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1510 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 4, Ch. 30

navyavad dhrdaye yaj jiio
brahmaitad brahma-vadibhih
na muhyanti na Socanti
na hrsyanti yato gatah

navya-vat—ever increasingly fresh; hrdaye—in the heart; yat—as; jiiah—
the supreme knower, Paramatma; brahma—Brahman; etat—this; brahma-
vddibhih—by the advocates of Absolute Truth; na—never; muhyanti—are
bewildered; na—never; socanti—lament; na—never; hrsyanti—are jubilant;
yatah— when; gatah—have attained.

TRANSLATION

Always engaging in the activities of devotional service, devotees feel
ever-increasingly fresh and new in all their activities. The all-knower, the
Supersoul within the heart of the devotee, makes everything increasingly
fresh. This is known as the Brahman position by the advocates of the
Absolute Truth. In such a liberated stage [brahma-bhiita], one is never
bewildered. Nor does one lament or become unnecessarily jubilant. This
is due to the brahma-bhiita situation.

PURPORT

A devotee is inspired by the Supersoul within the heart to advance in
devotional service in a variety of ways. The devotee does not feel
hackneyed nor stereotyped, nor does he feel that he is in a stagnant
position. In the material world, if one engages in chanting a material name,
he will feel tired after chanting a few times. However, one can chant the
Hare Krsna maha-mantra all day and night and never feel tired. As chanting
is increased, it will come out new and fresh. Srila Ripa Gosvami said if he
could somehow get millions of ears and tongues, then he could relish
spiritual bliss by chanting the Hare Krsna maha-mantra. There is really
nothing uninspiring for a highly advanced devotee. In Bhagavad-gita the
Lord says that He is situated in everyone’s heart and that He helps the
living entity forget and remember. By the grace of the Lord, the devotee
gets inspiration.

tesam satata-yuktanam
bhajatam priti-pirvakam

dadami buddhi-yogam tam
yena mam upayanti te
