Parīkṣit’s Comprehensive Inquiries and the Bhāgavata as Śabda-avatāra
तत्त्वानां परिसंख्यानं लक्षणं हेतुलक्षणम् । पुरुषाराधनविधिर्योगस्याध्यात्मिकस्य च ॥ १९ ॥
tattvānāṁ parisaṅkhyānaṁ lakṣaṇaṁ hetu-lakṣaṇam puruṣārādhana-vidhir yogasyādhyātmikasya ca
Explique-moi les tattva de la création : leur nombre, leurs traits, leurs causes et signes causaux, et leur déploiement; et aussi la méthode d’adoration du Puruṣa (le Seigneur) et la voie du yoga spirituel.
This verse states that the Bhāgavatam teaches a systematic enumeration of tattvas along with their defining symptoms and the symptoms of their causes—helping the seeker understand reality in an ordered, knowable way.
In Canto 2, Śukadeva is outlining the scope of Bhāgavatam’s teachings for Parīkṣit—showing that it includes both philosophical understanding (tattva and causation) and practical spiritual practice (worship of the Supreme Person and adhyātmika yoga).
Combine clear understanding of life’s principles with daily devotion: set time for hearing/reading Bhāgavatam, offer your work and food to the Lord, and practice inner discipline (mindfulness, sense-control, remembrance of Bhagavān) as a spiritual yoga.