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tathāpy ahaṁ na śocāmi<br>
:tathāpy ahaṁ na śocāmi
na prahṛṣyāmi karhicit<br>
:na prahṛṣyāmi karhicit
kālena daiva-yuktena<br>
:kālena daiva-yuktena
jānan vidrāvitaṁ jagat<br>
:jānan vidrāvitaṁ jagat
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tathā api—nonetheless; aham—I; na śocāmi—do not lament; na prahṛṣyāmi—do not rejoice; karhicit—ever; kālena—by time; daiva—with fate; yuktena—conjoined; jānan—knowing; vidrāvitam—driven; jagat—the world.
''tathā api''—nonetheless; ''aham''—I; ''na śocāmi''—do not lament; ''na prahṛṣyāmi''—do not rejoice; ''karhicit''—ever; ''kālena''—by time; ''daiva''—with fate; ''yuktena''—conjoined; ''jānan''—knowing; ''vidrāvitam''—driven; ''jagat''—the world.
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But still I never lament or rejoice, because I know this world is driven by time and fate.
But still I never lament or rejoice, because I know this world is driven by time and fate.
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Having stated that the Supreme Lord controls this world, Jarāsandha explains the specific method of control. It should be remembered that in the Vedic context kāla, or time, does not refer merely to a system of measuring planetary movements such as days, weeks, months and years but rather to the way things are being moved. Everything is moving according to its destiny, and this destiny is also described as "time," since everyone's destiny is revealed and imposed by the movements of time.
Having stated that the Supreme Lord controls this world, Jarāsandha explains the specific method of control. It should be remembered that in the Vedic context ''kāla'', or time, does not refer merely to a system of measuring planetary movements such as days, weeks, months and years but rather to the ''way'' things are being moved. Everything is moving according to its destiny, and this destiny is also described as "time," since everyone's destiny is revealed and imposed by the movements of time.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda

TEXT 14

tathāpy ahaṁ na śocāmi
na prahṛṣyāmi karhicit
kālena daiva-yuktena
jānan vidrāvitaṁ jagat


SYNONYMS

tathā api—nonetheless; aham—I; na śocāmi—do not lament; na prahṛṣyāmi—do not rejoice; karhicit—ever; kālena—by time; daiva—with fate; yuktena—conjoined; jānan—knowing; vidrāvitam—driven; jagat—the world.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

But still I never lament or rejoice, because I know this world is driven by time and fate.


PURPORT

Having stated that the Supreme Lord controls this world, Jarāsandha explains the specific method of control. It should be remembered that in the Vedic context kāla, or time, does not refer merely to a system of measuring planetary movements such as days, weeks, months and years but rather to the way things are being moved. Everything is moving according to its destiny, and this destiny is also described as "time," since everyone's destiny is revealed and imposed by the movements of time.



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