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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.20.28

4.20.28

जगज्जनन्यां जगदीश वैशसं स्यादेव यत्कर्मणि न: समीहितम् । करोषि फल्ग्वप्युरु दीनवत्सल: स्व एव धिष्ण्येऽभिरतस्य किं तया ॥ २८ ॥

jagaj-jananyam jagad-isa vaisasam syad eva yat-karmani nah samihitam karosi phalgv apy uru dina-vatsalah sva eva dhisnye ’bhiratasya kim taya

jagat-jananyam
in the mother of the universe (Laksmi)
jagat-isa
O Lord of the universe
vaisasam
anger
syat
may arise
eva
certainly
yat-karmani
in whose activity
nah
my
samihitam
desire
karosi
You consider
phalgu
insignificant service
api
even
uru
very great
dina-vatsalah
favorably inclined to the poor
sve
own
eva
certainly
dhisnye
in Your opulence
abhiratasya
of one who is fully satisfied
kim
what need is there
taya
with her

My dear Lord of the universe, the goddess of fortune, Laksmi, is the mother of the universe, and yet I think that she may be angry with me because of my intruding upon her service and acting on that very platform to which she is so much attached. Yet I am hopeful that even though there is some misunderstanding, You will take my part, for You are very much inclined to the poor and You always magnify even insignificant service unto You. Therefore even though she becomes angry, I think that there is no harm for You, because You are so self-sufficient that You can do without her.