Cc. Madhya 24.147

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“nirgranthāḥ”—avidyā-hīna, keha—vidhi-hīna
yāhāṅ yei yukta, sei arthera adhīna

nirgranthāḥ—nirgranthāḥ; avidya-hina—without ignorance; keha—some of them; vidhi-hina—without following any regulative principles; yahan—wherever; yei—which; yukta—appropriate; sei arthera adhina—comes under that different import. ¶

“The word nirgranthāḥ means ‘without ignorance’ and ‘devoid of rules and regulations.’ Whichever meaning fits may be applied. ¶