Text 25] The Lord’s Tour of South India 11
TEXT 23
TH SHA GAY cafe’ Aaa
feaaca Acs gia, SACS FAN QO I
mukunda hayena duhkhi dekhi’ sannyasa-dharma
tinabare site snana, bhamite sayana
SYNONYMS
mukunda—Mukunda; hayena—becomes; duhkhi—unhappy; dekhi’—seeing;
sannyasa-dharma—My regulative principles in the renounced order; tina-bare —
three times; site—in the winter; sndna—bath; bh@mite—on the ground;
sayana—lying down.
TRANSLATION
“Being a sannyasi, it is My duty to lie down on the ground and take a bath
three times a day, even during the winter. But Mukunda becomes very un-
happy when he sees My severe austerities.
TEXT 24
BUA Beal eH, aha sez We |
Baia gee cafe’ cara feee aca gece 1 28 I
antare duhkhi mukunda, nahi kahe mukhe
ihara duhkha dekhi’ mora dvi-guna haye duhkhe
SYNONYMS
antare—within himself; duhkhi—unhappy; mukunda—Mukunda; nahi—not;
kahe—says; mukhe—in the mouth; ihara—of him; duhkha—the unhappiness;
dekhi’—seeing; mora—My; dvi-guna—twice; haye—there is; duhkhe—the
unhappiness.
TRANSLATION
“Of course, Mukunda does not say anything, but | know that he is very
unhappy within, and upon seeing him unhappy, | become twice as unhappy.
TEXT 25
arty @ —nastm, eicniea— Seta |
AM ACK GAA Saiz feepi-me afz’ tre i
