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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.64.26

10.64.26

स त्वं कथं मम विभोऽक्षिपथ: परात्मा योगेश्वरै: श्रुतिद‍ृशामलहृद्विभाव्य: । साक्षादधोक्षज उरुव्यसनान्धबुद्धे: स्यान्मेऽनुद‍ृश्य इह यस्य भवापवर्ग: ॥ २६ ॥

sa tvaṁ kathaṁ mama vibho ’kṣi-pathaḥ parātmā yogeśvaraḥ śruti-dṛśāmala-hṛd-vibhāvyaḥ sākṣād adhokṣaja uru-vyasanāndha-buddheḥ syān me ’nudṛśya iha yasya bhavāpavargaḥ

saḥ
He
tvam
Yourself
katham
how
mama
to me
vibho
O almighty one
akṣi-pathaḥ
visible
para-ātmā
the Supreme Soul
yoga
of mystic yoga
īśvaraiḥ
by masters
śruti
of the scriptures
dṛśā
by the eye
amala
spotless
hṛt
within their hearts
vibhāvyaḥ
to be meditated upon
sākṣāt
directly visible
adhokṣaja
O transcendental Lord, who cannot be seen by material senses
uru
severe
vyasana
by troubles
andha
blinded
buddheḥ
whose intelligence
syāt
it may be
me
for me
anudṛśyaḥ
to be perceived
iha
in this world
yasya
whose
bhava
of material life
apavargaḥ
cessation

O almighty one, how is it that my eyes see You here before me? You are the Supreme Soul, whom the greatest masters of mystic yoga can meditate upon within their pure hearts only by employing the spiritual eye of the Vedas. Then how, O transcendental Lord, are You directly visible to me, since my intelligence has been blinded by the severe tribulations of material life? Only one who has finished his material entanglement in this world should be able to see You.