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evaṁ kuṭumby aśāntātmā<br>
:evaṁ kuṭumby aśāntātmā
dvandvārāmaḥ patatri-vat<br>
:dvandvārāmaḥ patatri-vat
puṣṇan kuṭumbaṁ kṛpaṇaḥ<br>
:puṣṇan kuṭumbaṁ kṛpaṇaḥ
sānubandho 'vasīdati<br>
:sānubandho 'vasīdati
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evam—thus; kuṭumbī—a family man; aśānta—unpeaceful; ātmā—his soul; dvandva—in material dualities (like male and female); ārāmaḥ—taking his pleasure; patatri-vat—like this bird; puṣṇan—maintaining; kuṭumbam—his family; kṛpaṇaḥ—the miser; sa-anubandhaḥ—with his relatives; avasīdati—must suffer greatly.
evam—thus; kuṭumbī—a family man; aśānta—unpeaceful; ātmā—his soul; dvandva—in material dualities (like male and female); ārāmaḥ—taking his pleasure; patatri-vat—like this bird; puṣṇan—maintaining; kuṭumbam—his family; kṛpaṇaḥ—the miser; sa-anubandhaḥ—with his relatives; avasīdati—must suffer greatly.
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In this way, one who is too attached to family life becomes disturbed at heart. Like the pigeon, he tries to find pleasure in mundane sex attraction. Busily engaged in maintaining his own family, the miserly person is fated to suffer greatly, along with all his family members.
In this way, one who is too attached to family life becomes disturbed at heart. Like the pigeon, he tries to find pleasure in mundane sex attraction. Busily engaged in maintaining his own family, the miserly person is fated to suffer greatly, along with all his family members.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda

TEXT 73

evaṁ kuṭumby aśāntātmā
dvandvārāmaḥ patatri-vat
puṣṇan kuṭumbaṁ kṛpaṇaḥ
sānubandho 'vasīdati


SYNONYMS

evam—thus; kuṭumbī—a family man; aśānta—unpeaceful; ātmā—his soul; dvandva—in material dualities (like male and female); ārāmaḥ—taking his pleasure; patatri-vat—like this bird; puṣṇan—maintaining; kuṭumbam—his family; kṛpaṇaḥ—the miser; sa-anubandhaḥ—with his relatives; avasīdati—must suffer greatly.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

In this way, one who is too attached to family life becomes disturbed at heart. Like the pigeon, he tries to find pleasure in mundane sex attraction. Busily engaged in maintaining his own family, the miserly person is fated to suffer greatly, along with all his family members.



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