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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 11.18.12

యదా కర్మవిపాకేషు లోకేషు నిరయాత్మసు । విరాగో జాయతే సమ్యఙ్ న్యస్తాగ్ని: ప్రవ్రజేత్తత: ॥ ౧౨ ॥
yadā karma-vipākeṣu
[yadaa karma-vipaakeshu]
lokeṣu nirayātmasu
[lokeshu nirayaatmasu]
virāgo jāyate samyaṅ
[viraago jaayate samyan]
nyastāgniḥ pravrajet tataḥ
[nyastaagnih pravrajet tatah]
yadā — when karma — by fruitive activities vipākeṣu — in all that which is obtained lokeṣu — including promotion to all the planets of the universe up to Brahmaloka niraya-ātmasu — planets that are actually hellish, being material virāgaḥ — detachment jāyate — is born samyak — completely nyasta — giving up agniḥ — the sacrificial fire of vānaprastha pravrajet — one should take sannyāsa tataḥ — at that point.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
yadā karma-vipākeṣu
yadā
when
karma
by fruitive activities
vipākeṣu
in all that which is obtained
lokeṣu nirayātmasu
lokeṣu
including promotion to all the planets of the universe up to Brahmaloka
niraya-ātmasu
planets that are actually hellish, being material
virāgo jāyate samyaṅ
virāgaḥ
detachment
jāyate
is born
samyak
completely
nyastāgniḥ pravrajet tataḥ
nyasta
giving up
agniḥ
the sacrificial fire of vānaprastha
pravrajet
one should take sannyāsa
tataḥ
at that point.
If the vānaprastha, understanding that even promotion to Brahmaloka is a miserable situation, develops complete detachment from all possible results of fruitive activities, then he may take the sannyāsa order of life.
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
When the vānaprastha becomes detached from all planets attained by actions, understanding that even promotion to Brahmaloka is a miserable situation, he may give up the sacrificial fires of vānaprastha life and take the sannyāsa order of life. Karma-vipākeṣu means “attained by actions.”
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