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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.63.28

10.63.28

तप्तोऽहं ते तेजसा दु:सहेन शान्तोग्रेणात्युल्बणेन ज्वरेण । तावत्तापो देहिनां तेऽङ्‍‍घ्रिमूलं नो सेवेरन् यावदाशानुबद्धा: ॥ २८ ॥

tapto ’ham te tejasā duḥsahena śāntogreṇāty-ulbaṇena jvareṇa tāvat tāpo dehināṁ te ’nghri-mūlaṁ no severan yāvad āśānubaddhāḥ

taptaḥ
burned
aham
I
te
Your
tejasā
by the power
duḥsahena
insufferable
śānta
cold
ugreṇa
yet burning
ati
extremely
ulbaṇena
terrible
jvareṇa
fever
tāvat
for so long
tāpaḥ
the burning torment
dehinām
of embodied souls
te
Your
aṅghri
of the feet
mūlam
the sole
na
do not
u
indeed
severan
serve
yāvat
as long as
āśā
in material desires
anubaddhāḥ
continuously bound

I am tortured by the fierce power of Your terrible fever weapon, which is cold yet burning. All embodied souls must suffer as long as they remain bound to material ambitions and thus averse to serving Your feet.