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SB 1.15.47-48 (1965)

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXTS No.'s 47 & 48

Tad dhyanot riktaya bhaktya visuddha dhisana pare
Tasmin narayana pade ekanta mataye gatim.
Avapur durvapam te asadbhir visayatmabhih
Vidhuta kalmasa sthanamvirajena atmanaiva hi.


ENGLISH SYNONYMS

Ted—that, Dhyanot—positive meditation, Riktaya—being freed from, Bhaktya—by devotional attitude, Visuddha—purified, Dhisaana—by intelligence, Pare—unto the transcendence, Tasmin—in that, Narayana—the Personality of Godhead Sri Krishna, Pade—unto the lotus feet, Ekantamataye—of those who are fixed up in the Supreme Who is one, Gatim—destination, Avapur—attained, Durvaam—very difficult to obtain, Te—by them, Asadbbir—by the materialists, Visayatmabhir—absorbed in the matter of material needs, Vidhuta—washed off, Kalmasa—material contaminations, Sthanam—abode, Virajena—without any material passion, Atmanaiva—by the self same body, Hi—certainly.


TRANSLATION

They attained the spiritual sky which is dominated by the Supreme Narayana Lord Krishna by pure consciousness due to constant remembrance in devotion. This is attained by them only who are fixed up in one supreme Lord without deviation. Such abode of the Lord Sri Krishna, known as Goloka Vrindaban, is not attainable by persons who are absorbed in material conceptions of life but the Pandavas being completely washed off from all material contamination attained the place in the very self-same body.