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Text 335

Text 335

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kṛṣṇa-‘dhyāna’ kare loka jñāna-adhikārī
tretāra dharma ‘yajña’ karāya ‘rakta’-varṇa dhari’
kṛṣṇa-‘dhyāna’ kare loka jñāna-adhikārī
tretāra dharma ‘yajña’ karāya ‘rakta’-varṇa dhari’

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Synonyms

kṛṣṇa-dhyāna — meditación en Kṛṣṇa; kare — hace; loka — la gente; jñāna-adhikārī — que son avanzados en conocimiento espiritual; tretāra — de Tretā-yuga; dharma — el deber prescrito; yajña — la celebración de sacrificios; karāya — induce; rakta-varṇa dhari’ — adoptando un color rojizo.

kṛṣṇa-dhyāna — meditation upon Kṛṣṇa; kare — perform; loka — the people; jñāna-adhikārī — who are advanced in spiritual knowledge; tretāra — of Tretā-yuga; dharma — the occupational duty; yajña — performance of sacrifices; karāya — induces; rakta-varṇa dhari’ — assuming a reddish color.

Traducción

Translation

«En Satya-yuga, la gente por lo general era avanzada en el conocimiento espiritual y podían meditar en Kṛṣṇa sin mayor dificultad. El deber prescrito de la gente en Tretā-yuga era celebrar grandes sacrificios. Fue la Personalidad de Dios, en Su encarnación rojiza, quien les indujo a hacerlo.

“In Satya-yuga the people were generally advanced in spiritual knowledge and could meditate upon Kṛṣṇa very easily. The people’s occupational duty in Tretā-yuga was to perform great sacrifices. This was induced by the Personality of Godhead in His reddish incarnation.