Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 7.15.9
ఏకే కర్మమయాన్ యజ్ఞాన్ జ్ఞానినో యజ్ఞవిత్తమా: ।
ఆత్మసంయమనేఽనీహా జుహ్వతి జ్ఞానదీపితే ॥ ౯ ॥
eke karmamayān yajṣān
[eke karmamayaan yajshaan]
jṣānino yajṣa-vittamāḥ
[jshaanino yajsha-vittamaah]
ātma-saṁyamane ’nīhā
[aatma-samyamane ’neehaa]
juhvati jṣāna-dīpite
[juhvati jshaana-deepite]
Word-for-word
eke
—
some
karma-mayān
—
resulting in a reaction (such as the killing of animals)
yajṣān
—
sacrifices
jṣāninaḥ
—
persons advanced in knowledge
yajṣa-vit-tamāḥ
—
who know perfectly well the purpose of sacrifice
ātma-saṁyamane
—
by self-control
anīhāḥ
—
who are without material desires
juhvati
—
execute sacrifice
jṣāna-dīpite
—
enlightened in perfect knowledge.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
eke karmamayān yajṣān
eke
some
karma-mayān
resulting in a reaction (such as the killing of animals)
yajṣān
sacrifices
jṣāninaḥ
persons advanced in knowledge
jṣānino yajṣa-vittamāḥ
yajṣa-vit-tamāḥ
who know perfectly well the purpose of sacrifice
ātma-saṁyamane ’nīhā
ātma-saṁyamane
by self-control
anīhāḥ
who are without material desires
juhvati jṣāna-dīpite
juhvati
execute sacrifice
jṣāna-dīpite
enlightened in perfect knowledge.
Because of an awakening of spiritual knowledge, those who are intelligent in regard to sacrifice, who are actually aware of religious principles and who are free from material desires, control the self in the fire of spiritual knowledge, or knowledge of the Absolute Truth. They may give up the process of ritualistic ceremonies.
Purport
People are generally very much interested in karma-kāṇḍa ritualistic ceremonies for elevation to the higher planetary systems, but when one awakens his spiritual knowledge, he becomes uninterested in such elevation and engages himself fully in jṣāna-yajṣa to find the objective of life. The objective of life is to stop completely the miseries of birth and death and to return home, back to Godhead. When one cultivates knowledge for this purpose, he is considered to be on a higher platform than one who is engaged in karma-yajṣa, or fruitive activities.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Some jṣānīs, having no material desires and knowing the truth about sacrifice, offer prescribed karmas into the fire of the controlled mind, illuminated by knowledge.
Those on the highest level reject external actions. Those who have no material desires (anīhāḥ) offer prescribed karmas (karma-mayān yajṣān) into the control of the mind, illuminated by knowledge. This means they give up performance of karmas.
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Source: vedabase.io