Pañca-tattva, strictly following the regulative principles, it has nothing to do with external impediments. | ||
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 26
- saj-jana, durjana, paṅgu, jaḍa, andha-gaṇa
- prema-vanyāya ḍubāila jagatera jana
SYNONYMS
sat-jana—gentle men; durjana—rogues; paṅgu—lame; jaḍa—invalid; andha-gaṇa—blind men; prema-vanyāya—in the inundation of love of Godhead; ḍubāila—drowned; jagatera—all over the world; jana—people.
TRANSLATION
The Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement will inundate the entire world and drown everyone, whether one be a gentleman, a rogue or even lame, invalid or blind.
PURPORT
Here again it may be emphasized that although jealous rascals protest that Europeans and Americans cannot be given the sacred thread or sannyāsa, there is no need even to consider whether one is a gentleman or a rogue because this is a spiritual movement which is not concerned with the external body of skin and bones. Because it is being properly conducted under the guidance of the Pañca-tattva, strictly following the regulative principles, it has nothing to do with external impediments.