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Prabeśiyā Antaḥ Pure Nārī Gaṇe Śānta Kore

दिखाएँ
टेक्स्ट
prabeśiyā antaḥ-pure nārī-gaṇe śānta kore śrībāsa āmiyā upadeśe śuno pāgalinī-gaṇa śoka koro akāraṇa kibā duḥkha thāke kṛṣṇābeśe
अर्थ

Entering the inner rooms of the house, Śrīvāsa pacified the women with words sweet like nectar. He said, "O foolish women, you grieve without reason. How can grief stay where people
are rapt in thinking of Lord Kṛṣṇa?

kṛṣṇa nitya suta jāra śoka kabhu nāhi tāra anitya āsakti sarba-nāśa asiyācho e soṁsāre kṛṣṇa bhajībara tāre nitya-tattwe koroho bilāsa
अर्थ

"She who has Kṛṣṇa as her eternal son will never grieve. She who becomes attached to a son that is not eternal will lose everything. You have all come to this world of birth and death to
worship Lord Kṛṣṇa. Please find Your happiness in eternal Kṛṣṇa.

e dehe jabata sthiti koro kṛṣṇacandre rati kṛṣṇa jāno dhana jana prāṇa e-deho-anuga jata bhāi bandhu pati suta anitya sambanda boli' mano
अर्थ

"As long as you stay in this body, please place your love in Lord Kṛṣṇa. Please think of Lord Kṛṣṇa as your wealth, your kinsman, and your life. Please tell your hearts that ties with husband, sons, brothers, kinsmen, and everything in relation to the material body are all temporary.

kebā kāra pati suta anitya-sambandha-kṛta cāhile rākhite nāre tāre karama-bipaka-phale suta ho'ye baise kole karma-khaya āra raite nāre
अर्थ

"Any woman who wishes to always keep her temporary relationship with husband or son will find that she cannot. When his karma's fruit is ripe, the son will perish. Even if the son
sits on her lap, she has no power to protect him.

ithe sukha duḥkha māni' adho-gati labhe prāṇī kṛṣṇa-pada hoite paḍe dūre śoka sambariyā ebe nāmānanda māja' sabe bhakatibinoda-bāñchā pūre
अर्थ

"Thinking happiness and suffering come from material relationships, the soul falls far from Lord Kṛṣṇa's feet, falls into a lower life. Therefore, please stop your grief. Dive into the bliss of the holy name."

All these words fulfill the desires of Bhaktivinoda.