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kiṁ dhanair dhana-dair vā kiṁ<br>
:kiṁ dhanair dhana-dair vā kiṁ
kāmair vā kāma-dair uta<br>
:kāmair vā kāma-dair uta
mṛtyunā grasyamānasya<br>
:mṛtyunā grasyamānasya
karmabhir vota janma-daiḥ<br>
:karmabhir vota janma-daiḥ
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kim—of what use; dhanaiḥ—are different kinds of wealth; dhana-daiḥ—the givers of wealth; vā—or; kim—what is the use; kāmaiḥ—of the objects of sense gratification; vā—or; kāma-daiḥ—those who give such sense gratification; uta—or; mṛtyunā—by death; grasyamānasya—for one who is being seized; karmabhiḥ—by fruitive activities; vā uta—or else; janma-daiḥ—which give him his next birth.
kim—of what use; dhanaiḥ—are different kinds of wealth; dhana-daiḥ—the givers of wealth; vā—or; kim—what is the use; kāmaiḥ—of the objects of sense gratification; vā—or; kāma-daiḥ—those who give such sense gratification; uta—or; mṛtyunā—by death; grasyamānasya—for one who is being seized; karmabhiḥ—by fruitive activities; vā uta—or else; janma-daiḥ—which give him his next birth.
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For one who is in the grips of death, what is the use of wealth or those who offer it, sense gratification or those who offer it, or, for that matter, any type of fruitive activity, which simply causes one to again take birth in the material world?
For one who is in the grips of death, what is the use of wealth or those who offer it, sense gratification or those who offer it, or, for that matter, any type of fruitive activity, which simply causes one to again take birth in the material world?
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Revision as of 06:09, 30 November 2017

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 27

kiṁ dhanair dhana-dair vā kiṁ
kāmair vā kāma-dair uta
mṛtyunā grasyamānasya
karmabhir vota janma-daiḥ


SYNONYMS

kim—of what use; dhanaiḥ—are different kinds of wealth; dhana-daiḥ—the givers of wealth; vā—or; kim—what is the use; kāmaiḥ—of the objects of sense gratification; vā—or; kāma-daiḥ—those who give such sense gratification; uta—or; mṛtyunā—by death; grasyamānasya—for one who is being seized; karmabhiḥ—by fruitive activities; vā uta—or else; janma-daiḥ—which give him his next birth.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

For one who is in the grips of death, what is the use of wealth or those who offer it, sense gratification or those who offer it, or, for that matter, any type of fruitive activity, which simply causes one to again take birth in the material world?



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