SB 10.14.30

"O Brahma, crest jewel of all knowers of sadhya and sadhana, what is your desire after describing jnana and bhakti in your prayers?" " Oh Master (indicating himself as a servant)!" " O Brahma consider carefully and pray for the most valuable thing!" "Yes, I have discerned the most auspicious thing of all (bhuribhaga). Whether I am born as Lord Brahma (atra bhave) or whether I am born in low species such as deer (tirascaram) for many births (with no desire for liberation, since I will lose chances to attain bhakti), whatever birth I have from the highest to lowest, I pray to take birth as one among your followers (whether advanced or neophyte)." In the first verse of this chapter Brahma expressed the excellence of the Lord’s sweetness. In the second and thirtieth verse he praising the Lord’s power, exhibits a mixture of bhakti and jnana. In the third verse (jnane prayasam.) he concludes that bhakti is superior. In the eighth verse he shows the supremecy of pure (kevala) bhakti to Krsna. In the twenty seventh and nineteenth verse he derides kevala jnana. In the fourth and fifth verses Brahma shows the useless of kevala jnana and the success of kevala bhakti. In the twenty eighth and twenty ninth verses he discusses jnana mixed with bhakti. In the twenty fourth verse he discusses the santa bhakti and in the thirtieth verse he discusses dasya bhakti. After this, from the thirty first verse, brahma, having fallen into the ocean of Krsna’s sweetness, praises the devotees immersed in raga of vatsalya and other intimate relationships. This is the outline of Brahma’s prayers.