{ "book_title": "Bhagavad-gītā As It Is", "chapter": 8, "verse": 26, "reference": "Bg 8.26", "devanagari": "शुक्लकृष्णे गती ह्येते जगतः शाश्वते मते\nएकया यात्यनावृत्तिमन्ययावर्तते पुनः", "transliteration": "śukla-kṛṣṇe gatī hy ete\njagataḥ śāśvate mate\nekayā yāty anāvṛttim\nanyayāvartate punaḥ", "synonyms": [ { "word": "śukla", "meanings": [ "light" ] }, { "word": "kṛṣṇe", "meanings": [ "darkness" ] }, { "word": "gatī", "meanings": [ "passing away" ] }, { "word": "hi", "meanings": [ "certainly" ] }, { "word": "ete", "meanings": [ "all these" ] }, { "word": "jagataḥ", "meanings": [ "of the material world" ] }, { "word": "śāśvate", "meanings": [ "the Vedas" ] }, { "word": "mate", "meanings": [ "in the opinion" ] }, { "word": "ekayā", "meanings": [ "by one" ] }, { "word": "yāti", "meanings": [ "goes" ] }, { "word": "anāvṛttim", "meanings": [ "no return" ] }, { "word": "anyayā", "meanings": [ "by the other" ] }, { "word": "āvartate", "meanings": [ "comes back" ] }, { "word": "punaḥ", "meanings": [ "again." ] } ], "translation": "According to the Vedas, there are two ways of passing from this world—one in light and one in darkness. When one passes in light, he does not come back; but when one passes in darkness, he returns.", "purport": [ "The same description of departure and return is quoted by Ācārya Baladeva Vidyābhūṣaṇa from the Chandogya Upaniṣad. In such a way, those who are fruitive laborers and philosophical speculators from time immemorial are constantly going and coming. Actually they do not attain ultimate salvation, for they do not surrender to Kṛṣṇa." ] }