Brahm jo byapak biraj aj akal
Brahm jo byapak biraj aj akal
Doha 50 · Bal Kand
Doha Text
ब्रह्म जो ब्यापक बिरज अज अकल अनीह अभेद। सो कि देह धरि होइ नर जाहि न जानत बेद॥ ५० ॥
Transliteration (IAST)
brahma jo byāpaka biraja aja akala anīha abheda। so ki deha dhari hoi nara jāhi na jānata beda॥ 50 ॥
Meaning
Brahma, who is all-pervading, free from impurity, unborn, inactive, desireless, and nondual, and whom even the Vedas do not fully know—can he take a body and become a human being?
Context
This is Doha 50 from Bal Kand, in the episode “Sati's Doubt and Remorse”. The episode describes Sati's doubt about Rama's divinity, her failed test, and deep remorse.
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