Kayena Vacha Manasendriyair Va

This is the samarpaṇa verse — the one recited at the end of a puja, when the whole of what has been done is handed over. It is spoken in the Bhagavata by one of the nine Yogendras answering King Nimi on how a devotee should live. The list is deliberately exhaustive and ends on an odd note: anusṛta-svabhāvāt, "following one's own nature", meaning the things done without deciding to do them. Even those go into the offering. That clause is what makes the verse a closing rather than a summary. The last line supplies the words to say — nārāyaṇāya iti, "for Narayana" — which is why the verse works as liturgy and not only as instruction.