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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 2, Ch. 5]
by the speculative philosophers and the mystics, is possible only when one becomes a devotee of the Lord. Anyone who is not a devotee cannot enter into the kingdom of God. Only by attainment of service attitude in the transcendental position can one enter into the kingdom of Godhead. Therefore the speculative philosophers, as well as the mystics, must first of all be attracted to the devotional cult before they can factually attain liberation.
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भूलोकः कल्पितः पद्भ्यां भुवलोकोऽस्य नाभितः । स्वलोकः कल्पितो मूर्धाइति वा लोककल्पना ॥४२॥
bhūrlokaḥ kalpitaḥ padbhyām bhuvarloko 'sya nābhitaḥ svarlokaḥ kalpito mūrdhnā iti vā loka-kalpanā
bhūrlokaḥ —the entire planetary system beginning from Pātāla to the earthly planetary system;  kalpitaḥ —imagined;  padbhyām —situated on the legs;  bhuvarlokaḥ —the Bhuvarloka planetary system;  asya —of the universal form of the Lord;  nābhitaḥ —out of the navel abdomen;  svarlokaḥ —the higher planetary system beginning with the heavenly planets— kalpitaḥ —imagined;  mūrdhnā —beginning from the chest to the head;  iti —thus;  vā —either;  loka —the planetary systems;  kalpanā —imagination.
TRANSLATION
Others may divide the whole planetary system into three divisions, namely the lower planetary systems on the legs up to the earth, the middle planetary systems on the navel, and the upper planetary systems of Svarloka from the chest to the head of the Supreme Personality.
PURPORT
The three divisions of the complete planetary systems are here mentioned; fourteen are imagined by others, and that is also explained.
Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Second Canto, Fifth Chapter, of the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, entitled “The Cause of All Causes.”