Text 54] Hiranyakasipu, King of the Demons 117
duhkhitah—very unhappy; snehat—out of affection; akalpah—unable
to do anything; krpanah—the poor bird; krpaném—the poor wife;
paryadevayat—began to lament for.
TRANSLATION
O queens of Suyajiia, the male kulinga bird, seeing his wife put
into the greatest danger in the grip of Providence, became very
unhappy. Because of affection, the poor bird, being unable to
release her, began to lament for his wife.
TEXT 53
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Hal ARV ea: farrewrn fra: |
HUN ASAT AAT FH HC TLT 143M
aho akaruno devah
striyadkarunaya vibhuh
krpanam mdm anusocantya
dinaya kim karisyati
aho—alas; akarunah—most unkind; devah—providence; striya—
with my wife; akarunaya—who is fully compassionate; vibhuh—the
Supreme Lord; krpanam—poor; mém—me; anusocantya—lamenting
for; dinaya—poor; kim—what; karisyati—shall do.
TRANSLATION
Alas, how merciless is Providence! My wife, unable to be helped
by anyone, is in such an awkward position and lamenting for me.
What will Providence gain by taking away this poor bird? What
will be the profit?
TEXT 54
aM aad a 2a: feadtarcaat fF 2 |
aaa at garda PaTag sell
kdmam nayatu mam devah
kim ardhenatmano hi me
