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āditsor anna-pānānām | :āditsor anna-pānānām | ||
āsan kukṣy-antra-nāḍayaḥ | :āsan kukṣy-antra-nāḍayaḥ | ||
nadyaḥ samudrāś ca tayos | :nadyaḥ samudrāś ca tayos | ||
tuṣṭiḥ puṣṭis tad-āśraye | :tuṣṭiḥ puṣṭis tad-āśraye | ||
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''āditsoḥ''—desiring to have; ''anna-pānānām''—of food and drink; ''āsan''—there became; ''kukṣi''—the abdomen; ''antra''—the intestines; ''nāḍayaḥ''—and the arteries; ''nadyaḥ''—the rivers; ''samudrāḥ''—seas; ''ca''—also; ''tayoḥ''—of them; ''tuṣṭiḥ''—sustenance; ''puṣṭiḥ''—metabolism; ''tat''—of them; ''āśraye''—the source. | |||
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When there was a desire to have food and drink, the abdomen and the intestines and also the arteries became manifested. The rivers and seas are the source of their sustenance and metabolism. | When there was a desire to have food and drink, the abdomen and the intestines and also the arteries became manifested. The rivers and seas are the source of their sustenance and metabolism. | ||
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The controlling deities of the intestines are the rivers, and those of the arteries, the seas. Fulfillment of the belly with food and drink is the cause of sustenance, and the metabolism of the food and drink replaces the waste of the bodily energies. Therefore, the body's health is dependent on healthy actions of the intestines and the arteries. The rivers and the seas, being the controlling deities of the two, keep the intestines and the arteries in healthy order. | The controlling deities of the intestines are the rivers, and those of the arteries, the seas. Fulfillment of the belly with food and drink is the cause of sustenance, and the metabolism of the food and drink replaces the waste of the bodily energies. Therefore, the body's health is dependent on healthy actions of the intestines and the arteries. The rivers and the seas, being the controlling deities of the two, keep the intestines and the arteries in healthy order. | ||
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Revision as of 16:33, 30 November 2017
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 29
- āditsor anna-pānānām
- āsan kukṣy-antra-nāḍayaḥ
- nadyaḥ samudrāś ca tayos
- tuṣṭiḥ puṣṭis tad-āśraye
SYNONYMS
āditsoḥ—desiring to have; anna-pānānām—of food and drink; āsan—there became; kukṣi—the abdomen; antra—the intestines; nāḍayaḥ—and the arteries; nadyaḥ—the rivers; samudrāḥ—seas; ca—also; tayoḥ—of them; tuṣṭiḥ—sustenance; puṣṭiḥ—metabolism; tat—of them; āśraye—the source.
TRANSLATION
When there was a desire to have food and drink, the abdomen and the intestines and also the arteries became manifested. The rivers and seas are the source of their sustenance and metabolism.
PURPORT
The controlling deities of the intestines are the rivers, and those of the arteries, the seas. Fulfillment of the belly with food and drink is the cause of sustenance, and the metabolism of the food and drink replaces the waste of the bodily energies. Therefore, the body's health is dependent on healthy actions of the intestines and the arteries. The rivers and the seas, being the controlling deities of the two, keep the intestines and the arteries in healthy order.