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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.16.38

10.16.38

तदेष नाथाप दुरापमन्यै- स्तमोजनि: क्रोधवशोऽप्यहीश: । संसारचक्रे भ्रमत: शरीरिणो यदिच्छत: स्याद् विभव: समक्ष: ॥ ३८ ॥

tad eṣa nāthāpa durāpam anyais tamo-janiḥ krodha-vaśo ’py ahīśaḥ saṁsāra-cakre bhramataḥ śarīriṇo yad-icchataḥ syād vibhavaḥ samakṣaḥ

tat
that
eṣaḥ
this Kāliya
nātha
O Lord
āpa
has achieved
durāpam
difficult to achieve
anyaiḥ
by others
tamaḥ-janiḥ
who was born in the mode of ignorance
krodha-vaśaḥ
who was under the sway of anger
api
even
ahi-īśaḥ
the king of serpents
saṁsāra-cakre
within the cycle of material existence
bhramataḥ
wandering
śarīriṇaḥ
for the embodied living entity
yat
by which (dust of Your lotus feet)
icchataḥ
who has material desires
syāt
manifests
vibhavaḥ
all opulences
samakṣaḥ
before his eyes

O Lord, although this Kāliya, the king of the serpents, has taken birth in the mode of ignorance and is controlled by anger, he has achieved that which is difficult for others to achieve. Embodied souls, who are full of desires and are thus wandering in the cycle of birth and death, can have all benedictions manifested before their eyes simply by receiving the dust of Your lotus feet.