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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.8.31

11.8.31

सन्तं समीपे रमणं रतिप्रदं वित्तप्रदं नित्यमिमं विहाय । अकामदं दु:खभयाधिशोक- मोहप्रदं तुच्छमहं भजेऽज्ञा ॥ ३१ ॥

santaṁ samīpe ramaṇaṁ rati-pradaṁ vitta-pradaṁ nityam imaṁ vihāya akāma-daṁ duḥkha-bhayādhi-śoka- moha-pradaṁ tuccham ahaṁ bhaje ’jñā

santam
being
samīpe
most near (in my heart)
ramaṇam
the most dear
rati
actual love or pleasure
pradam
giving
vitta
prosperity
pradam
giving
nityam
eternal
imam
Him
vihāya
giving up
akāma-dam
who can never satisfy one’s desires
duḥkha
misery
bhaya
fear
ādhi
mental distress
śoka
lamentation
moha
illusion
pradam
giving
tuccham
most insignificant
aham
I
bhaje
serve
ajñā
an ignorant fool

I am such a fool that I have given up the service of that person who, being eternally situated within my heart, is actually most dear to me. That most dear one is the Lord of the universe, who is the bestower of real love and happiness and the source of all prosperity. Although He is in my own heart, I have completely neglected Him. Instead I have ignorantly served insignificant men who can never satisfy my real desires and who have simply brought me unhappiness, fear, anxiety, lamentation and illusion.