828 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 1, Ch. 15

of all impious acts can concentrate upon the lotus feet of the Supreme
Lord Sri Krsna. The Pandavas, not only in this life but also in their
previous lives, had always performed the supreme pious work, and thus
they are ever free from all the reactions of impious work. It is quite
reasonable, therefore, that they concentrated their minds unto the lotus
feet of the Supreme Lord Sri Krsna. According to Sri Visvanatha Cakravarti,
dharma, artha, kama and moksa principles are accepted by persons who
are not free from the results of impious action. Such persons affected with
the contaminations of the above four principles cannot at once accept the
lotus feet of the Lord in the spiritual sky. The Vaikuntha world is situated
far beyond the material sky. The material sky is under the management of
Durga Devi, or the material energy of the Lord, but the Vaikuntha world
is managed by the personal energy of the Lord.

TEXTS 47-48

TTA ET TA Yah: Tz |
TY ARTIS CaATTTT TAZ IVI!
WATT A mare ATT TAT: |
fran a fara fF lecil

tad-dhyanod riktaya bhaktya
visuddha-dhisanah pare
tasmin narayana-pade
ekanta-matayo gatim
avapur duravapam te
asadbhir visayatmabhih
vidhuta-kalmaga-sthanam
virajenatmanaiva hi

tat—that; dhyanot—positive meditation; riktaya—being freed from;
bhaktya—by a devotional attitude; visuddha—purified; dhisapah—by intel-
ligence; pare—unto the transcendence; tasmin—in that; narayapa—the
Personality of Godhead Sr Krsna; pade—unto the lotus feet; ekanta-
matayah—of those who are fixed in the Supreme, who is one; gatim—
destination; avapuh—attained; duravapam—very difficult to obtain; te—by
them; asadbhih—by the materialists; visaya-atmabhih—absorbed in material
needs; vidhitta—washed off; kalmasa—material contaminations; sthanam—
abode; virajena—without material passion; atmana eva—by the selfsame

body; hi—certainly.
