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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.14.12

10.14.12

उत्क्षेपणं गर्भगतस्य पादयो: किं कल्पते मातुरधोक्षजागसे । किमस्तिनास्तिव्यपदेशभूषितं तवास्ति कुक्षे: कियदप्यनन्त: ॥ १२ ॥

utkṣepaṇaṁ garbha-gatasya pādayoḥ kiṁ kalpate mātur adhokṣajāgase kim asti-nāsti-vyapadeśa-bhūṣitaṁ tavāsti kukṣeḥ kiyad apy anantaḥ

utkṣepaṇam
the kicking
garbha-gatasya
of a child in the womb
pādayoḥ
of the legs
kim
what
kalpate
amounts to
mātuḥ
for the mother
adhokṣaja
O transcendental Lord
āgase
as an offense
kim
what
asti
it exists
na asti
it does not exist
vyapadeśa
by the designations
bhūṣitam
decorated
tava
Your
asti
there is
kukṣeḥ
of the abdomen
kiyat
how much
api
even
anantaḥ
external

O Lord Adhokṣaja, does a mother take offense when the child within her womb kicks with his legs? And is there anything in existence — whether designated by various philosophers as real or as unreal — that is actually outside Your abdomen?