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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 6, Ch. 3]
tān ānayadhvam asato vimukhān mukunda- pādāravinda-makaranda-rasād ajasram niṣkiñcanaiḥ paramahaṁsa-kulair asaṅgair juṣṭād gṛhe niraya-vartmani baddha-tṛṣṇān
tān —them;  ānayadhvam —bring before me;  asataḥ —nondevotees (those who have not taken to Kṛṣṇa consciousness);  vimukhān —who have turned against;  mukunda —of Mukunda, the Supreme Personality of Godhead;  pāda-aravinda —of the lotus feet;  makaranda —of the honey;  rasāt —the taste;  ajasram —continuously;  niṣkiñcanaiḥ —by persons completely free from material attachment;  paramahaṁsa-kulaiḥ —by the  paramahaṁsas , the most exalted personalities;  asaṅgaiḥ —who have no material attachment;  juṣṭāt —which is enjoyed;  gṛhe —to house-hold life;  niraya-vartmani —the path leading to hell;  baddha-tṛṣṇān —whose desires are bound.
TRANSLATION
Paramahaṁsas are exalted persons who have no taste for material enjoyment and who drink the honey of the Lord's lotus feet. My dear servants, bring to me for punishment only persons who are averse to the taste of that honey, who do not associate with paramahaṁsas and who are attached to family life and worldly enjoyment, which form the path to hell.
PURPORT
After warning the Yamadūtas not to approach the devotees, Yamarāja now indicates who is to be brought before him. He specifically advises the Yamadūtas to bring him the materialistic persons who are attached to household life merely for sex. As stated in  Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam ,  yan maithunādi-gṛhamedhi-sukhaṁ hi tuccham : people are attached to household life for sex only. They are always harassed in many ways by their material engagements, and their only happiness is that after working very hard all day, at night they sleep and indulge in sex.  Nidrayā hriyate naktaṁ vyavāyena ca vā vayaḥ : at night, materialistic householders sleep or indulge in sex life.  Divā cārthehayā rājan kuṭumbabharaṇena vā : during the day they are busy trying to find out where