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‘tumi kene duḥkhī, tomāra āche pitṛ-dhana<br>
:‘tumi kene duḥkhī, tomāra āche pitṛ-dhana
tomāre nā kahila, anyatra chāḍila jīvana“<br>
:tomāre nā kahila, anyatra chāḍila jīvana“
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“The astrologer asked, ‘Why are you unhappy? Your father was very wealthy, but he did not disclose his wealth to you because he died elsewhere.’
“The astrologer asked, ‘Why are you unhappy? Your father was very wealthy, but he did not disclose his wealth to you because he died elsewhere.’
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 128

‘tumi kene duḥkhī, tomāra āche pitṛ-dhana
tomāre nā kahila, anyatra chāḍila jīvana“


SYNONYMS

tumi — you; kene — why; duḥkhī — distressed; tomāra — your; āche — there is; pitṛ-dhana — the riches of your father; tomāre — unto you; nā kahila — he did not disclose; anyatra — somewhere else; chāḍila — gave up; jīvana — his life.


TRANSLATION

“The astrologer asked, ‘Why are you unhappy? Your father was very wealthy, but he did not disclose his wealth to you because he died elsewhere.’