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Srimad Bhagavatam 7.6.16

7.6.16

विद्वानपीत्थं दनुजा: कुटुम्बं पुष्णन्स्वलोकाय न कल्पते वै । य: स्वीयपारक्यविभिन्नभाव- स्तम: प्रपद्येत यथा विमूढ: ॥ १६ ॥

vidvan apittham danujah kutumbam pusnan sva-lokaya na kalpate vai yah sviya-parakya-vibhinna-bhavas tamah prapadyeta yatha vimudhah

vidvan
knowing (the inconvenience of material existence, especially in household life)
api
although
ittham
thus
danu-jah
O sons of demons
kutumbam
the family members or extended family members (like one’s community, society, nation or union of nations)
pusnan
providing with all the necessities of life
sva-lokaya
in understanding himself
na
not
kalpate
capable
vai
indeed
yah
he who
sviya
my own
parakya
belonging to others
vibhinna
separate
bhavah
having a conception of life
tamah
nothing but darkness
prapadyeta
enters
yatha
just as
vimudhah
a person without education, or one who is like an animal

O my friends, sons of demons! In this material world, even those who are apparently advanced in education have the propensity to consider, This is mine, and that is for others Thus they are always engaged in providing the necessities of life to their families in a limited conception of family life, just like uneducated cats and dogs. They are unable to take to spiritual knowledge; instead, they are bewildered and overcome by ignorance.