Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 11.23.10
తదవధ్యానవిస్రస్తపుణ్యస్కన్ధస్య భూరిద ।
అర్థోఽప్యగచ్ఛన్నిధనం బహ్వాయాసపరిశ్రమ: ॥ ౧౦ ॥
tad-avadhyāna-visrasta-
[tad-avadhyaana-visrasta-]
puṇya-skandhasya bhūri-da
[punya-skandhasya bhoori-da]
artho ’py agacchan nidhanaṁ
[artho ’py agachchan nidhanam]
bahv-āyāsa-pariśramaḥ
[bahv-aayaasa-parishramah]
Word-for-word
tat
—
of them
avadhyāna
—
because of his neglect
visrasta
—
depleted
puṇya
—
of piety
skandhasya
—
whose portion
bhūri-da
—
O magnanimous Uddhava
arthaḥ
—
the wealth
api
—
indeed
agacchat nidhanam
—
became lost
bahu
—
much
āyāsa
—
of endeavor
pariśramaḥ
—
which consisted only of the labor.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tad-avadhyāna-visrasta-
tat
of them
avadhyāna
because of his neglect
visrasta
depleted
puṇya-skandhasya bhūri-da
puṇya
of piety
skandhasya
whose portion
bhūri-da
O magnanimous Uddhava
artho ’py agacchan nidhanaṁ
arthaḥ
the wealth
bahv-āyāsa-pariśramaḥ
api
indeed
agacchat nidhanam
became lost
bahu
much
āyāsa
of endeavor
pariśramaḥ
which consisted only of the labor.
O magnanimous Uddhava, by his neglect of these demigods he depleted his stock of piety and all his wealth. The accumulation of his repeated exhaustive endeavors was totally lost.
Purport
The brāhmaṇa’s stock of piety became like a withered branch that no longer gives fruits or flowers. Śrīla Jīva Gosvāmī comments that the brāhmaṇa had a trace of piety directed at the Supreme Lord with hopes of liberation. That pure portion of the branch of his piety remained unwithered, eventually giving the fruit of knowledge.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
O magnanimous Uddhava, by his neglect of these devatās he depleted his stock of piety and all his wealth. He had gained this wealth with great fatigue and effort.
Avadhyāna means disrespect. He was greatly fatigued by efforts in agriculture etc.
My note
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