🪷 ŚB 11.9.27
Sanskrit, transliteration, word meanings, and translation for steady Bhāgavata reading.
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A man who has many wives is constantly harassed by them. He is responsible for their maintenance, and thus all the ladies constantly pull him in different directions, each struggling for her self-interest. Similarly, the material senses harass the conditioned soul, pulling him in many different directions at once. On one side the tongue is pulling him to arrange tasty food; then thirst drags him to get a suitable drink. Simultaneously the sex organs clamor for satisfaction, and the sense of touch demands soft, sensuous objects. The belly harasses him until it is filled, the ears demand to hear pleasing sounds, the sense of smell hankers for pleasant aromas, and the fickle eyes clamor for pleasing sights. Thus the senses, organs and limbs, all desiring satisfaction, pull the living entity in many directions.
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 11.9.27 · गीता प्रेस पाठ
हिन्दी टीका-पाठ
सृष्ट्वा पुराणि विविधान्यजयाऽऽत्मशक्त्या
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।
Source witness details
Sanskrit SHA-256:
c0d1029190d2bf4b681a5ad4bca37cc566e34bbcb985e75dbf435354d45ca8ddHindi SHA-256:
f5e5356977e082358ab654a4d624e5aab9d2069dec25c2f7e5a903d1ce62e239Address crosswalk: exact · final textual equivalence: not claimed
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