← Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (1962)

Chapter 14: Disappearance of Lord Krishna

Verse 20 of 37
SB 1.14.20

devatani rudanti iva khidyanti hi utchalanti cha ime janapada gramah pura udyana akara ashramah. bhrasta sriyah niranandah kim agham darsayanti nah

Synonyms

devatani—the deities in the temples; rudanti—seeming to be crying; iva—like that; khidanti—lamenting; hi—certainly; utchalanti—as if going out; cha—also; ime—this; janapada—city; gramah—villages; pura—towns; udyana—gardens; akara—mines; ashrama—hermitages etc; bhrasta—devoid of; sriyah—beauties; niranandah—bereft of all happiness; kim—what sort of; agham—calamities; darsayanti—shall manifest; nah—to us.

Translation

The deities in the temple are like crying in the temple, lamenting with perspiration, and seemingly moving from the place. All the cities, villages, towns, gardens, mines and hermitages are now devoid of all beauty and bereft of all happiness. Do not know what sort of calamities are awaiting us in these manifestations.

Verse 20 of 37