Chapter 6
यतो न कश्चित् क्व च कुत्रचिद् वा दीन: स्वमात्मानमलं समर्थ: । विमोचितुं कामदृशां विहार- क्रीडामृगो यन्निगडो विसर्ग: ॥ १७ ॥ ततो विदूरात् परिहृत्य दैत्या दैत्येषु सङ्गं विषयात्मकेषु । उपेत नारायणमादिदेवं स मुक्तसङ्गैरिषितोऽपवर्ग: ॥ १८ ॥
Transliteration
yato na kaścit kva ca kutracid vā dīnaḥ svam ātmānam alaṁ samarthaḥ vimocituṁ kāma-dṛśāṁ vihāra- krīḍā-mṛgo yan-nigaḍo visargaḥtato vidūrāt parihṛtya daityā daityeṣu saṅgaṁ viṣayātmakeṣu upeta nārāyaṇam ādi-devaṁ sa mukta-saṅgair iṣito ’pavargaḥ
Synonyms (Word-for-Word)
yataḥ — because; na — never; kaścit — anyone; kva — in any place; ca — also; kutracit — at any time; vā — or; dīnaḥ — having a poor fund of knowledge; svam — own; ātmānam — self; alam — exceedingly; samarthaḥ — able; vimocitum — to liberate; kāma-dṛśām — of lusty women; vihāra — in the sexual enjoyment; krīḍā-mṛgaḥ — a playboy; yat — in whom; nigaḍaḥ — which is the shackle of material bondage; visargaḥ — the expansions of family relationships; tataḥ — in such circumstances; vidūrāt — from far away; parihṛtya — giving up; daityāḥ — O my friends, sons of the demons; daityeṣu — among the demons; saṅgam — association; viṣaya-ātma-keṣu — who are too addicted to sense enjoyment; upeta — one should approach; nārāyaṇam — Lord Nārāyaṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; ādi-devam — the origin of all the demigods; saḥ — He; mukta-saṅgaiḥ — by the association of liberated persons; iṣitaḥ — desired; apavargaḥ — the path of liberation.
Translation
“My dear friends, O sons of the demons, it is certain that no one bereft of knowledge of the Supreme Personality of Godhead has been able to liberate himself from material bondage at any time or in any country. Rather, those bereft of knowledge of the Lord are bound by the material laws. They are factually addicted to sense gratification, and their target is woman. Indeed, they are actually playthings in the hands of attractive women. Victimized by such a conception of life, they become surrounded by children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and thus they are shackled to material bondage. Those who are very much addicted to this conception of life are called demons. Therefore, although you are sons of demons, keep aloof from such persons and take shelter of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Nārāyaṇa, the origin of all the demigods, because the ultimate goal for the devotees of Nārāyaṇa is liberation from the bondage of material existence.”