Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .3.34
atha tat-sampradānakaḥ –
[atha tat-sampradaanakah –]
jñātaye haraye svīyam ahaṁtā-mamatāspadam |
[jnaataye haraye sveeyam ahamtaa-mamataaspadam |]
sarvasvaṁ dīyate yena sa syāt tat-sampradānakaḥ ||33||
[sarvasvam deeyate yena sa syaat tat-sampradaanakah ||33||]
tad-dānaṁ prīti-pūjābhyāṁ bhaved ity uditaṁ dvidhā ||34||
[tad-daanam preeti-poojaabhyaam bhaved ity uditam dvidhaa ||34||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha tat-sampradānakaḥ –
jñātaye haraye svīyam ahaṁtā-mamatāspadam |
sarvasvaṁ dīyate yena sa syāt tat-sampradānakaḥ ||33||
tad-dānaṁ prīti-pūjābhyāṁ bhaved ity uditaṁ dvidhā ||34||
When a person realizes the real nature of the Lord and gives to the Lord all his possessions which are sources of material identity and possessiveness, he is called tat-sampradānaka. There are two types: giving out of affection and giving as worship.
Purport
When a person knows the glories of the Lord completely and is prepared to sacrifice everything for the Lord, he is called sampradānaka, or one who gives everything in charity for the sake of Kṛṣṇa.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io