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chidyamānaṁ yamair etaiḥ | :chidyamānaṁ yamair etaiḥ | ||
kṛta-nīḍaṁ vanaspatim | :kṛta-nīḍaṁ vanaspatim | ||
khagaḥ sva-ketam utsṛjya | :khagaḥ sva-ketam utsṛjya | ||
kṣemaṁ yāti hy alampaṭaḥ | :kṣemaṁ yāti hy alampaṭaḥ | ||
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chidyamānam—being cut down; yamaiḥ—by cruel men, who are like death personified; etaiḥ—by these; kṛta-nīḍam—in which he has constructed his nest; vanaspatim—a tree; khagaḥ—a bird; sva-ketam—his home; utsṛjya—giving up; kṣemam—happiness; yāti—achieves; hi—indeed; alampaṭaḥ—without attachment. | chidyamānam—being cut down; yamaiḥ—by cruel men, who are like death personified; etaiḥ—by these; kṛta-nīḍam—in which he has constructed his nest; vanaspatim—a tree; khagaḥ—a bird; sva-ketam—his home; utsṛjya—giving up; kṣemam—happiness; yāti—achieves; hi—indeed; alampaṭaḥ—without attachment. | ||
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Without attachment, a bird gives up the tree in which his nest was constructed when that tree is cut down by cruel men who are like death personified, and thus the bird achieves happiness in another place. | Without attachment, a bird gives up the tree in which his nest was constructed when that tree is cut down by cruel men who are like death personified, and thus the bird achieves happiness in another place. | ||
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Here the example is given of detachment from the bodily concept of life. The living entity resides within the body just as a bird dwells within a tree. When thoughtless men cut down the tree, the bird, without lamenting the loss of its previous nest, does not hesitate to establish its residence in another place. | Here the example is given of detachment from the bodily concept of life. The living entity resides within the body just as a bird dwells within a tree. When thoughtless men cut down the tree, the bird, without lamenting the loss of its previous nest, does not hesitate to establish its residence in another place. | ||
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Revision as of 05:45, 30 November 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 15
- chidyamānaṁ yamair etaiḥ
- kṛta-nīḍaṁ vanaspatim
- khagaḥ sva-ketam utsṛjya
- kṣemaṁ yāti hy alampaṭaḥ
SYNONYMS
chidyamānam—being cut down; yamaiḥ—by cruel men, who are like death personified; etaiḥ—by these; kṛta-nīḍam—in which he has constructed his nest; vanaspatim—a tree; khagaḥ—a bird; sva-ketam—his home; utsṛjya—giving up; kṣemam—happiness; yāti—achieves; hi—indeed; alampaṭaḥ—without attachment.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
Without attachment, a bird gives up the tree in which his nest was constructed when that tree is cut down by cruel men who are like death personified, and thus the bird achieves happiness in another place.
PURPORT
Here the example is given of detachment from the bodily concept of life. The living entity resides within the body just as a bird dwells within a tree. When thoughtless men cut down the tree, the bird, without lamenting the loss of its previous nest, does not hesitate to establish its residence in another place.