Synonyms janasya—of the people; mohaḥ—illusion; ayam—this; aham—I; mama—mine; iti—thus; gṛheṣu—in home and property; gīḥ—in words; ātma-kaleṣu—in one’s own body and its expansions (children, etc.); bandhuṣu—in relatives; suhṛtsu—in friends; jāyā—wife; ātma-ja—children; bāndhaveṣu—in other family members and friends; kṛta-āśiṣaḥ—making blessings or benedictions; yat—which; na—not; vimuñcati—gives up; sphuṭam—very clearly.

Translation 人們的這種錯覺——「這是我」「這是我的」——使他們執著於家庭、財產、言語、自己的身體及其延伸（子女等）、親戚、朋友、妻子、兒女和其他家人。即使他們為這些對象祈求祝福，也無法真正放下這種明顯的執著。

Synonyms janasya—of the people; moho—illusion; ayam—this; aham—I; mama—mine; iti—thus; gṛheṣu—in home and property; gīḥ—in words; ātma-kaleṣu—in one’s own body and its expansions (children, etc.); bandhuṣu—in relatives; suhṛtsu—in friends; jāyā—wife; ātma-ja—children; bāndhaveṣu—in other family members and friends; kṛtāśiṣaḥ—making blessings or benedictions; yat—which; na—not; vimuñcati—gives up; sphuṭam—very clearly.

Translation People’s illusion—“This is I” and “This is mine”—causes them to cling to home, property, words, their own body and its expansions (children, etc.), relatives, friends, wife, sons, and other family members. Even when they offer blessings or benedictions to these objects, they still cannot clearly give up this attachment.

Synonyms tat—that; vāg-visargaḥ—creation of words or literature; janatā—of the people in general; agha—of the sins; viplavaḥ—destruction; yasmin—in which; prati-ślokam—in every verse; abaddhavati api—even though imperfectly composed; nāmāni—the holy names; anantasya—of the unlimited Lord; hata-trapaḥ—without shame; paṭhan—reciting; guṇāni—the glories; gāyantaḥ—singing; sadā—always; hareḥ—of Lord Hari; guṇān—the qualities.

Translation 那種文學創作能摧毀眾生的罪惡，即使其中詩句不完美，只要不斷誦讀無限主的聖名、毫無羞恥地歌頌 Hari 的品質與榮光，就能達到目的。

Synonyms śrī-śukaḥ uvāca—Śrī Śukadeva Gosvāmī said; kṛte—in the Satya-yuga; varṣa-sahasreṇa—for one thousand years; pūrṇam—complete; brahma—the Absolute Truth; sanātanam—eternal; tat—that; adhyātma-anam—the Supersoul; ātmānam—the Supreme Soul; bhagavān—the Supreme Personality of Godhead; puruṣa-uttamaḥ—the Supreme Person.

Translation Śrī Śukadeva Gosvāmī 說：在 Satya-yuga，人們透過一千年的修行完全體悟永恆的梵（sanātana-brahma），那就是超靈（adhyātmānam）、至尊靈魂（ātmānam），也就是至尊人格神首 Puruṣottama。

Synonyms janasya—of the people; moho—illusion; ayam—this; aham—I; mama—mine; iti—thus; gṛheṣu—in home and property; gīḥ—in words; ātma-kaleṣu—in one’s own body and its expansions (children, etc.); bandhuṣu—in relatives; suhṛtsu—in friends; jāyā—wife; ātma-ja—children; bāndhaveṣu—in other family members and friends; kṛtāśiṣaḥ—making blessings or benedictions; yat—which; na—not; vimuñcati—gives up; sphuṭam—very clearly.

Translation People’s illusion—“This is I” and “This is mine”—causes them to cling to home, property, words, their own body and its expansions (children, etc.), relatives, friends, wife, sons, and other family members. Even when they offer blessings or benedictions to these objects, they still cannot clearly give up this attachment.

Synonyms tat—that; vāg-visargaḥ—creation of words or literature; janatā—of the people in general; agha—of the sins; viplavaḥ—destruction; yasmin—in which; prati-ślokam—in every verse; abaddhavati api—even though imperfectly composed; nāmāni—the holy names; anantasya—of the unlimited Lord; hata-trapaḥ—without shame; paṭhan—reciting; guṇāni—the glories; gāyantaḥ—singing; sadā—always; hareḥ—of Lord Hari; guṇān—the qualities.

Translation That literature which destroys the sins of the general people, even if its verses are imperfectly composed, by reciting the unlimited Lord’s holy names without shame and constantly singing the glories and qualities of Lord Hari, becomes the destroyer of sins.

Synonyms śrī-śukaḥ uvāca—Śrī Śukadeva Gosvāmī said; kṛte—in the Satya-yuga; varṣa-sahasreṇa—for one thousand years; pūrṇam—complete; brahma—the Absolute Truth; sanātanam—eternal; tad—that; adhyātma-anam—the Supersoul; ātmānam—the Supreme Soul; bhagavān—the Supreme Personality of Godhead; puruṣa-uttamaḥ—the Supreme Person.

Translation Śrī Śukadeva Gosvāmī said: In Satya-yuga, by practicing austerities for one thousand years, people completely realized the eternal Absolute Truth (sanātana-brahma), which is the Supersoul (adhyātmānam), the Supreme Soul (ātmānam), the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Puruṣottama.