94 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 6, Ch. 16
Sri-badarayanir uvdca
ity udirya gato jivo
Jnatayas tasya te tada
vismita mumucuh sokam
chittvatma-sneha-srnkhalam
$ri-badardyanih uviica—Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; iti—in this way;
udirya—speaking; gatah—went; jivah—the living entity (who had ap-
peared as the son of Maharaja Citraketu); jidtayah—the relatives and
family members; tasya—of him; te—they; tadd—at that time;
vismitah—being astonished; mumucuh—gave up; sokam—lamentation;
chittva—cutting off; dtma-sneha—of affection due to a relationship;
Srmikhalam—the iron shackles.
TRANSLATION
Sri Sukadeva Gosvami continued: When the conditioned soul
[jiva] in the form of Maharaja Citraketu’s son had spoken in this
way and then left, Citraketu and the other relatives of the dead son
were all astonished. Thus they cut off the shackles of their affec-
tion, which was due to their relationship with him, and gave up
their lamentation.
TEXT 13
freer get arate Feather: fae: |
TAME TE Tamera 12 21
nirhrtya jrdtayo jnater
deham krtvocitah kriyah
tatyajur dustyajam sneharn
Soka-moha-bhayartidam
nirhrtya—removing; jndtayah—King Citraketu and all the other
relatives; jridteh—of the son; deham—the body; krtva—performing;
ucitah—suitable; kriyah—activities; tatyajuh—gave up; dustyajam—
very difficult to give up; sneham—affection; soka—lamentation;
moha—illusion; bhaya—fear; arti—and distress; dam—giving.
