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nūnaṁ hy adṛṣṭa-niṣṭho 'yam | :nūnaṁ hy adṛṣṭa-niṣṭho 'yam | ||
adṛṣṭa-paramo janaḥ | :adṛṣṭa-paramo janaḥ | ||
adṛṣṭam ātmanas tattvaṁ | :adṛṣṭam ātmanas tattvaṁ | ||
yo veda na sa muhyati | :yo veda na sa muhyati | ||
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''nūnam''—certainly; ''hi''—indeed; ''adṛṣṭa''—unseen; ''niṣṭhaḥ ayam''—something ends there; ''adṛṣṭa''—the unseen destiny; ''paramaḥ''—ultimate; ''janaḥ''—every living entity within this material world; ''adṛṣṭam''—that destiny; ''ātmanaḥ''—of oneself; ''tattvam''—ultimate truth; ''yaḥ''—anyone who; ''veda''—knows; ''na''—not; ''saḥ''—he; ''muhyati''—becomes bewildered. | |||
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Every man is certainly controlled by destiny, which determines the results of one's fruitive activities. In other words, one has a son or daughter because of unseen destiny, and when the son or daughter is no longer present, this also is due to unseen destiny. Destiny is the ultimate controller of everyone. One who knows this is never bewildered. | Every man is certainly controlled by destiny, which determines the results of one's fruitive activities. In other words, one has a son or daughter because of unseen destiny, and when the son or daughter is no longer present, this also is due to unseen destiny. Destiny is the ultimate controller of everyone. One who knows this is never bewildered. | ||
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Nanda Mahārāja consoled his younger brother Vasudeva by saying that destiny is ultimately responsible for everything. Vasudeva should not be unhappy that his many children had been killed by Kaṁsa or that the last child, the daughter, had gone to the heavenly planets. | Nanda Mahārāja consoled his younger brother Vasudeva by saying that destiny is ultimately responsible for everything. Vasudeva should not be unhappy that his many children had been killed by Kaṁsa or that the last child, the daughter, had gone to the heavenly planets. | ||
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Revision as of 11:27, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 30
- nūnaṁ hy adṛṣṭa-niṣṭho 'yam
- adṛṣṭa-paramo janaḥ
- adṛṣṭam ātmanas tattvaṁ
- yo veda na sa muhyati
SYNONYMS
nūnam—certainly; hi—indeed; adṛṣṭa—unseen; niṣṭhaḥ ayam—something ends there; adṛṣṭa—the unseen destiny; paramaḥ—ultimate; janaḥ—every living entity within this material world; adṛṣṭam—that destiny; ātmanaḥ—of oneself; tattvam—ultimate truth; yaḥ—anyone who; veda—knows; na—not; saḥ—he; muhyati—becomes bewildered.
TRANSLATION
Every man is certainly controlled by destiny, which determines the results of one's fruitive activities. In other words, one has a son or daughter because of unseen destiny, and when the son or daughter is no longer present, this also is due to unseen destiny. Destiny is the ultimate controller of everyone. One who knows this is never bewildered.
PURPORT
Nanda Mahārāja consoled his younger brother Vasudeva by saying that destiny is ultimately responsible for everything. Vasudeva should not be unhappy that his many children had been killed by Kaṁsa or that the last child, the daughter, had gone to the heavenly planets.