Adi-lita, Chapter 1 75
inborn nature; pracara—preaching; ef mata—like this; dui—two; bhdi—brothers;
jivera—of the living being; ajfidna—of ignorance; tamah—of the darkness; nasa—
destruction; kari’—doing; kaila—made; tattva-vastu—of the Absolute Truth; d@na—
gift.

TRANSLATION
As the sun and moon drive away darkness by their appearance and reveal the
nature of everything, these two brothers dissipate the darkness of the living beings’
ignorance and enlighten them with knowledge of the Absolute Truth.
TEXT 90
BSlA-Seaay ay SSCA CBSA’ |
Hf-ae-ata-care-aiel Sift AZ tse tl
ajfidna-tamera nama kahiye ‘kaitava’
dharma-artha-kama-moksa-varichd adi saba
SYNONYMS
ajfiana-tamera—of the darkness of ignorance; ndma—name; kahiye—| call; kaitava—
cheating process; dharma—religiosity; artha—economic development; kdma—sense
gratification; moksa—liberation; vafichd—desire for; ddi—and so on; saba—all.
TRANSLATION
The darkness of ignorance is called kaitava, the way of cheating, which begins
with religiosity, economic development, sense gratification and liberation.
TEXT 91
af: cotfasteecatem tacml faderatats ATs
CAMs Aer aw fray wriacwryAaay |
Saerracse azryfaars feraitagtya:
ACT BIAPYITSAT Flofs: qengfoavwste ao il
dharmah projjhita-kaitavo 'tra paramo nirmatsardnadm satam
vedyam vastavam atra vastu sivadam tapa-trayonmiélanam
Srimad-bhagavate mahamuni-krte kitn va parair isvarah
sadyo hrdy avarudhyate ‘tra krtibhih susrusubhis tat-ksanat
SYNONYMS
dharmah-—retigiosity; projjhita—completely rejected; kaitavah—in which fruitive
intention; atra—herein; paramah—the highest; nirmatsaranam—of the one hundred
