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Srimad Bhagavatam 1.11.33

1.11.33

यद्यप्यसौ पार्श्वगतो रहोगत- स्तथापि तस्याङ्‌घ्रियुगं नवं नवम् । पदे पदे का विरमेत तत्पदा- च्चलापि यच्छ्रीर्न जहाति कर्हिचित् ॥ ३३ ॥

yadyapy asau parsva-gato raho-gatas tathapi tasyanghri-yugam navam navam pade pade ka virameta tat-padac calapi yac chrir na jahati karhicit

yadi
although
api
certainly
asau
He (Lord Sri Krsna)
parsva-gatah
just by the side
rahah-gatah
exclusively alone
tathapi
still
tasya
His
anghri-yugam
the feet of the Lord
navam navam
newer and newer
pade
step
pade
in every step
ka
who
virameta
can be detached from
tat-padat
from His feet
calapi
moving
yat
whom
srih
the goddess of fortune
na
never
jahati
quits
karhicit
at any time

Although Lord Sri Krsna was constantly by their sides, as well as exclusively alone, His feet appeared to them to be newer and newer. The goddess of fortune, although by nature always restless and moving, could not quit the Lord’s feet. So what woman can be detached from those feet, having once taken shelter of them?