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Srimad Bhagavatam 7.6.27

7.6.27

ज्ञानं तदेतदमलं दुरवापमाह नारायणो नरसख: किल नारदाय । एकान्तिनां भगवतस्तदकिञ्चनानां पादारविन्दरजसाप्लुतदेहिनां स्यात् ॥ २७ ॥

jnanam tad etad amalam duravapam aha narayano nara-sakhah kila naradaya ekantinam bhagavatas tad akincananam padaravinda-rajasapluta-dehinam syat

jnanam
knowledge
tat
that
etat
this
amalam
without material contamination
duravapam
very difficult to understand (without the mercy of a devotee)
aha
explained
narayanah
Lord Narayana, the Supreme Personality of Godhead
nara-sakhah
the friend of all living entities (especially human beings)
kila
certainly
naradaya
unto the great sage Narada
ekantinam
of those who have surrendered exclusively to the Supreme Personality of Godhead
bhagavatah
of the Supreme Personality of Godhead
tat
that (knowledge)
akincananam
who do not claim any material possessions
pada-aravinda
of the lotus feet of the Lord
rajasa
by the dust
apluta
bathed
dehinam
whose bodies
syat
is possible

Narayana, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the well-wisher and friend of all living entities, formerly explained this transcendental knowledge to the great saint Narada. Such knowledge is extremely difficult to understand without the mercy of a saintly person like Narada, but everyone who has taken shelter of Narada’s disciplic succession can understand this confidential knowledge.