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bhikṣuka sannyāsī āmi nirjana-vāsī | :bhikṣuka sannyāsī āmi nirjana-vāsī | ||
āmāya duḥkha deya, nija-duḥkha | :āmāya duḥkha deya, nija-duḥkha kahi' āsi' | ||
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''bhikṣuka''—beggar; ''sannyāsī''—mendicant; ''āmi''—I; ''nirjana-vāsī''—living in a solitary place; ''āmāya''—to Me; ''duḥkha''—unhappiness; ''deya''—they give; ''nija-duḥkha''—their own unhappiness; ''kahi'' '—speaking; ''āsi'' '—coming. | |||
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"As a beggar sannyāsī, a mendicant, I wish to live alone in a solitary place, but these people come to tell Me about their unhappiness and disturb Me. | |||
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Revision as of 15:52, 21 September 2021
TEXT 64
- bhikṣuka sannyāsī āmi nirjana-vāsī
- āmāya duḥkha deya, nija-duḥkha kahi' āsi'
SYNONYMS
bhikṣuka—beggar; sannyāsī—mendicant; āmi—I; nirjana-vāsī—living in a solitary place; āmāya—to Me; duḥkha—unhappiness; deya—they give; nija-duḥkha—their own unhappiness; kahi '—speaking; āsi '—coming.
TRANSLATION
"As a beggar sannyāsī, a mendicant, I wish to live alone in a solitary place, but these people come to tell Me about their unhappiness and disturb Me.