daitya-danava -- the Daitya and Danava demons; gandharvah -- and the Gandharvas, celestial singers; siddha-vidyadhara-caranah -- the Siddha, Vidyadhara and Carana demigods; yaksha -- the Yakshas (semipious spirits); rakshah -- the Rakshasas (man-eating spirits); pisacah -- the carnivorous Pisaca demons; ca -- and; bhuta -- the ghosts; pramatha-nayakah -- and the evil Pramatha and Nayaka spirits; visuddha -- perfectly pure; sattva -- of goodness; dhamni -- toward the embodiment; addha -- direct; tvayi -- You; sastra -- which comprises the revealed scriptures; saririni -- the possessor of such a body; nityam -- always; nibaddha -- fixed; vairah -- in enmity; te -- they; vayam -- we; ca -- also; anye -- others; ca -- and; tadrisah -- like them; kecana -- some; udbaddha -- especially obstinate; vairena -- with hatred; bhaktya -- with devotion; kecana -- some; kamatah -- rising out of lust; na -- not; tatha -- so; sattva -- by the material mode of goodness; samrabdhah -- those who are predominated; sannikrishtah -- attracted; sura -- demigods; adayah -- and others.

Many who had been constantly absorbed in enmity toward You ultimately became attracted to You, who are the direct embodiment of transcendental goodness and whose divine form comprises the revealed scriptures. These reformed enemies include Daityas, Danavas, Gandharvas, Siddhas, Vidyadharas, Caranas, Yakshas, Rakshasas, Pisacas, Bhutas, Pramathas and Nayakas, and also ourselves and many others like us. Some of us have become attracted to You because of exceptional hatred, while others have become attracted because of their mood of devotion based on lust. But the demigods and others infatuated by material goodness feel no such attraction for You.