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NARADA BHAKTI SUTRAS
Sutra 20.
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<p text="M">अस्त्येवमेवम् ॥ २० ॥
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<ignore>Sutra 20. Astyevamevam.
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<p text="T">There are such and such instances. (Examples
do exist of such perfect expression of Bhakti. So it is.
So it is.)
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<p text="G">एवं एवम् :
Evam evam : such and such, thus and
thus ; ( उदाहरण म् Udaharanam : example); अस्ति
Asti exists, there is.
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<p text="C">The next Sutra will illustrate the view of Narada.
</p>
<p text="C">Bhakti is exactly as described in the foregoing
aphorism.
aphorism.</p>
<p text="M">यथा व्रजगोपिकानाम् ॥ २१ ॥
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<ignore>Sutra 21. Yatha vrajagopikaanaam.
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<p text="T">As for instance, in the case of the cow-maids of
Vraja or Brindawan.
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<p text="G">य था
Yatha: for instance; व्रज गोपी का ना म्
Vrajagopikaanaam: in the case of the Gopis of Vraja;
the cow-maids of Vraja or Brindawan.
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<p text="C">In this context, read the chapters 29 and 30 of
Srimad Bhagavatam.
</p>
<p text="C">Although there have been great devotees like
Sri Suka, Uddhava, Valmiki and others, Narada men-
tions the illiterate women of Vraja, as examples of
the highest devotion. They played with Sri Krishna
and identified themselves with Him in complete
devotion.
devotion.</p>
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<ignore>78
NARADA BHAKTI SUTRAS
Sutra 20.
<p text="M">अस्त्येवमेवम् ॥ २० ॥
<ignore>Sutra 20. Astyevamevam.
<p text="T">There are such and such instances. (Examples
do exist of such perfect expression of Bhakti. So it is.
So it is.)
<p text="G">एवं एवम् :
thus ; ( उदाहरण
Asti exists, there is.
<p text="C">The next Sutra will illustrate the view of Narada.
<p text="C">Bhakti is exactly as described in the foregoing
aphorism.
aphorism.</p>
<p text="M">यथा व्रजगोपिकानाम् ॥ २१ ॥
<ignore>Sutra 21. Yatha vrajagopikaanaam.
<p text="T">As for instance, in the case of the cow-maids of
Vraja or Brindawan.
<p text="G">य
Vrajagopikaanaam: in the case of the Gopis of Vraja;
the cow-maids of Vraja or Brindawan.
<p text="C">In this context, read the chapters 29 and 30 of
Srimad Bhagavatam.
<p text="C">Although there have been great devotees like
Sri Suka, Uddhava, Valmiki and others, Narada men-
tions the illiterate women of Vraja, as examples of
the highest devotion. They played with Sri Krishna
and identified themselves with Him in complete
devotion.
devotion.</p>
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