🪷 ŚB 11.3.37
Sanskrit, transliteration, word meanings, and translation for steady Bhāgavata reading.
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Originally one, the Absolute, Brahman, comes to be known as threefold, manifesting itself as the three modes of material nature — goodness, passion and ignorance. Brahman further expands its potency, and thus the power to act and the power of consciousness become manifest, along with the false ego, which covers the identity of the conditioned living being. Thus, by the expansion of the multipotencies of the Absolute, the demigods, as the embodiment of knowledge, become manifest, along with the material senses, their objects, and the results of material activity, namely happiness and distress. In this way the manifestation of the material world takes place as the subtle cause and as the material effect visible in the appearance of gross material objects. Brahman, which is the source of all subtle and gross manifestations, is simultaneously transcendental to them, being absolute.
गीता प्रेस, गोरखपुर · पृथक पाठ-साक्षी
Sanskrit and Hindi Witness
इस पाठ-साक्षी का श्लोक-पता वर्तमान ŚB मार्ग से ठीक मिलता है। गीता प्रेस और वर्तमान अंग्रेज़ी पाठ को मिलाया नहीं गया है; दोनों अपने-अपने स्रोत-रूप में साथ पढ़े जा सकते हैं।
ŚB 11.3.37 · गीता प्रेस पाठ
हिन्दी टीका-पाठ
नात्मा जजान न मरिष्यति नैधतेऽसौ
स्रोत-खंड सीमा · यह हिन्दी अंश गीता प्रेस डिजिटल पाठ में इस दृश्य श्लोक-इकाई के बाद आता है; इसे स्वतः एक-से-एक टीका या संस्करण-समानता नहीं माना गया है।
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Sanskrit SHA-256:
47e648bacca15aeda7e3dd5f334a326a3ab9cae794fc0700c94fc36e09a6a656Hindi SHA-256:
5e5ff6ed52d1da70db8b1169f71c4315da857fe608838c2c086e802cbc3a9c8fAddress crosswalk: exact · final textual equivalence: not claimed
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