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''tabu''—still; ''pūjya hao''—You are worshipable; ''tumi baḍa''—You are much greater; ''āmā haite''—than me; ''sarva-nāśa haya''—everything becomes lost; ''mora''—my; ''tomāra nindāte''—by blaspheming You.
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Latest revision as of 23:19, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 82

tabu pūjya hao, tumi baḍa āmā haite
sarva-nāśa haya mora tomāra nindāte


SYNONYMS

tabu — still; pūjya hao — You are worshipable; tumi baḍa — You are much greater; āmā haite — than me; sarva-nāśa haya — everything becomes lost; mora — my; tomāra nindāte — by blaspheming You.


TRANSLATION

"My dear Lord, You are the Supreme Lord, and although You consider Yourself the Lord's servant, You are nonetheless worshipable. You are much greater than I am; therefore all my spiritual achievements have been lost because I have blasphemed You.