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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.13.17

5.13.17

तैर्वञ्चितो हंसकुलं समाविश- न्नरोचयन् शीलमुपैति वानरान् । तज्जातिरासेन सुनिर्वृतेन्द्रिय: परस्परोद्वीक्षणविस्मृतावधि: ॥ १७ ॥

tair vancito hamsa-kulam samavisann arocayan silam upaiti vanaran taj-jati-rasena sunirvrtendriyah parasparodviksana-vismrtavadhih

taih
by them (the cheaters and pretenders, the so-called yogis, svamis, incarnations and gurus)
vancitah
being cheated
hamsa-kulam
the association of great paramahamsas, or devotees
samavisan
contacting
arocayan
not being satisfied with
silam
their behavior
upaiti
approaches
vanaran
the monkeys, which are all debauchees with no good character
tat-jati-rasena
by sense gratification in the association of such debauchees
sunirvrta-indriyah
being very satisfied with getting the opportunity of sense gratification
paraspara
of one another
udviksana
by seeing the faces
vismrta
who has forgotten
avadhih
the end of life

Being cheated by them, the living entity in the forest of the material world tries to give up the association of these so-called yogis, svamis and incarnations and come to the association of real devotees, but due to misfortune he cannot follow the instructions of the spiritual master or advanced devotees; therefore he gives up their company and again returns to the association of monkeys who are simply interested in sense gratification and women. He derives satisfaction by associating with sense gratifiers and enjoying sex and intoxication. In this way he spoils his life simply by indulging in sex and intoxication. Looking into the faces of other sense gratifiers, he becomes forgetful and thus approaches death.