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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.1.36

5.1.36

स एवमपरिमितबलपराक्रम एकदा तु देवर्षिचरणानुशयनानुपतितगुणविसर्गसंसर्गेणानिर्वृतमिवात्मानं मन्यमान आत्मनिर्वेद इदमाह ॥ ३६ ॥

sa evam aparimita-bala-parakrama ekada tu devarsi-carananusayananu-patita-guna-visarga-samsargenanirvrtam ivatmanam manyamana atma-nirveda idam aha.

sah
he (Maharaja Priyavrata)
evam
thus
aparimita
unparalleled
bala
strength
parakramah
whose influence
ekada
once upon a time
tu
then
deva-rsi
of the great saint Narada
carana-anusayana
surrendering unto the lotus feet
anu
thereafter
patita
fallen down
guna-visarga
with material affairs (created by the three material modes of nature)
samsargena
by connection
anirvrtam
not satisfied
iva
like
atmanam
himself
manyamanah
thinking like that
atma
self
nirvedah
possessing renunciation
idam
this
aha
said

While enjoying his material opulences with full strength and influence, Maharaja Priyavrata once began to consider that although he had fully surrendered to the great saint Narada and was actually on the path of Krsna consciousness, he had somehow become again entangled in material activities. Thus his mind now became restless, and he began to speak in a spirit of renunciation.