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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 140

dhana pāile yaiche sukha-bhoga phala pāya
sukha-bhoga haite duḥkha āpani palāya


SYNONYMS

dhana pāile — when one gets riches; yaiche — just as; sukha-bhoga — enjoyment of happiness; phala — result; pāya — one gets; sukha-bhoga — real enjoyment of happiness; haite — from; duḥkha — all distresses; āpani — themselves; palāya — run away.


TRANSLATION

“When one actually becomes rich, he naturally enjoys all kinds of happiness. When one is actually in a happy mood, all distressful conditions go away by themselves. No extraneous endeavor is needed.