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Text 66
viṣayīra vārtā śuni’ kṣubdha haya mana
tāte ihāṅ rahi’ mora nāhi prayojana”
viṣayīra — of materialistic persons; vārtā — news; śuni’ — hearing; kṣubdha — agitated; haya — becomes; mana — the mind; tāte — therefore; ihāṅ rahi’ — to stay here; mora — My; nāhi prayojana — there is no necessity.
“If I hear about the activities of materialistic persons, My mind becomes agitated. There is no need for Me to stay here and be disturbed in that way.”