Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 9.6.52
ఏకస్తపస్వ్యహమథామ్భసి మత్స్యసఙ్గాత్
పఞ్చాశదాసముత పఞ్చసహస్రసర్గ: ।
నాన్తం వ్రజామ్యుభయకృత్యమనోరథానాం
మాయాగుణైర్హృతమతిర్విషయేఽర్థభావ: ॥ ౫౨ ॥
ekas tapasvy aham athāmbhasi matsya-saṅgāt
[ekas tapasvy aham athaambhasi matsya-sangaat]
paṣcāśad āsam uta paṣca-sahasra-sargaḥ
[pashchaashad aasam uta pashcha-sahasra-sargah]
nāntaṁ vrajāmy ubhaya-kṛtya-manorathānāṁ
[naantam vrajaamy ubhaya-kritya-manorathaanaam]
māyā-guṇair hṛta-matir viṣaye ’rtha-bhāvaḥ
[maayaa-gunair hrita-matir vishaye ’rtha-bhaavah]
Word-for-word
ekaḥ
—
one only
tapasvī
—
great sage
aham
—
I
atha
—
thus
ambhasi
—
in the deep water
matsya-saṅgāt
—
by associating with the fish
paṣcāśat
—
fifty
āsam
—
got wives
uta
—
and what to speak of begetting one hundred sons in each of them
paṣca-sahasra-sargaḥ
—
procreation of five thousand
na antam
—
no end
vrajāmi
—
I can find
ubhaya-kṛtya
—
duties of this life and the next
manorathānām
—
mental concoctions
māyā-guṇaiḥ
—
influenced by the modes of material nature
hṛta
—
lost
matiḥ viṣaye
—
great attraction for material things
artha-bhāvaḥ
—
matters of self-interest.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
ekas tapasvy aham athāmbhasi matsya-saṅgāt
ekaḥ
one only
tapasvī
great sage
aham
I
atha
thus
ambhasi
in the deep water
matsya-saṅgāt
by associating with the fish
paṣcāśad āsam uta paṣca-sahasra-sargaḥ
paṣcāśat
fifty
āsam
got wives
uta
and what to speak of begetting one hundred sons in each of them
paṣca-sahasra-sargaḥ
procreation of five thousand
nāntaṁ vrajāmy ubhaya-kṛtya-manorathānāṁ
na antam
no end
vrajāmi
I can find
ubhaya-kṛtya
duties of this life and the next
manorathānām
mental concoctions
māyā-guṇair hṛta-matir viṣaye ’rtha-bhāvaḥ
māyā-guṇaiḥ
influenced by the modes of material nature
hṛta
lost
matiḥ viṣaye
great attraction for material things
artha-bhāvaḥ
matters of self-interest.
In the beginning I was alone and engaged in performing the austerities of mystic yoga, but later, because of the association of fish engaged in sex, I desired to marry. Then I became the husband of fifty wives, and in each of them I begot one hundred sons, and thus my family increased to five thousand members. By the influence of the modes of material nature, I became fallen and thought that I would be happy in material life. Thus there is no end to my material desires for enjoyment, in this life and the next.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
In the beginning I was alone and engaged in performing austerities but later, because of the association of fish, I became fifty members, and then increased to five thousand members. My intelligence destroyed by the guṇas, thinking enjoyment as the goal of life, I obtained no end to my desires in this and next life.
He explains further the fault of association. By association with fifty wives I became fifty. By sons I became five thousand since he had a hundred sons by each wife. Thinking that enjoyment is the goal of life (artha-bhāvaḥ), I obtained no end to desires for performing actions for this and next life (ubhaya-kṛtya).
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