atha ha vÄva tava mahimÄmá¹›ta-rasa-samudra-vipruá¹£Ä saká¹›d avalÄ«á¸hayÄ sva-manasi niá¹£yandamÄnÄnavarata-sukhena vismÄrita-dṛṣá¹a-Å›ruta-viá¹£aya-sukha-leÅ›ÄbhÄsÄḥ parama-bhÄgavatÄ ekÄntino bhagavati sarva-bhÅ«ta-priya-suhá¹›di sarvÄtmani nitarÄá¹ nirantaraá¹ nirvá¹›ta-manasaḥ katham u ha vÄ ete madhumathana punaḥ svÄrtha-kuÅ›alÄ hy Ätma-priya-suhá¹›daḥ sÄdhavas tvac-caraṇÄmbujÄnusevÄá¹ visá¹›janti na yatra punar ayaá¹ saá¹sÄra-paryÄvartaḥ
atha ha - therefore; vÄva - indeed; tava - Your; mahima - of glories; amá¹›ta - of the nectar; rasa - of the mellow; samudra - of the ocean; vipruá¹£Ä - by a drop; saká¹›t - only once; avalÄ«á¸hayÄ - tasted; sva-manasi - in his mind; niá¹£yandamÄna - flowing; anavarata - continuously; sukhena - by the transcendental bliss; vismÄrita - forgotten; dṛṣá¹a - from material sight; Å›ruta - and sound; viá¹£aya-sukha - of the material happiness; leÅ›a-ÄbhÄsÄḥ - the dim reflection of a tiny portion; parama-bhÄgavatÄḥ - great, exalted devotees; ekÄntinaḥ - who have faith only in the Supreme Lord and nothing else; bhagavati - in the Supreme Personality of Godhead; sarva-bhÅ«ta - to all living entities; priya - who is dearmost; suhá¹›di - the friend; sarva-Ätmani - the Supersoul of all; nitarÄm - completely; nirantaram - continuously; nirvá¹›ta - with happiness; manasaḥ - those whose minds; katham - how; u ha - then; vÄ - or; ete - these; madhu-mathana - O killer of the Madhu demon; punaḥ - again; sva-artha-kuÅ›alÄḥ - who are expert in the interest of life; hi - indeed; Ätma-priya-suhá¹›daḥ - who have accepted You as the Supersoul, dearmost lover and friend; sÄdhavaḥ - the devotees; tvat-caraṇa-ambuja-anusevÄm - service to the lotus feet of Your Lordship; visá¹›janti - can give up; na - not; yatra - wherein; punaḥ - again; ayam - this; saá¹sÄra-paryÄvartaḥ - repetition of birth and death within the material world.
Although nondevotees, because of their meager knowledge and speculative habits, cannot understand the real nature of the Lord, a devotee who has once tasted the nectar from the Lord’s lotus feet can realize what transcendental pleasure there is in the Lord’s devotional service. A devotee knows that simply by rendering service to the Lord, he serves everyone. Therefore devotees are real friends to all living entities. Only a pure devotee can preach the glories of the Lord for the benefit of all conditioned souls.