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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.8.6

11.8.6

समृद्धकामोहीनो वा नारायणपरो मुनि: । नोत्सर्पेत न शुष्येत सरिद्भ‍िरिव सागर: ॥ ६ ॥

samṛddha-kāmo hīno vā nārāyaṇa-paro muniḥ notsarpeta na śuṣyeta saridbhir iva sāgaraḥ

samṛddha
flourishing
kāmaḥ
material opulence
hīnaḥ
destitute
vā
or
nārāyaṇa
the Supreme Personality of Godhead
paraḥ
accepting as supreme
muniḥ
a saintly devotee
na
does not
utsarpeta
swell up
na
does not
śuṣyeta
dry up
saridbhiḥ
by the rivers
iva
like
sāgaraḥ
the ocean

During the rainy season the swollen rivers rush into the ocean, and during the dry summer the rivers, now shallow, severely reduce their supply of water; yet the ocean does not swell up during the rainy season, nor does it dry up in the hot summer. In the same way, a saintly devotee who has accepted the Supreme Personality of Godhead as the goal of his life sometimes will receive by providence great material opulence, and sometimes he will find himself materially destitute. However, such a devotee of the Lord does not rejoice in a flourishing condition, nor is he morose when poverty-stricken.