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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.51.46

10.51.46

लब्ध्वा जनो दुर्लभमत्र मानुषं कथञ्चिदव्यङ्गमयत्नतोऽनघ । पादारविन्दं न भजत्यसन्मति- र्गृहान्धकूपे पतितो यथा पशु: ॥ ४६ ॥

labdhvā jano durlabham atra mānuṣaṁ kathañcid avyaṅgam ayatnato ’nagha pādāravindaṁ na bhajaty asan-matir gṛhāndha-kūpe patito yathā paśuḥ

labdhvā
attaining
janaḥ
a person
durlabham
rarely obtained
atra
in this world
mānuṣam
the human form of life
kathañcit
somehow or other
avyaṅgam
with undistorted limbs (unlike the various animal forms)
ayatnataḥ
without endeavor
anagha
O sinless one
pāda
Your feet
aravindam
lotuslike
na bhajati
he does not worship
asat
impure
matiḥ
his mentality
gṛha
of home
andha
blind
kūpe
in the well
patitaḥ
fallen
yathā
as
paśuḥ
an animal

That person has an impure mind who, despite having somehow or other automatically obtained the rare and highly evolved human form of life, does not worship Your lotus feet. Like an animal that has fallen into a blind well, such a person has fallen into the darkness of a material home.