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eta | :eta bali' nānā-bhāva karaye prakāśa | ||
yāhāra darśane munira haya dhairya-nāśa | :yāhāra darśane munira haya dhairya-nāśa | ||
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eta | ''eta bali'' '—saying this; ''nānā-bhāva''—various postures; ''karaye prakāśa''—began to manifest; ''yāhāra darśane''—seeing which; ''munira''—of even the great philosophers; ''haya''—there is; ''dhairya-nāśa''—loss of patience. | ||
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After saying this, she began to manifest various postures, which even the greatest philosopher would lose his patience upon seeing. | After saying this, she began to manifest various postures, which even the greatest philosopher would lose his patience upon seeing. | ||
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Revision as of 08:45, 27 September 2021
TEXT 238
- eta bali' nānā-bhāva karaye prakāśa
- yāhāra darśane munira haya dhairya-nāśa
SYNONYMS
eta bali '—saying this; nānā-bhāva—various postures; karaye prakāśa—began to manifest; yāhāra darśane—seeing which; munira—of even the great philosophers; haya—there is; dhairya-nāśa—loss of patience.
TRANSLATION
After saying this, she began to manifest various postures, which even the greatest philosopher would lose his patience upon seeing.