BG 09.21 te tam bhuktva svarga-lokam visalam... cited

Expressions researched:
"When they have thus enjoyed vast heavenly sense pleasure and the results of their pious activities are exhausted" |"evam trayi-dharmam anuprapanna" |"gatagatam kama-kama labhante" |"ksine punye martya-lokam visanti" |"te tam bhuktva svarga-lokam visalam" |"they return to this mortal planet again" |"those who seek sense enjoyment by adhering to the principles of the three Vedas achieve only repeated birth and death"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "9.21" or "When they have thus enjoyed vast heavenly sense pleasure and the results of their pious activities are exhausted" or "evam trayi-dharmam anuprapanna" or "gatagatam kama-kama labhante" or "ksine punye martya-lokam visanti" or "te tam bhuktva svarga-lokam visalam" or "they return to this mortal planet again" or "those who seek sense enjoyment by adhering to the principles of the three Vedas achieve only repeated birth and death"

BG Chapters 1 - 6

BG 2.8, Purport:

If economic development and material comforts could drive away one's lamentations for family, social, national or international inebrieties, then Arjuna would not have said that even an unrivaled kingdom on earth or supremacy like that of the demigods in the heavenly planets would be unable to drive away his lamentations. He sought, therefore, refuge in Kṛṣṇa consciousness, and that is the right path for peace and harmony. Economic development or supremacy over the world can be finished at any moment by the cataclysms of material nature. Even elevation into a higher planetary situation, as men are now seeking on the moon planet, can also be finished at one stroke. The Bhagavad-gītā confirms this: kṣīṇe puṇye martya-lokaṁ viśanti. "When the results of pious activities are finished, one falls down again from the peak of happiness to the lowest status of life." Many politicians of the world have fallen down in that way. Such downfalls only constitute more causes for lamentation.