Çrémad-Bhägavatam 11.2.36
käyena väcä manasendriyair vä
buddhyätmanä vänusåta-svabhävät
karoti yad yat sakalaà parasmai
näräyaëäyeti samarpayet tat
käyena—with the body; väcä—speech; manasä—mind; indriyaiù—senses; vä—or; buddhyä—with the intelligence; ätmanä—the purified consciousness; vä—or; anusåta—followed; svabhävät—according to one’s conditioned nature; karoti—one does; yat yat—whatever; sakalam—all; parasmai—to the Supreme; näräyaëäya iti—thinking, “This is for Näräyaëa”; samarpayet—he should offer; tat—that.
In accordance with the particular nature one has acquired in conditioned life, whatever one does with body, words, mind, senses, intelligence or purified consciousness one should offer to the Supreme, thinking, “This is for the pleasure of Lord Näräyaëa.”
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