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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.25.4

4.25.4

श्रेयस्त्वं कतमद्राजन् कर्मणात्मन ईहसे । दु:खहानि: सुखावाप्ति: श्रेयस्तन्नेह चेष्यते ॥ ४ ॥

sreyas tvam katamad rajan karmanatmana ihase duhkha-hanih sukhavaptih sreyas tan neha cesyate

sreyah
ultimate benediction
tvam
you
katamat
what is that
rajan
O King
karmana
by fruitive activities
atmanah
of the soul
ihase
you desire
duhkha-hanih
disappearance of all distresses
sukha-avaptih
attainment of all happiness
sreyah
benediction
tat
that
na
never
iha
in this connection
ca
and
isyate
is available.

Narada Muni asked King Pracinabarhisat: My dear King, what do you desire to achieve by performing these fruitive activities? The chief aim of life is to get rid of all miseries and enjoy happiness, but these two things cannot be realized by fruitive activity.