SB 10.90.49
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 49
itthaṁ parasya nija-vartma-rirakṣayātta-
līlā-tanos tad-anurūpa-viḍambanāni
karmāṇi karma-kaṣaṇāni yadūttamasya
śrūyād amuṣya padayor anuvṛttim icchan
SYNONYMS
ittham—(described) in this manner; parasya—of the Supreme; nija—His own; vartma—path (of devotional service); rirakṣayā—with the desire of protecting; ātta—who has assumed; līlā—for pastimes; tanoḥ—various personal forms; tat—to each of these; anurūpa—suitable; viḍambanāni—imitating; karmāṇi—activities; karma—the reactions of material work; kaṣaṇāni—which destroy; yadu-uttamasya—of the best of the Yadus; śrūyāt—one should hear; amuṣya—His; padayoḥ—of the feet; anuvṛttim—the privilege of following; icchan—desiring.
TRANSLATION
To protect the principles of devotional service to Himself, Lord Kṛṣṇa, the best of the Yadus, accepts the pastime forms that have been glorified here in the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam. One who desires to faithfully serve His lotus feet should hear of the activities He performs in each of these incarnations—activities that suitably imitate those of the forms He assumes. Hearing narrations of these pastimes destroys the reactions to fruitive work.