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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.7.50

11.7.50

गुणैर्गुणानुपादत्ते यथाकालं विमुञ्चति । न तेषु युज्यते योगी गोभिर्गा इव गोपति: ॥ ५० ॥

guṇair guṇān upādatte yathā-kālaṁ vimuñcati na teṣu yujyate yogī gobhir gā iva go-patiḥ

guṇaiḥ
by his senses
guṇān
material sense objects
upādatte
accepts
yathā-kālam
at the proper time
vimuñcati
gives them up
na
he does not
teṣu
in them
yujyate
become entangled
yogī
a self-realized sage
gobhiḥ
by his rays
gāḥ
bodies of water
iva
as
go-patiḥ
the sun

Just as the sun evaporates large quantities of water by its potent rays and later returns the water to the earth in the form of rain, similarly, a saintly person accepts all types of material objects with his material senses, and at the appropriate time, when the proper person has approached him to request them, he returns such material objects. Thus, both in accepting and giving up the objects of the senses, he is not entangled.