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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


TEXT 43

vāyur yathā ghanānīkaṁ
tṛṇaṁ tūlaṁ rajāṁsi ca
saṁyojyākṣipate bhūyas
tathā bhūtāni bhūta-kṛt


SYNONYMS

vāyuḥ—the wind; yathā—as; ghana—of clouds; anīkam—groups; tṛṇam—grass; tūlam—cotton; rajāṁsi—dust; ca—and; saṁyojya—bringing together; ākṣipate—throws apart; bhūyaḥ—once again; tathā—so; bhūtāni—living beings; bhūta—of living beings; kṛt—the creator.


TRANSLATION

Just as the wind brings together masses of clouds, blades of grass, wisps of cotton and particles of dust, only to scatter them all again, so the creator deals with His created beings in the same way.