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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.4.2

11.4.2

श्रीद्रुमिल उवाच यो वा अनन्तस्य गुणाननन्ता- ननुक्रमिष्यन् स तु बालबुद्धि: । रजांसि भूमेर्गणयेत् कथञ्चित् कालेन नैवाखिलशक्तिधाम्न: ॥ २ ॥

śrī-drumila uvāca yo vā anantasya guṇān anantān anukramiṣyan sa tu bāla-buddhiḥ rajāṁsi bhūmer gaṇayet kathañcit kālena naivākhila-śakti-dhāmnaḥ

śrī-drumilaḥ uvāca
Śrī Drumila said
yaḥ
who
vai
indeed
anantasya
of the unlimited Lord
guṇān
the transcendental qualities
anantān
which are unlimited
anukramiṣyan
trying to enumerate
saḥ
he
tu
certainly
bāla-buddhiḥ
is a person of childish intelligence
rajāṁsi
the particles of dust
bhūmeḥ
on the earth
gaṇayet
one may count
kathañcit
somehow
kālena
in time
na eva
but not
akhila-śakti-dhāmnaḥ
(the qualities) of the reservoir of all potencies

Śrī Drumila said: Anyone trying to enumerate or describe fully the unlimited qualities of the unlimited Supreme Lord has the intelligence of a foolish child. Even if a great genius could somehow or other, after a time-consuming endeavor, count all the particles of dust on the surface of the earth, such a genius could never count the attractive qualities of the Personality of Godhead, who is the reservoir of all potencies.