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śukla, rakta, pīta-varṇa—ei tina dyuti<br>
:śukla, rakta, pīta-varṇa—ei tina dyuti
satya-tretā-kali-kāle dharena śrī-pati<br>
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White, red and yellow—these are the three bodily lusters that the Lord, the husband of the goddess of fortune, assumes in the ages of Satya, Tretā and Kali respectively.
White, red and yellow—these are the three bodily lusters that the Lord, the husband of the goddess of fortune, assumes in the ages of Satya, Tretā and Kali respectively.
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Latest revision as of 19:18, 3 June 2026



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 37

śukla, rakta, pīta-varṇa—ei tina dyuti
satya-tretā-kali-kāle dharena śrī-pati


SYNONYMS

śukla — white; rakta — red; pīta-varṇa — the color yellow; ei — these; tina — three; dyuti — lusters; satya — in Satya-yuga; tretā — in Tretā-yuga; kali-kāle — in the Age of Kali; dharena — manifests; śrī-pati — the husband of the goddess of fortune.


TRANSLATION

White, red and yellow—these are the three bodily lusters that the Lord, the husband of the goddess of fortune, assumes in the ages of Satya, Tretā and Kali respectively.