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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.87.38

10.87.38

स यदजया त्वजामनुशयीत गुणांश्च जुषन् भजति सरूपतां तदनु मृत्युमपेतभग: । त्वमुत जहासि तामहिरिव त्वचमात्तभगो महसि महीयसेऽष्टगुणितेऽपरिमेयभग: ॥ ३८ ॥

sa yad ajayā tv ajām anuśayīta guṇāṁś ca juṣan bhajati sarūpatāṁ tad anu mṛtyum apeta-bhagaḥ tvam uta jahāsi tām ahir iva tvacam ātta-bhago mahasi mahīyase ’ṣṭa-guṇite ’parimeya-bhagaḥ

saḥ
he (the individual living entity)
yat
because
ajayā
by the influence of the material energy
tu
but
ajām
that material energy
anuśayīta
lies down next to
guṇān
her qualities
ca
and
juṣan
assuming
bhajati
he takes on
sa-rūpatām
forms resembling (the qualities of nature)
tat-anu
following that
mṛtyum
death
apeta
deprived
bhagaḥ
of his assets
tvam
You
uta
on the other hand
jahāsi
leave aside
tām
her (the material energy)
ahiḥ
a snake
iva
as if
tvacam
its (old, discarded) skin
ātta-bhagaḥ
endowed with all assets
mahasi
in Your spiritual powers
mahīyase
You are glorified
aṣṭa-guṇite
eightfold
aparimeya
unlimited
bhagaḥ
whose greatness

The illusory material nature attracts the minute living entity to embrace her, and as a result he assumes forms composed of her qualities. Subsequently, he loses all his spiritual qualities and must undergo repeated deaths. You, however, avoid the material energy in the same way that a snake abandons its old skin. Glorious in Your possession of eight mystic perfections, You enjoy unlimited opulences.