yadaha bhagavatam dharmam anavadyam
atmarama yam upasate 'pavargaya
jitam-conquered; ajita-O unconquerable one; tada-then; bhavata-by Your Lordship; yada-when; aha-spoke; bhagavatam-which helps the devotee approach the Supreme Personality of Godhead; dharmam-the religious process; anavadyam-faultless (free from contamination); niskincanah-who have no desire to be happy with material opulences; ye-those who; munayah-great philosophers and exalted sages; atma-aramah-who are self-satisfied (being completely aware of their constitutional position as eternal servants of the Lord); yam-whom; upasate-worship; apavargaya-for achieving liberation from material bondage.