devāḥ–The demigods (as limbs of My universal form); yajña-bhāvitāḥ (santaḥ)–being pleased by sacrifices; dāsyante–will bestow; vaḥ– upon you; iṣṭān bhogān–desired enjoyable objects. hi–Therefore; yaḥ–he who; bhuṅkte–enjoys; taiḥ dattān–food provided by the demigods; (vṛṣṭyādi dvāreṇa)–via the rain, etc.; apradāya–without making any offerings (of that food); (pañcha-yajña-ādhibhiḥ)–by means of the five kinds of sacrifices, etc.; ebhyaḥ–to those demigods, who are all under My shelter; saḥ–that person; stenaḥ eva–is but a thief. [12]

Propitiated by sacrifices, the gods (My worldly representatives) will bestow upon you all your desired enjoyable things. But one who enjoys what is given by the gods without offering it to them, is a thief.