aham tv akamas tvad-bhaktas
tvam ca svamy anapasrayah
aham-as far as I am concerned; tu-indeed; akamah-without material desire; tvat-bhaktah-fully attached to You without motivation; tvam ca-Your Lordship also; svami-the real master; anapasrayah-without motivation (You do not become the master with motivation); na-not; anyatha-without being in such a relationship as master and servant; iha-here; avayoh-our; arthah-any motivation (the Lord is the pure master, and Prahlada Maharaja is the pure devotee with no materialistic motivation); raja-of a king; sevakayoh-and the servitor; iva-like (just as a king exacts taxes for the benefit of the servant or the citizens pay taxes for the benefit of the king).