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==== TEXT 38 ==== | ==== TEXT 38 ==== | ||
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śūdrāḥ pratigrahīṣyanti | :śūdrāḥ pratigrahīṣyanti | ||
tapo-veṣopajīvinaḥ | :tapo-veṣopajīvinaḥ | ||
dharmaṁ vakṣyanty adharma-jñā | :dharmaṁ vakṣyanty adharma-jñā | ||
adhiruhyottamāsanam | :adhiruhyottamāsanam | ||
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śūdrāḥ—lowly, common workers; pratigrahīṣyanti—will accept religious charity; tapaḥ—by shows of austerity; veṣa—and by dressing as mendicants; upajīvinaḥ—earning their living; dharmam—the principles of religion; vakṣyanti—will speak about; adharma-jñāḥ—those who know nothing about religion; adhiruhya—mounting; uttama-āsanam—a high seat. | śūdrāḥ—lowly, common workers; pratigrahīṣyanti—will accept religious charity; tapaḥ—by shows of austerity; veṣa—and by dressing as mendicants; upajīvinaḥ—earning their living; dharmam—the principles of religion; vakṣyanti—will speak about; adharma-jñāḥ—those who know nothing about religion; adhiruhya—mounting; uttama-āsanam—a high seat. | ||
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Uncultured men will accept charity on behalf of the Lord and will earn their livelihood by making a show of austerity and wearing a mendicant's dress. Those who know nothing about religion will mount a high seat and presume to speak on religious principles. | Uncultured men will accept charity on behalf of the Lord and will earn their livelihood by making a show of austerity and wearing a mendicant's dress. Those who know nothing about religion will mount a high seat and presume to speak on religious principles. | ||
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The epidemic of bogus gurus, swamis, priests and so forth is explicitly described here. | The epidemic of bogus ''gurus'', swamis, priests and so forth is explicitly described here. | ||
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Revision as of 03:18, 30 June 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 38
- śūdrāḥ pratigrahīṣyanti
- tapo-veṣopajīvinaḥ
- dharmaṁ vakṣyanty adharma-jñā
- adhiruhyottamāsanam
SYNONYMS
śūdrāḥ—lowly, common workers; pratigrahīṣyanti—will accept religious charity; tapaḥ—by shows of austerity; veṣa—and by dressing as mendicants; upajīvinaḥ—earning their living; dharmam—the principles of religion; vakṣyanti—will speak about; adharma-jñāḥ—those who know nothing about religion; adhiruhya—mounting; uttama-āsanam—a high seat.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
Uncultured men will accept charity on behalf of the Lord and will earn their livelihood by making a show of austerity and wearing a mendicant's dress. Those who know nothing about religion will mount a high seat and presume to speak on religious principles.
PURPORT
The epidemic of bogus gurus, swamis, priests and so forth is explicitly described here.