স্বসুখনিভৃতচেতাস্তদ্ব্যুদস্তান্যভাবো ঽপ্যজিতরুচিরলীলাকৃষ্টসারস্তদীযম্ ব্যতনুত কৃপযা যস্তত্ত্বদীপং পুরাণং তমখিলবৃজিনঘ্নং ব্যাসসূনুং নতো ঽস্মি
स्वसुखनिभृतचेतास्तद्व्युदस्तान्यभावो ऽप्यजितरुचिरलीलाकृष्टसारस्तदीयम् व्यतनुत कृपया यस्तत्त्वदीपं पुराणं तमखिलवृजिनघ्नं व्याससूनुं नतो ऽस्मि
svasukha-nibhṛta-cetās tad-vyudastānya-bhāvo 'py ajita-rucira-līlākṛṣṭa-sāras tadīyam vyatanuta kṛpayā yas tattva-dīpaṁ purāṇaṁ tam akhila-vṛjina-ghnaṁ vyāsa-sūnuṁ nato 'smi
Synonyms
sva-sukha-nirbhṛta-cetāḥ—whose mind was always fully absorbed in the happiness of self-realization; tat—by that; vyudasta-anya-bhāvaḥ—being freed from all other attractions; api—although; ajita-rucira-līlā—by the most attractive pastimes of Ajita, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; ākṛṣṭa—attracted; sāraḥ—whose heart; tadīyam—in relation to the Lord; vyatanuta—described and spread; kṛpayā—out of mercy; yaḥ—he who; tattva-dīpam—which is the light of the Absolute Truth; purāṇam—the supplementary Vedic literature Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam; tam—to him; akhila-vṛjina-ghnam—who can destroy all kinds of material misery; vyāsa-sūnum—Śukadeva Gosvāmī, the son of Vyāsadeva; nataḥ asmi—I offer my respectful obeisances..
Translation
" 'I offer my respectful obeisances unto Śrīla Śukadeva Gosvāmī, the son of Vyāsadeva. He is the destroyer of all sinful reactions and is full in self-realization and bliss. Because of this, he has no other desire. Still, he was attracted by the transcendental pastimes of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and out of compassion for the people, he described the transcendental historical literature called Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam. This is compared to the light of the Absolute Truth.'
Purport
This verse is from Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (12.12.68).