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Srimad Bhagavatam 8.5.31

8.5.31

इमे वयं यत्प्रिययैव तन्वा सत्त्वेन सृष्टा बहिरन्तरावि: । गतिं न सूक्ष्मामृषयश्च विद्महे कुतोऽसुराद्या इतरप्रधाना: ॥ ३१ ॥

ime vayam yat-priyayaiva tanva sattvena srsta bahir-antar-avih gatim na suksmam rsayas ca vidmahe kuto ’suradya itara-pradhanah

ime
these
vayam
we (the demigods)
yat
to whom
priyaya
appearing very near and dear
eva
certainly
tanva
the material body
sattvena
by the mode of goodness
srstah
created
bahih-antah-avih
although fully aware, internally and externally
gatim
destination
na
not
suksmam
very subtle
rsayah
great saintly persons
ca
also
vidmahe
understand
kutah
how
asura-adyah
the demons and atheists
itara
who are insignificant in their identities
pradhanah
although they are leaders of their own societies

Since our bodies are made of sattva-guna, we, the demigods, are internally and externally situated in goodness. All the great saints are also situated in that way. Therefore, if even we cannot understand the Supreme Personality of Godhead, what is to be said of those who are most insignificant in their bodily constitutions, being situated in the modes of passion and ignorance? How can they understand the Lord? Let us offer our respectful obeisances unto Him.