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(pingalovaca) aho me moha-vitatim pasyatavijitatmanah ya kantad asatah kamam kamaye yena balisa
Translation

The prostitute Pingala said, "Just see how greatly illusioned I am! Because I cannot control my mind, just like a fool I desire lusty pleasure from an insignificant man. [30]

santam samipe ramanam rati-pradam vitta-pradam nityam imam vihaya akama-dam duhkha-bhayadhi-soka- moha-pradam tuccham aham bhaje 'jna
Translation

I am such a fool that I have given up the service of that person who, being eternally situated with my heart, is actually most dear to me. That most dear one is the Lord of the Universe, who is that bestower of real love and happiness and the source of all prosperity. Although He is in my own heart, I have completely neglected Him. Instead I have ignorantly served insignificant men who can never satisfy my real desires and who have simply brought me unhappiness, fear, anxiety, lamentation, and illusion. [31]

aho mayatma paritapito vrtha sanketya-vrttyati-vigarhya-vartaya strainan narad yartha-trso 'nusocyat kritena vittam ratim atmanecchati
Translation

Oh, how I have uselessly tortured my own soul! I have sold my body to lusty, greedy men who are themselves objects of pity. Thus practicing the most abominable profession of a prostitute, I hoped to get money and sex pleasure. [32]

yad asthibhir nirmita-vamsa-vamsya- sthunam tvaca roma-nakhaih pinaddham ksaran-nava-dvaram agaram etad vin-mutra-purnam mad upaiti kanya
Translation

This material body is like a house in which I, the soul, am living. The bones forming my spine, ribs, arms and legs are like the beams, crossbeams and pillars of the house, and the whole structure, which is full of stool and urine, is covered by skin, hair and nails. The nine doors leading into this body are constantly excreting foul substances. Besides me, what woman could be so foolish as to devote herself to this material body, thinking that she might find pleasure and love in this contraption? [33]

videhanam pure hy asminn aham ekaiva mudha-dhih yanyam icchanty asaty asmad atma-dat kamam acyutat
Translation

Certainly in this city of Videha I alone am completely foolish. I neglected the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who awards us everything, even our original spiritual form, and instead I desired to enjoy sense gratification with many men. [34]

suhrt presthatamo natha atma cayam saririnam tam vikriyatmanaivaham rame 'nena yatha rama
Translation

The Supreme Personality of Godhead is absolutely the dearest one for all living beings because He is everyone's well-wisher and Lord. He is the Supreme Soul situated in everyone's heart. Therefore I will now pay the price of complete surrender, and thus purchasing the Lord I will enjoy with Him just like Laksmidevi. [35]

kiyat priyam te vyabhajan kama ye kama-da narah ady-antavanto bharyaya deva va kala-vidrutah
Translation

Men provide sense gratification for women, but all these men, and even the demigods in heaven, have a beginning and an end. They are all temporary creations who will be dragged away by time. Therefore how much actual pleasure or happiness could any of them ever give to their wives? [36]

nunam me bhagavan prito visnuh kenapi karmana nirvedo 'yam durasaya yan me jatah sukhavahah
Translation

Although I most stubbornly hoped to enjoy the world, somehow or other detachment has arisen in my heart and it is making me very happy. Therefore, the Supreme Lord, Vishnu, must be pleased with me. Without knowing it, I must have performed some activity satisfying to Him. [37]

maivam syur manda-bhagyayah klesa nirveda-hetavah yenanubandham nirhrtya purusah samam rcchati
Translation

A person who has developed detachment can give up the bondage of material society, friendship, and love, and a person who undergoes great suffering gradually becomes, out of hopelessness, detached and indifferent to the material world. Thus, due to my great suffering, such detachment awoke in my heart. Therefore, I am in fact fortunate and have received the mercy of the Lord. He must somehow or other be pleased with me. [38]

tenopakrtam adaya sirasa gramya-sangatah tyaktva durasah saranam vrajami tam adhisvaram
Translation

With devotion I accept the great benefit that the Lord has bestowed upon me. Having given up my sinful desires for ordinary sense gratification, I now take shelter of Him, the Supreme Lord. [39]

santusta sraddadhaty etad yatha-labhena jivati viharamy amunaivaham atmana ramanena vai
Translation

I am now completely satisfied and I have full faith in the Lord's mercy. Therefore I will maintain myself with whatever comes of its own accord. I shall enjoy life with only the Lord, He who is the real source of love and happiness." [40]

About Aho Me Moha Vitatim

A song by Krsna Dvaipayana Vyasa. Krsna Dvaipayana Vyasa describes the lamentation of Pingala, a prostitue who has realised that Lord Krishna is the only one who can bestow happiness on everyone. Everyone and everything else is only a source of misery.

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Who wrote Aho Me Moha Vitatim?

Aho Me Moha Vitatim was composed by Krsna Dvaipayana Vyasa.

What is the meaning of Aho Me Moha Vitatim?

The prostitute Pingala said, "Just see how greatly illusioned I am! Because I cannot control my mind, just like a fool I desire lusty pleasure from an insignificant man. [30]

How many verses does Aho Me Moha Vitatim have?

Aho Me Moha Vitatim has 11 verses.

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