evaá¹ kÄyena manasÄ
vacasÄ ca mano-gatam
paricaryamÄṇo bhagavÄn
bhaktimat-paricaryayÄ
puá¹sÄm amÄyinÄá¹ samyag
bhajatÄá¹ bhÄva-vardhanaḥ
Å›reyo diÅ›aty abhimataá¹
yad dharmÄdiá¹£u dehinÄm
evam - thus; kÄyena - by the body; manasÄ - by the mind; vacasÄ - by the words; ca - also; manaḥ-gatam - simply by thinking of the Lord; paricaryamÄṇaḥ - engaged in the devotional service; bhagavÄn - the Supreme Personality of Godhead; bhakti-mat - according to the regulative principles of devotional service; paricaryayÄ - by worshiping the Lord; puá¹sÄm - of the devotee; amÄyinÄm - who is sincere and serious; samyak - perfectly; bhajatÄm - engaged in devotional service; bhÄva-vardhanaḥ - the Lord, who increases the ecstasy of the devotee; Å›reyaḥ - ultimate goal; diÅ›ati - bestows; abhimatam - desire; yat - as they are; dharma-Ädiá¹£u - regarding spiritual life and economic development; dehinÄm - of the conditioned souls.
Devotional service is so potent that one who renders devotional service can receive whatever he likes as a benediction from the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The conditioned souls are very much attached to the material world, and thus by performing religious rites they want the material benefits known as dharma and artha.