eṣa te 'bhihitaḥ kṛtsno
brahma-vÄdasya saá¹…grahaḥ
samÄsa-vyÄsa-vidhinÄ
devÄnÄm api durgamaḥ
eá¹£aḥ - this; te - unto you; abhihitaḥ - has been described; ká¹›tsnaḥ - completely; brahma-vÄdasya - of the science of the Absolute Truth; saá¹…grahaḥ - the survey; samÄsa - in brief; vyÄsa - in detail; vidhinÄ - by both means; devÄnÄm - for the demigods; api - even; durgamaḥ - inaccessible.
Thus have I related to you — both in brief and in detail — a complete survey of the science of the Absolute Truth. Even for the demigods, this science is very difficult to comprehend.
The word devÄnÄm indicates those living beings in the mode of goodness (such as demigods, saints and pious philosophers) who nevertheless cannot understand the Absolute Truth because they lack full surrender to the Personality of Godhead.
