Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 11, Chapter 14, Text 20

SB 11.14.20

na sadhayati mam yogo
 na sankhyam dharma uddhava
na svadhyayas tapas tyago
 yatha bhaktir mamorjita
 
Translation: 
 
My dear Uddhava, the unalloyed devotional service rendered to Me by My devotees brings Me under their control. I cannot be thus controlled by those engaged in mystic yoga, Sankhya philosophy, pious work, Vedic study, austerity or renunciation.
 
Purport: 
 
One may make Krsna the goal of mystic yoga, Sankhya philosophy, etc.; yet such activities do not please the Lord as much as direct loving service, which one practices by hearing and chanting about the Lord and executing His mission. Srila Rupa Gosvami states, jñana-karmady-anavrtam: a devotee should simply depend on Krsna and should not unnecessarily complicate his loving service with tendencies toward fruitive work or mental speculation. The residents of Vrndavana simply depend on Lord Krsna. When the great serpent Aghasura appeared in the precincts of Vraja, the cowherd boys, completely confident in their friendship with Lord Krsna, fearlessly marched into the serpent’s gigantic mouth. Such pure love for Krsna brings the Lord under the control of the devotee.
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