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dehino 'smin yathā dehe kaumāram yauvanam jarā

Just as in the body childhood, youth, and old age happen to an embodied being

tathā dehāntata-prāptir dhīras tatra na mihyati

So also (the embodied being) obtains another body. The wise one is not deluded about this.

tāsām

of these

prathamāvasthā-nāse

when the first state is destroyed

na nāsah

is not destroyed

dvitīyāvasthopajane

when the second state comes into being

na upajana

nor born

ātmanah

of the self

Kim tarhi

what then?

drstāh

it is seen

avikriyasya

of the unchanging

dvitīya-trtīyāvasthā-prāptih

acquires the second and third states

tadvad

similarly

avikriyasya ātmana

the unchanging self

dehāntara-prāptih

acquisition of another body

dehāntaram

a body which is different

dehād anyo

different from (the present) body

tatraivam sati

this being the case

dhīro dhīmān

wise persons

na muhyati

do not get confused

moham

delusion

āpadyate

fall into?

vijānatah

knows

ātmāh

selves?

nitya

eternal

na sambhavati

does not arise

ātma-vināsah-nimitto

the cause of the destruction of the self

drsyate

is seen

laukiko

ordinary people

sītosna-sukha-duhkha-prāpti- nimitto

caused by the obtainment of cold, heat, happiness and sorrow

sukha-viyoga-nimitto

is caused by the deprivation of happiness

duhkha-sakyoga-nimitta

caused by the contact with suffering

sokah

suffering

āsankaya

apprehending

etad arjunasya vacanam

this talk of Arjuna

bhagavān āha

the lord said

dehī

embodied one (nom. sg)

dehah (nom. sg)

body

asya

of it

yathā yena prakārena

just as the manner by which

kaumāram

childhood

kumāra-bhāvo

the state of youth

bālyāvastha

the state of childhood

yauvanam

youth

yūno bhāvo

state of adulthood

madhyamāvasthā

middle ages

jarā

old age

vayo-hānih

deterioration of age

jīrnaāvasthā

state of decay

etāh tisro'vasthāh anyonya vilaksamāh

these three states are mutually distinct from one another