tasmāt — therefore; amūḥ — all those (opulences); tanu-bhṛtām — with reference to living entities possessing material bodies; aham — I; āśiṣaḥ ajñaḥ — knowing well the results of such benedictions; āyuḥ — a long duration of life; śriyam — material opulences; vibhavam — influence and glories; aindriyam — all meant for sense gratification; āviriñcyāt — beginning from Lord Brahmā (down to the small ant); na — not; icchāmi — I want; te — by You; vilulitān — subject to be finished; uru-vikrameṇa — who are extremely powerful; kāla-ātmanā — as the master of the time factor; upanaya — kindly take to; mām — me; nija-bhṛtya-pārśvam — the association of Your faithful servant, Your devotee.
Translation
My dear Lord, now I have complete experience concerning the worldly opulence, mystic power, longevity and other material pleasures enjoyed by all living entities, from Lord Brahmā down to the ant. As powerful time, You destroy them all. Therefore, because of my experience, I do not wish to possess them. My dear Lord, I request You to place me in touch with Your pure devotee and let me serve him as a sincere servant.
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