Atyanta Sangrahe Yara Sada
Bhajan | Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati
Verse 1
atyanta sangrahe yara sada citta dhaya
atyahari bhakti-hina sei samjna paya
Verse 2
prakrta vastura ase bhoge yara mana
prayasi tahara nama bhakti-hina jana
Verse 3
krsna-katha chadi' jihva ana katha kahe
prajalpi tahara nama vrtha vakya kahe
Verse 4
bhajanete udasina karmete pravina
bahv-arambhi se niyamagrahi ati dina
Verse 5
krsna-bhakta-sanga vine anya-sange rata
jana-sangi ku-visaya-vilase vivrata
Verse 6
nana-sthane bhrame yei nija svartha-tare
laulya-para bhakti-hina samjna deya nare
Verse 7
ei chaya nahe kabhu bhakti adhikari
bhakti-hina laksya-bhrasta visayi samsari
Verse 1
One whose mind is always absorbed in excessive accumulation is called atyahari, devoid of devotion.
Verse 2
One whose mind hankers after the enjoyment of mundane things is known as prayasi, devoid of devotion.
Verse 3
One whose tongue abandons talk of Krishna to speak of other things is called prajalpi, one who speaks useless words.
Verse 4
Indifferent to devotional practice yet expert in fruitive activity, one who undertakes many grand schemes is the wretched niyamagrahi.
Verse 5
One devoted to the company of others rather than the company of Krishna's devotees, absorbed in the indulgence of bad sense enjoyment, is called jana-sangi.
Verse 6
One who wanders about in many places purely for his own selfish gain is called laulya-para, devoid of devotion -- no one else deserves this name.
Verse 7
These six can never be qualified for devotional service; devoid of devotion, fallen from the goal, they remain mere materialistic worldlings.
Verse 1
atyanta sangrahe yara sada citta dhaya
atyahari bhakti-hina sei samjna paya
Verse 2
prakrta vastura ase bhoge yara mana
prayasi tahara nama bhakti-hina jana
Verse 3
krsna-katha chadi' jihva ana katha kahe
prajalpi tahara nama vrtha vakya kahe
Verse 4
bhajanete udasina karmete pravina
bahv-arambhi se niyamagrahi ati dina
Verse 5
krsna-bhakta-sanga vine anya-sange rata
jana-sangi ku-visaya-vilase vivrata
Verse 6
nana-sthane bhrame yei nija svartha-tare
laulya-para bhakti-hina samjna deya nare
Verse 7
ei chaya nahe kabhu bhakti adhikari
bhakti-hina laksya-bhrasta visayi samsari
Verse 1
One whose mind is always absorbed in excessive accumulation is called atyahari, devoid of devotion.
Verse 2
One whose mind hankers after the enjoyment of mundane things is known as prayasi, devoid of devotion.
Verse 3
One whose tongue abandons talk of Krishna to speak of other things is called prajalpi, one who speaks useless words.
Verse 4
Indifferent to devotional practice yet expert in fruitive activity, one who undertakes many grand schemes is the wretched niyamagrahi.
Verse 5
One devoted to the company of others rather than the company of Krishna's devotees, absorbed in the indulgence of bad sense enjoyment, is called jana-sangi.
Verse 6
One who wanders about in many places purely for his own selfish gain is called laulya-para, devoid of devotion -- no one else deserves this name.
Verse 7
These six can never be qualified for devotional service; devoid of devotion, fallen from the goal, they remain mere materialistic worldlings.
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