SB 11.22.48
Devanāgarī
एता मनोरथमयीर्हान्यस्योच्चावचास्तनू: । गुणसङ्गादुपादत्ते क्वचित् कश्चिज्जहाति च ॥ ४८ ॥
Text
etā manoratha-mayīr hānyasyoccāvacās tanūḥ guṇa-saṅgād upādatte kvacit kaścij jahāti ca
Synonyms
etāḥ—these;manaḥ-rathaḥ-mayīḥ—achieved by meditation of the mind;ha—certainly;anyasya—of the body (who is separate from the self);ucca—greater;avacāḥ—and lesser;tanūḥ—bodily conditions;guṇa-saṅgāt—because of associating with the modes of nature;upādatte—he accepts;kvacit—sometimes;kaścit—someone;jahāti—gives up;ca—and.
Translation
Although the material body is different from the self, because of the ignorance due to material association one falsely identifies oneself with the superior and inferior bodily conditions. Sometimes a fortunate person is able to give up such mental concoction.