Not contaminated (BG and SB)

Expressions researched:
"never contaminated" |"no chance for such contamination" |"no contamination" |"no contaminations" |"no in contamination" |"no material contamination" |"no more contamination" |"no question of contamination" |"no such contamination" |"no tinge of material contamination" |"no tinge or contamination" |"no tinges of material contamination" |"no trace of material contamination" |"not affected by such contaminated" |"not be contaminated" |"not be materially contaminated" |"not be so contaminated" |"not become contaminated" |"not become materially contaminated" |"not contaminate" |"not contaminated" |"not contaminating" |"not deluded or contaminated" |"not materially contaminated" |"not so much contaminated" |"not very contaminated" |"not, therefore, become contaminated" |"without contaminated" |"without contamination"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "not contamin*"@5

BG Preface and Introduction

BG Introduction:

Lord Kṛṣṇa says, mayādhyakṣeṇa prakṛtiḥ (BG 9.10). When He descends into the material universe, His consciousness is not materially affected. If He were so affected, He would be unfit to speak on transcendental matters as He does in the Bhagavad-gītā. One cannot say anything about the transcendental world without being free from materially contaminated consciousness. So the Lord is not materially contaminated. Our consciousness, at the present moment, however, is materially contaminated. The Bhagavad-gītā teaches that we have to purify this materially contaminated consciousness. In pure consciousness, our actions will be dovetailed to the will of īśvara, and that will make us happy. It is not that we have to cease all activities. Rather, our activities are to be purified, and purified activities are called bhakti. Activities in bhakti appear to be like ordinary activities, but they are not contaminated. An ignorant person may see that a devotee is acting or working like an ordinary man, but such a person with a poor fund of knowledge does not know that the activities of the devotee or of the Lord are not contaminated by impure consciousness or matter. They are transcendental to the three modes of nature. We should know, however, that at this point our consciousness is contaminated.