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SLOGAM:-14.

JATILO  MUNDI  LUNCIT  KESAH 

KASAYA  AMBAR  BAHUKRTA   VESAH

PASYANU  API  CA NA PASYATI  MUDHO

HY  UDARA  NIMITTAM  BAHUKRTA  VESAH.


JATILA = One ascetic with matted locks,

MUNDI = One with shaven head,

LUNCIT  KESAH  =  One with hairs pulled out one by one,

KASAYA  AMBAR  BAHUKRATA VESAH  =  One parading with ochre robes,

PASYANU  API  CA = Through seeing,

NA = Never,

PASYAT = Sees,

MUDHO = A fool,

HI = Indeed,

UDARA  NIMITTAM  =  For belly's sake,

BAHUKTRT  VESAH  =  These different disguises or apparels,

BHAJA GOVINDAM,  =Seek govinda.

One ascetic with matted locks [jada], one with shaven head, one with hairs pulled out one by one, another parading in his ochre [kavi], robes [wearing cloths], :- these are fools who, though seeing, do not see, Indeed, these different disguises or apparels are only for their belly's sake. ]Seek Govinda]

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