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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.89.8-9

10.89.8-9

शयानं श्रिय उत्सङ्गे पदा वक्षस्यताडयत् । तत उत्थाय भगवान् सह लक्ष्म्या सतां गति: ॥ ८ ॥ स्वतल्पादवरुह्याथ ननाम शिरसा मुनिम् । आह ते स्वागतं ब्रह्मन् निषीदात्रासने क्षणम् । अजानतामागतान् व: क्षन्तुमर्हथ न: प्रभो ॥ ९ ॥

śayānaṁ śriya utsaṅge padā vakṣasy atāḍayat tata utthāya bhagavān saha lakṣmyā satāṁ gatiḥ sva-talpād avaruhyātha nanāma śirasā munim āha te svāgataṁ brahman niṣīdātrāsane kṣaṇam ajānatām āgatān vaḥ kṣantum arhatha naḥ prabho

śayānam
who was lying down
śriyaḥ
of the goddess of fortune
utsaṅge
on the lap
padā
with his foot
vakṣasi
on His chest
atāḍayat
he kicked
tataḥ
then
utthāya
standing up
bhagavān
the Personality of Godhead
saha lakṣmyā
together with Goddess Lakṣmī
satām
of pure devotees
gatiḥ
the destination
sva
His
talpāt
from the bed
avaruhya
climbing down
atha
then
nanāma
He bowed down
śirasā
with His head
munim
to the sage
āha
He said
te
to you
su-āgatam
welcome
brahman
O brāhmaṇa
niṣīda
please sit
atra
in this
āsane
seat
kṣaṇam
for a moment
ajānatām
who were unaware
āgatān
arrived
vaḥ
of you
kṣantum
forgive
arhatha
you should please
naḥ
us
prabho
O master

There he went up to the Supreme Lord, who was lying with His head on the lap of His consort, Śrī, and kicked Him on the chest. The Lord then rose, along with Goddess Lakṣmī, as a sign of respect. Coming down from His bedstead, that supreme goal of all pure devotees bowed His head to the floor before the sage and told him, ‘Welcome, brāhmaṇa. Please sit in this chair and rest awhile. Kindly forgive us, dear master, for not noticing your arrival.’