Nārada’s Instructions: Śrāddha, True Dharma, Contentment, Yoga, and Devotion-Centered Renunciation
यावन्नृकायरथमात्मवशोपकल्पं धत्ते गरिष्ठचरणार्चनया निशातम् । ज्ञानासिमच्युतबलो दधदस्तशत्रु: स्वानन्दतुष्ट उपशान्त इदं विजह्यात् ॥ ४५ ॥
yāvan nṛ-kāya-ratham ātma-vaśopakalpaṁ dhatte gariṣṭha-caraṇārcanayā niśātam jñānāsim acyuta-balo dadhad asta-śatruḥ svānanda-tuṣṭa upaśānta idaṁ vijahyāt
完全には自分の支配下にない諸部分と備えをもつ物質の身体という「車」を受けねばならぬ限り、人は上位者、すなわち霊的師と師の系譜(パランパラー)の蓮華の御足を礼拝すべきである。その慈悲により智慧の剣は研ぎ澄まされ、アチュタの恩寵の力によって前述の敵を征服する。かくして献身者は超越的歓喜に満たされ静まり、身体を捨てて霊的自己同一性へと帰る。
In Bhagavad-gītā (4.9) the Lord says:
This verse teaches that as long as one has the human body, one should use it under self-control for worship of the Lord’s feet and realized knowledge, so that one can peacefully give up the body in spiritual fulfillment.
Prahlada emphasizes that true strength to wield knowledge and defeat inner enemies comes from Acyuta (the infallible Lord); devotion empowers realization so it becomes transformative, not merely intellectual.
Cultivate steady worship and remembrance of the Lord, study with humility, and use realized discernment to cut down lust, anger, greed, and fear—then live and act from inner peace rather than agitation.