jīvo jīva-vinirmukto

guṇaiś cāśaya-sambhavaiḥ

mayaiva brahmaṇā pūrṇo

na bahir nāntaraś caret

jivah -- the living entity; jiva-vinirmuktah -- freed from the subtle conditioning of material consciousness; gunaih -- from the modes of nature; ca -- and; asaya-sambhavaih -- which have manifested in his own mind; maya -- by Me; eva -- indeed; brahmana -- by the Supreme Absolute Truth; purnah -- made full in satisfaction; na -- not; bahih -- in the external (sense gratification); na -- nor; antarah -- in the internal (remembrance of sense gratification); caret -- he should wander.


Texto

Freed from the subtle conditioning of the mind and from the modes of nature born of material consciousness, the living entity becomes completely satisfied by experiencing My transcendental form. He no longer searches for enjoyment in the external energy, nor does he contemplate or remember such enjoyment within himself.

Significado

The human form of life is a rare opportunity for achieving spiritual liberation in Krishna consciousness. Lord Krishna has elaborately described in this chapter the characteristics of the three modes of nature and the transcendental situation of Krishna consciousness. Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu has ordered us to take shelter of the holy name of Lord Krishna, by which process we can easily transcend the modes of nature and begin our real life of loving devotional service to Lord Krishna.

Thus end the purports of the humble servants of His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada to the Eleventh Canto, Twenty-fifth Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled "The Three Modes of Nature and Beyond."