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CC Adi 14.28 (1996)

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 28

kha-i-sandeśa-anna yateka—māṭira vikāra
eho māṭi, seha māṭi, ki bheda-vicāra


SYNONYMS

kha-i — fused rice; sandeśa — sweetmeat; anna — eatables; yateka — all; māṭira — of dirt; vikāra — transformations; eho — this is also; māṭi — dirt; seha — that; māṭi — dirt; ki — what; bheda — of difference; vicāra — consideration.


TRANSLATION

“Fused rice, sweetmeats and all other eatables are but transformations of dirt. This is dirt, that is dirt. Please consider. What is the difference between them?