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Srimad Bhagavatam 3.14.28

3.14.28

हसन्ति यस्याचरितं हि दुर्भगा: स्वात्मन्-रतस्याविदुष: समीहितम् । यैर्वस्त्रमाल्याभरणानुलेपनै: श्वभोजनं स्वात्मतयोपलालितम् ॥ २८ ॥

hasanti yasyacaritam hi durbhagah svatman-ratasyavidusah samihitam yair vastra-malyabharananulepanaih sva-bhojanam svatmatayopalalitam

hasanti
laugh at
yasya
whose
acaritam
activity
hi
certainly
durbhagah
the unfortunate
sva-atman
in the self
ratasya
of one engaged
avidusah
not knowing
samihitam
his purpose
yaih
by whom
vastra
clothing
malya
garlands
abharana
ornaments
anu
such luxurious
lepanaih
with ointments
sva-bhojanam
eatable by the dogs
sva-atmataya
as if the self
upalalitam
fondled.

Unfortunate, foolish persons, not knowing that he is engaged in his own self, laugh at him. Such foolish persons engage in maintaining the body—which is eatable by dogs—with dresses, ornaments, garlands and ointments.