Verse 25

Yagyavalkya

Sanskrit (Devanagari)

जातस्य ग्रहरोगादि कुमारस्य च धूर्तता । उपनीतेऽप्यविद्यत्वमनुद्वाहश्च पण्डिते ॥२५॥

Padapatha (Word Split)

जातस्य । ग्रह-रोग-आदि । कुमारस्य । च । धूर्तता । उपनीते । अपि । अविद्यत्वम् । अनुद्वाहः । च । पण्डिते ॥२५॥

IAST Transliteration

jātasya graharogādi kumārasya ca dhūrtatā | upanīte 'py avidyatvam anudvāhaś ca paṇḍite ||25||

Translation

জন্ম হোৱা জীৱৰ গ্ৰহৰোগাদি আৰু ব্যাধিৰ দৰে দুখ-কষ্ট হয়; কুমাৰৰ ধূৰ্ততাো থাকে। উপনীত হ’লেও অবিদ্যা ৰৈ যায়; আৰু পণ্ডিতৰো কেতিয়াবা অনুদ্বাহ (বিবাহ নোহোৱা অৱস্থা) ঘটে।

Academic Translation

For one who is born, there are afflictions such as seizure/planetary influences and disease; for a boy, there is also roguishness. Even when initiated (upanīta), there is ignorance; and for a learned man, there is non-marriage as well.

Verse Context

• Saṃsāra (bondage through recurring worldly conditions) and Vairāgya (dispassion)
• Mahavakya: Indirect: motivates inquiry into Brahman/Ātman by highlighting the pervasive defects of saṃsāra; no direct identification statement.
• Yajur
• Śukla (Vājasaneyī) Shakha
• Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (śloka)