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bhukti, siddhi, indriyārtha tāre nāhi bhāya | :bhukti, siddhi, indriyārtha tāre nāhi bhāya | ||
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''bhukti''—material enjoyment; ''siddhi''—mystic power; ''indriya-artha''—the objects of the senses; ''tāre''—unto him; ''nāhi bhāya''—do not appeal. | |||
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"In the material field, people are interested in material enjoyment, mystic power and sense gratification. But these things do not appeal to the devotee at all. | |||
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 24
- bhukti, siddhi, indriyārtha tāre nāhi bhāya
SYNONYMS
bhukti—material enjoyment; siddhi—mystic power; indriya-artha—the objects of the senses; tāre—unto him; nāhi bhāya—do not appeal.
TRANSLATION
"In the material field, people are interested in material enjoyment, mystic power and sense gratification. But these things do not appeal to the devotee at all.