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pitṛhūr nṛpa puryā dvār | :pitṛhūr nṛpa puryā dvār | ||
dakṣiṇena purañjanaḥ | :dakṣiṇena purañjanaḥ | ||
rāṣṭraṁ dakṣiṇa-pañcālaṁ | :rāṣṭraṁ dakṣiṇa-pañcālaṁ | ||
yāti śrutadharānvitaḥ | :yāti śrutadharānvitaḥ | ||
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''pitṛhūḥ''—of the name Pitṛhū; ''nṛpa''—O King; ''puryāḥ''—of the city; ''dvāḥ''—gate; ''dakṣiṇena''—on the southern side; ''purañjanaḥ''—King Purañjana; ''rāṣṭram''—country; ''dakṣiṇa''—southern; ''pañcālam''—of the name Pañcāla; ''yāti''—used to go; ''śruta-dhara-anvitaḥ''—along with his friend Śrutadhara. | |||
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The southern gate of the city was known as Pitṛhū, and through that gate King Purañjana used to visit the city named Dakṣiṇa-pañcāla, accompanied by his friend Śrutadhara. | The southern gate of the city was known as Pitṛhū, and through that gate King Purañjana used to visit the city named Dakṣiṇa-pañcāla, accompanied by his friend Śrutadhara. | ||
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The right ear is used for karma-kāṇḍīya, or fruitive activities. As long as one is attached to the enjoyment of material resources, he hears from the right ear and uses the five senses to elevate himself to the higher planetary systems like Pitṛloka. Consequently, the right ear is here described as the Pitṛhū gate. | The right ear is used for ''karma-kāṇḍīya'', or fruitive activities. As long as one is attached to the enjoyment of material resources, he hears from the right ear and uses the five senses to elevate himself to the higher planetary systems like Pitṛloka. Consequently, the right ear is here described as the Pitṛhū gate. | ||
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Revision as of 15:37, 28 May 2021
Srimad-Bhagavatam - Fourth Canto - Chapter 25: The Descriptions of the Characteristics of King Purañjana
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 50
- pitṛhūr nṛpa puryā dvār
- dakṣiṇena purañjanaḥ
- rāṣṭraṁ dakṣiṇa-pañcālaṁ
- yāti śrutadharānvitaḥ
SYNONYMS
pitṛhūḥ—of the name Pitṛhū; nṛpa—O King; puryāḥ—of the city; dvāḥ—gate; dakṣiṇena—on the southern side; purañjanaḥ—King Purañjana; rāṣṭram—country; dakṣiṇa—southern; pañcālam—of the name Pañcāla; yāti—used to go; śruta-dhara-anvitaḥ—along with his friend Śrutadhara.
TRANSLATION
The southern gate of the city was known as Pitṛhū, and through that gate King Purañjana used to visit the city named Dakṣiṇa-pañcāla, accompanied by his friend Śrutadhara.
PURPORT
The right ear is used for karma-kāṇḍīya, or fruitive activities. As long as one is attached to the enjoyment of material resources, he hears from the right ear and uses the five senses to elevate himself to the higher planetary systems like Pitṛloka. Consequently, the right ear is here described as the Pitṛhū gate.