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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 1, Ch. 5]
spiritual master. The expert spiritual master knows the art of utilizing everything to glorify the Lord, and therefore under his guidance the whole world can be turned into the spiritual abode by the divine grace of the Lord's servant.
TEXT 24
ते मय्यपेताखिलचापलेऽर्भके 
  दान्तेऽवृतक्रीडनकेऽनुवर्तिनि । 
  चक्रुः कृपां यद्यपि तुल्यदर्शनाः 
  शुश्रूषमाणे मुनयोऽल्पभाषिणि ॥२४॥
te mayy apetākhila-cāpale'rbhake 
  dānte'dhṛta-krīḍanake'nuvartini 
  cakruḥ kṛpāṁ yadyapi tulya-darśanāḥ 
  śuśrūṣamāṇe munayo'lpa-bhāṣiṇi
te—they; mayi—unto me; apeta—not having undergone; akhila—all kinds of; cāpale—proclivities; arbhake—unto a boy; dānte—having controlled the senses; adhṛta-krīḍanake—without being accustomed to sporting habits; anuvartini—obedient; cakruḥ—did bestow; kṛpāṁ—causeless mercy; yadyapi—although; tulya-darśanāḥ—impartial by nature; śuśrūṣamāṇe—unto the faithful; munayaḥ—the muni followers of the Vedānta; alpa-bhāṣiṇi—one who does not speak more than required.
TRANSLATION
Although they were impartial by nature, those followers of the Vedānta blessed me with their causeless mercy. As far as I was concerned, I was self-controlled and had no attachment for sports, even though I was a boy. In addition, I was not naughty, and I did not speak more than required.
PURPORT
In the  Bhagavad-gītā  the Lord says, “All the  Vedas  are searching after Me.” Lord Śrī Caitanya says that in the  Vedas  the subject matters are only three, namely to establish the relation of the living entities with the Personality of Godhead, perform the relative duties in devotional service