श्रद्धा आस्तिक्यबुद्धिः ।भक्तिः भजनं तात्पर्यम् ।आत्मनः सुखम् आत्मसुखम् ।तेन च क्षान्त्यादिभिश्च युज्यते ॥नक्रोधो न च मात्सर्य नलोभो नाशुभा मतिः ।भवन्ति कृतपुण्यानां
In plain words
Śraddhā means the settled conviction that this is so. Bhakti means worship — your whole aim turned that way. Ātmasukha is the Self's own happiness. He is joined with that, and with forbearance and the qualities that follow it. As the verse says: "No anger, no envy, no greed, no unclean thought arises in those who have done good..."
Close to the Sanskrit
Śraddhā: the conviction that it is. Bhakti: worshipping, being wholly directed toward that. The happiness of the Self — ātmasukham. And with that, and with forbearance and the rest, He is joined. "Not anger, and not envy, not greed, not an impure thought — these arise for those by whom merit has been done..."