Since he is the author of the Vedas, the Lord, like a bee, has extracted the real essence from the Vedas in order to destroy fear of material existence. This essence of all knowledge and self-realization is like the nectar extracted from the milk ocean, which the Lord as Mohinī made his devotees drink while cheating the demons. I offer my obeisances to that Supreme Lord, the original and greatest of all beings, Śrī Kṛṣṇa. At the conclusion the author offers respects to the guru of the universe. He has extracted the essences from the Vedas. “But have not other sages and philosophers also extracted the essence from the Vedas?” That is true. But they do not completely understand the purport of the Vedas, which is hard to comprehend. Therefore one cannot believe their explanations. But the Lord is not like that. He is creator of the Vedas. He who created the scriptures must know the difficult meaning. He is like a bee, taking the honey from the garden of flowers made of the Vedas. He makes his servants drink it, but he has cheated the demons and non-devotees. An example is given. It is nectar the essence taken from the ocean. In the form of Mohinī, the Lord let the devatās, his servants, drink the nectar, and cheated the demons. I offer my respects to that Lord. Thus ends the commentary on the Twenty-ninth Chapter of the Eleventh Canto of the Bhāgavatam for the pleasure of the devotees, in accordance with the previous ācāryas. Chapter Thirty The Disappearance of Kṛṣṇa