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āpta-kāmo yadu-patiḥ | :āpta-kāmo yadu-patiḥ | ||
kṛtavān vai jugupsitam | :kṛtavān vai jugupsitam | ||
kim-abhiprāya etan naḥ | :kim-abhiprāya etan naḥ | ||
śaṁśayaṁ chindhi su-vrata | :śaṁśayaṁ chindhi su-vrata | ||
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āpta- | ''āpta-kāmaḥ''—self-satisfied; ''yadu-patiḥ''—the master of the Yadu dynasty; ''kṛtavān''—has performed; ''vai''—certainly; ''jugupsitam''—that which is contemptible; ''kim-abhiprāyaḥ''—with what intent; ''etat''—this; ''naḥ''—our; ''śaṁśayam''—doubt; ''chindhi''—please cut; ''su-vrata''—O faithful upholder of vows . | ||
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O faithful upholder of vows, please destroy our doubt by explaining to us what purpose the self-satisfied Lord of the Yadus had in mind when He behaved so contemptibly. | O faithful upholder of vows, please destroy our doubt by explaining to us what purpose the self-satisfied Lord of the Yadus had in mind when He behaved so contemptibly. | ||
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It is clear to the enlightened that these doubts will arise in the minds and hearts of persons unfamiliar with the transcendental pastimes of the Lord. Therefore since time immemorial great sages and enlightened kings like Parīkṣit Mahārāja have openly raised these questions to provide the authoritative answer for all posterity. | It is clear to the enlightened that these doubts will arise in the minds and hearts of persons unfamiliar with the transcendental pastimes of the Lord. Therefore since time immemorial great sages and enlightened kings like Parīkṣit Mahārāja have openly raised these questions to provide the authoritative answer for all posterity. | ||
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Revision as of 14:18, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 28
- āpta-kāmo yadu-patiḥ
- kṛtavān vai jugupsitam
- kim-abhiprāya etan naḥ
- śaṁśayaṁ chindhi su-vrata
SYNONYMS
āpta-kāmaḥ—self-satisfied; yadu-patiḥ—the master of the Yadu dynasty; kṛtavān—has performed; vai—certainly; jugupsitam—that which is contemptible; kim-abhiprāyaḥ—with what intent; etat—this; naḥ—our; śaṁśayam—doubt; chindhi—please cut; su-vrata—O faithful upholder of vows .
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
O faithful upholder of vows, please destroy our doubt by explaining to us what purpose the self-satisfied Lord of the Yadus had in mind when He behaved so contemptibly.
PURPORT
It is clear to the enlightened that these doubts will arise in the minds and hearts of persons unfamiliar with the transcendental pastimes of the Lord. Therefore since time immemorial great sages and enlightened kings like Parīkṣit Mahārāja have openly raised these questions to provide the authoritative answer for all posterity.