Shloka 62
Kṛṣṇa’s Impending Departure; Uddhava’s Surrender; King Yadu and the Avadhūta’s Twenty-Four Gurus
Beginnings
एकदा जग्मतुस्तासामन्नार्थं तौ कुटुम्बिनौ । परित: कानने तस्मिन्नर्थिनौ चेरतुश्चिरम् ॥ ६२ ॥
ekadā jagmatus tāsām annārthaṁ tau kuṭumbinau paritaḥ kānane tasminn arthinau ceratuś ciram
Pada suatu hari, kedua ketua keluarga itu keluar mencari makanan untuk anak-anak; kerana cemas mahu memberi makan dengan baik, mereka merayau ke seluruh hutan itu untuk waktu yang lama.
FAQs
This verse depicts two householders compelled to wander in a forest simply to obtain food, highlighting how material maintenance can force one into hardship and anxiety.
Śukadeva Gosvāmī narrates this within the Avadhūta’s teaching to illustrate how worldly necessity can bind a person, encouraging detachment and spiritual discernment.
Recognize how constant chasing of necessities and comforts can consume time and peace; simplify needs, practice gratitude, and prioritize sādhana so life is not spent only “searching for food.”