# सोच साँच उपकार निज, सोच न पर उपकार ।

Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj

Source ID: native-bhakti-shatak:bhakti-shatak-072
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Book: Bhakti Shatak
Source edition: 23; SHA-256 c9d5b944d4f14c61d65a5b6be5500b9a8dcf1a58032fd0f8939f2bee4000d49e
Source PDF pages: 42–42



<a id="line-1"></a>सोच साँच उपकार निज, सोच न पर उपकार ।  
<a id="line-2"></a>करि ले प्यार मुरारि ते, तजि दे अपर विचार ॥७२॥

Published Hindi meaning — contributor not separately identified in this edition

<a id="line-3"></a>भावार्थ - तुम अपने परम स्वार्थ पर विचार करो। परोपकार की बात न सोचो।  
<a id="line-4"></a>अन्य विचार त्याग कर श्रीकृष्ण से प्यार करो।

Source Roman transliteration

<a id="line-5"></a>Soch sȧṇch upkȧr nij, soch na par upkȧr.  
<a id="line-6"></a>Kari le pyȧr Murȧri ṭe, ṭaji ḍe apar vichȧr. [72]

Published English meaning — H.D. Swami Prakashanand Saraswati

<a id="line-7"></a>One should seriously think about his own spiritual benefit instead  
<a id="line-8"></a>of wasting time in trying to help others with the aim of gratifying  
<a id="line-9"></a>his own self. Leaving aside all other thoughts just love Krishn.  
<a id="line-10"></a>(It is only after God realization that one can truly help other  
<a id="line-11"></a>souls.)

The supplied bilingual Bhakti Shatak edition: 100 original Hindi couplets, printed Hindi explanation, Roman transliteration and published English elucidation. Source wording and contributor credits are preserved; no new meanings are generated. Supplied edition: Copyright2002; Introduction signed Guru Poornima2002. Published translation: H.D. Swami Prakashanand Saraswati.

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Unofficial source transcription. Roman transliteration is not an English translation. No missing meanings are generated.