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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.6.17

5.6.17

यस्यामेव कवय आत्मानमविरतं विविधवृजिनसंसारपरितापोपतप्यमानमनुसवनं स्‍नापयन्तस्तयैव परया निर्वृत्या ह्यपवर्गमात्यन्तिकं परमपुरुषार्थमपि स्वयमासादितं नो एवाद्रियन्ते भगवदीयत्वेनैव परिसमाप्तसर्वार्था: ॥ १७ ॥

yasyam eva kavaya atmanam aviratam vividha-vrjina-samsara-paritapopatapyamanam anusavanam snapayantas tayaiva paraya nirvrtya hy apavargam atyantikam parama-purusartham api svayam asaditam no evadriyante bhagavadiyatvenaiva parisamapta-sarvarthah.

yasyam eva
in which (Krsna consciousness or the nectar of devotional service)
kavayah
the advancement of learned scholars or philosophers in spiritual life
atmanam
the self
aviratam
constantly
vividha
various
vrjina
full of sins
samsara
in material existence
paritapa
from miserable conditions
upatapyamanam
suffering
anusavanam
without stopping
snapayantah
bathing
taya
by that
eva
certainly
paraya
great
nirvrtya
with happiness
hi
certainly
apavargam
liberation
atyantikam
uninterrupted
parama-purusa-artham
the best of all human achievements
api
although
svayam
itself
asaditam
obtained
no
not
eva
certainly
adriyante
endeavor to achieve
bhagavadiyatvena eva
because of a relationship with the Supreme Personality of Godhead
parisamapta-sarva-arthah
those who have ended all kinds of material desires

Devotees always bathe themselves in devotional service in order to be relieved from the various tribulations of material existence. By doing this, the devotees enjoy supreme bliss, and liberation personified comes to serve them. Nonetheless, they do not accept that service, even if it is offered by the Supreme Personality of Godhead Himself. For the devotees, liberation (mukti) is very unimportant because, having attained the Lord’s transcendental loving service, they have attained everything desirable and have transcended all material desires.