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kapotau sneha-guṇita- | :kapotau sneha-guṇita- | ||
hṛdayau gṛha-dharmiṇau | :hṛdayau gṛha-dharmiṇau | ||
dṛṣṭiṁ dṛṣṭyāṅgam aṅgena | :dṛṣṭiṁ dṛṣṭyāṅgam aṅgena | ||
buddhiṁ buddhyā babandhatuḥ | :buddhiṁ buddhyā babandhatuḥ | ||
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kapotau—the two pigeons; sneha—by affection; guṇita—tied together as if by ropes; hṛdayau—their hearts; gṛha-dharmiṇau—attached householders; dṛṣṭim—glance; dṛṣṭyā—by glance; aṅgam—physical body; aṅgena—by the other's body; buddhim—mind; buddhyā—by the other's mind; babandhatuḥ—they bound each other. | kapotau—the two pigeons; sneha—by affection; guṇita—tied together as if by ropes; hṛdayau—their hearts; gṛha-dharmiṇau—attached householders; dṛṣṭim—glance; dṛṣṭyā—by glance; aṅgam—physical body; aṅgena—by the other's body; buddhim—mind; buddhyā—by the other's mind; babandhatuḥ—they bound each other. | ||
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The two pigeons were very much devoted to their household duties. Their hearts being tied together by sentimental affection, they were each attracted by the other's glances, bodily features and states of mind. Thus, they completely bound each other in affection. | The two pigeons were very much devoted to their household duties. Their hearts being tied together by sentimental affection, they were each attracted by the other's glances, bodily features and states of mind. Thus, they completely bound each other in affection. | ||
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The male and female pigeon were so attracted to each other that they could not tolerate even a moment's separation from one another. This is called bhagavad-vismṛti, or forgetfulness of the Supreme Lord and attachment to dead matter. The living entity has an eternal love for the Lord, but when perverted, that love is manifested as false material affection. A pale reflection of actual pleasure thus becomes the foundation of a false life based on forgetfulness of the Absolute Truth. | The male and female pigeon were so attracted to each other that they could not tolerate even a moment's separation from one another. This is called ''bhagavad-vismṛti'', or forgetfulness of the Supreme Lord and attachment to dead matter. The living entity has an eternal love for the Lord, but when perverted, that love is manifested as false material affection. A pale reflection of actual pleasure thus becomes the foundation of a false life based on forgetfulness of the Absolute Truth. | ||
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Revision as of 16:20, 23 June 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 54
- kapotau sneha-guṇita-
- hṛdayau gṛha-dharmiṇau
- dṛṣṭiṁ dṛṣṭyāṅgam aṅgena
- buddhiṁ buddhyā babandhatuḥ
SYNONYMS
kapotau—the two pigeons; sneha—by affection; guṇita—tied together as if by ropes; hṛdayau—their hearts; gṛha-dharmiṇau—attached householders; dṛṣṭim—glance; dṛṣṭyā—by glance; aṅgam—physical body; aṅgena—by the other's body; buddhim—mind; buddhyā—by the other's mind; babandhatuḥ—they bound each other.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
The two pigeons were very much devoted to their household duties. Their hearts being tied together by sentimental affection, they were each attracted by the other's glances, bodily features and states of mind. Thus, they completely bound each other in affection.
PURPORT
The male and female pigeon were so attracted to each other that they could not tolerate even a moment's separation from one another. This is called bhagavad-vismṛti, or forgetfulness of the Supreme Lord and attachment to dead matter. The living entity has an eternal love for the Lord, but when perverted, that love is manifested as false material affection. A pale reflection of actual pleasure thus becomes the foundation of a false life based on forgetfulness of the Absolute Truth.