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Srimad Bhagavatam 2.2.3

2.2.3

अत: कविर्नामसु यावदर्थ: स्यादप्रमत्तो व्यवसायबुद्धि: । सिद्धेऽन्यथार्थे न यतेत तत्र परिश्रमं तत्र समीक्षमाण: ॥ ३ ॥

atah kavir namasu yavad arthah syad apramatto vyavasaya-buddhih siddhe ’nyatharthe na yateta tatra parisramam tatra samiksamanah

atah
for this reason
kavih
the enlightened person
namasu
in names only
yavat
minimum
arthah
necessity
syat
must be
apramattah
without being mad after them
vyavasaya-buddhih
intelligently fixed
siddhe
for success
anyatha
otherwise
arthe
in the interest of
na
should never
yateta
endeavor for
tatra
there
parisramam
laboring hard
tatra
there
samiksamanah
one who sees practically.

For this reason the enlightened person should endeavor only for the minimum necessities of life while in the world of names. He should be intelligently fixed and never endeavor for unwanted things, being competent to perceive practically that all such endeavors are merely hard labor for nothing.