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Srimad Bhagavatam 1.19.4

1.19.4

स चिन्तयन्नित्थमथाश‍ृणोद् यथा मुने: सुतोक्तो निऋर्तिस्तक्षकाख्य: । स साधु मेने न चिरेण तक्षका- नलं प्रसक्तस्य विरक्तिकारणम् ॥ ४ ॥

sa cintayann ittham athasrnod yatha muneh sutokto nirrtis taksakakhyah sa sadhu mene na cirena taksaka- nalam prasaktasya virakti-karanam

sah
he, the King
cintayan
thinking
ittham
like this
atha
now
asrnot
heard
yatha
as
muneh
of the sage
suta-uktah
uttered by the son
nirrtih
death
taksaka-akhyah
in relation with the snake-bird
sah
he (the King)
sadhu
well and good
mene
accepted
na
not
cirena
very long time
taksaka
snake-bird
analam
fire
prasaktasya
for one who is too attached
virakti
indifference
karanam
cause.

While the King was thus repenting, he received news of his imminent death, which would be due to the bite of a snake-bird, occasioned by the curse spoken by the sage’s son. The King accepted this as good news, for it would be the cause of his indifference toward worldly things.