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:mahā-virakta sanātana bhramena vane vane
mahā-virakta sanātana bhramena vane vane<br>
:prati-vṛkṣe, prati-kuñje rahe rātri-dine
prati-vṛkṣe, prati-kuñje rahe rātri-dine<br>
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''mahā-virakta''—highly elevated in the renounced order of life; ''sanātana''—Sanātana Gosvāmī; ''bhramena''—wanders; ''vane vane''—from forest to forest; ''prati-vṛkṣe''—under every tree; ''prati-kuñje''—in every bush; ''rahe rātri-dine''—remains day and night.
mahā-virakta—highly elevated in the renounced order of life; sanātana—Sanātana Gosvāmī; bhramena—wanders; vane vane—from forest to forest; prati-vṛkṣe—under every tree; prati-kuñje—in every bush; rahe rātri-dine—remains day and night.
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Being very advanced in the renounced order, Sanātana Gosvāmī used to wander from forest to forest, never taking shelter of any habitation built of stone. He used to live under trees or beneath bushes both day and night.
Being very advanced in the renounced order, Sanātana Gosvāmī used to wander from forest to forest, never taking shelter of any habitation built of stone. He used to live under trees or beneath bushes both day and night.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 214

mahā-virakta sanātana bhramena vane vane
prati-vṛkṣe, prati-kuñje rahe rātri-dine


SYNONYMS

mahā-virakta—highly elevated in the renounced order of life; sanātana—Sanātana Gosvāmī; bhramena—wanders; vane vane—from forest to forest; prati-vṛkṣe—under every tree; prati-kuñje—in every bush; rahe rātri-dine—remains day and night.


TRANSLATION

Being very advanced in the renounced order, Sanātana Gosvāmī used to wander from forest to forest, never taking shelter of any habitation built of stone. He used to live under trees or beneath bushes both day and night.