tam — unto the same Supreme Personality of Godhead; īhamānam — who is acting for our benefit; nirahaṅkṛtam — who is without entanglement or desire for gain; budham — who is completely in knowledge; nirāśiṣam — without desires to enjoy the fruits of His activities; pūrṇam — who is full and therefore has no need to fulfill desires; ananya — by others; coditam — induced or inspired; nṝn — all of human society; śikṣayantam — to teach (the real path of life); nija-vartma — His own personal way of life; saṁsthitam — to establish (without deviation); prabhum — unto the Supreme Lord; prapadye — I request everyone to surrender; akhila-dharma-bhāvanam — who is the master of all religious principles or the occupational duties for a human being.
Translation
The Supreme Personality of Godhead, Kṛṣṇa, works just like an ordinary human being, yet He does not desire to enjoy the fruits of work. He is full in knowledge, free from material desires and diversions, and completely independent. As the supreme teacher of human society, He teaches His own way of activities, and thus He inaugurates the real path of religion. I request everyone to follow Him.
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