Shloka 43
The Solar Eclipse at Samanta-pañcaka and the Great Reunion of Yādavas, Pāṇḍavas, and Vraja
वायुर्यथा घनानीकं तृणं तूलं रजांसि च । संयोज्याक्षिपते भूयस्तथा भूतानि भूतकृत् ॥ ४३ ॥
vāyur yathā ghanānīkaṁ tṛṇaṁ tūlaṁ rajāṁsi ca saṁyojyākṣipate bhūyas tathā bhūtāni bhūta-kṛt
Assim como o vento reúne massas de nuvens, folhas de relva, fiapos de algodão e partículas de poeira, e depois as dispersa novamente, assim o Criador lida com os seres que criou.
FAQs
This verse explains that association and separation happen under the arrangement of the Creator—like the wind that gathers and disperses—so one should see life’s unions and separations as divinely governed and temporary.
He uses a vivid natural analogy to show how easily beings are brought together and scattered, emphasizing the Lord’s control over worldly connections and the fleeting nature of material association.
Cultivate steadiness and devotion: appreciate relationships without possessiveness, accept change without bitterness, and anchor the heart in Krishna, who remains constant even when circumstances shift.