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tretāyāṁ dharma-pādānāṁ<br>
:tretāyāṁ dharma-pādānāṁ
turyāṁśo hīyate śanaiḥ<br>
:turyāṁśo hīyate śanaiḥ
adharma-pādair anṛta-<br>
:adharma-pādair anṛta-
hiṁṣāsantoṣa-vigrahaiḥ<br>
:hiṁṣāsantoṣa-vigrahaiḥ
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tretāyām—in the second age; dharma-pādānām—of the legs of religion; turya—one fourth; aṁśaḥ—part; hīyate—is lost; śanaiḥ—gradually; adharma-pādaiḥ—by the legs of irreligion; anṛta—by falsity; hiṁsā—violence; asantoṣa—dissatisfaction; vigrahaiḥ—and quarrel.
tretāyām—in the second age; dharma-pādānām—of the legs of religion; turya—one fourth; aṁśaḥ—part; hīyate—is lost; śanaiḥ—gradually; adharma-pādaiḥ—by the legs of irreligion; anṛta—by falsity; hiṁsā—violence; asantoṣa—dissatisfaction; vigrahaiḥ—and quarrel.
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In Tretā-yuga each leg of religion is gradually reduced by one quarter by the influence of the four pillars of irreligion—lying, violence, dissatisfaction and quarrel.
In Tretā-yuga each leg of religion is gradually reduced by one quarter by the influence of the four pillars of irreligion—lying, violence, dissatisfaction and quarrel.
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By falsity truth is diminished, by violence mercy is diminished, by dissatisfaction austerity is diminished, and by quarrel charity and cleanliness are diminished.
By falsity truth is diminished, by violence mercy is diminished, by dissatisfaction austerity is diminished, and by quarrel charity and cleanliness are diminished.
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Revision as of 07:18, 30 November 2017

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

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tretāyāṁ dharma-pādānāṁ
turyāṁśo hīyate śanaiḥ
adharma-pādair anṛta-
hiṁṣāsantoṣa-vigrahaiḥ


SYNONYMS

tretāyām—in the second age; dharma-pādānām—of the legs of religion; turya—one fourth; aṁśaḥ—part; hīyate—is lost; śanaiḥ—gradually; adharma-pādaiḥ—by the legs of irreligion; anṛta—by falsity; hiṁsā—violence; asantoṣa—dissatisfaction; vigrahaiḥ—and quarrel.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

In Tretā-yuga each leg of religion is gradually reduced by one quarter by the influence of the four pillars of irreligion—lying, violence, dissatisfaction and quarrel.


PURPORT

By falsity truth is diminished, by violence mercy is diminished, by dissatisfaction austerity is diminished, and by quarrel charity and cleanliness are diminished.



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