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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.12.8

4.12.8

मैत्रेय उवाच स राजराजेन वराय चोदितो ध्रुवो महाभागवतो महामति: । हरौ स वव्रेऽचलितां स्मृतिं यया तरत्ययत्नेन दुरत्ययं तम: ॥ ८ ॥

maitreya uvaca sa raja-rajena varaya codito dhruvo maha-bhagavato maha-matih harau sa vavre ’calitam smrtim yaya taraty ayatnena duratyayam tamah

maitreyah uvaca
the great sage Maitreya said
sah
he
raja-rajena
by the king of kings (Kuvera)
varaya
for a benediction
coditah
being asked
dhruvah
Dhruva Maharaja
maha-bhagavatah
a first-class pure devotee
maha-matih
most intelligent or thoughtful
harau
unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead
sah
he
vavre
asked
acalitam
unflinching
smrtim
remembrance
yaya
by which
tarati
crosses over
ayatnena
without difficulty
duratyayam
unsurpassable
tamah
nescience

The great sage Maitreya continued: My dear Vidura, when thus asked to accept a benediction from Kuvera the Yaksaraja (King of the Yaksas), Dhruva Maharaja, that most elevated pure devotee, who was an intelligent and thoughtful king, begged that he might have unflinching faith in and remembrance of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, for thus a person can cross over the ocean of nescience very easily, although it is very difficult for others to cross.