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mātāra yaiche bālakera ‘amedhya’ lāge gāya
ghṛṇā nāhi janme, āra mahā-sukha pāya
mātāra — of the mother; yaiche — as; bālakera — of the child; amedhya — stool and urine; lāge gāya — touches the body; ghṛṇā — hatred; nāhi janme — does not arise; āra — more; mahā-sukha — great pleasure; pāya — gets.
“When a child passes stool and urine that touch the body of the mother, the mother never hates the child. On the contrary, she takes much pleasure in cleansing him.