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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.9.20-21

4.9.20-21

नान्यैरधिष्ठितं भद्र यद्भ्राजिष्णु ध्रुवक्षिति । यत्र ग्रहर्क्षताराणां ज्योतिषां चक्रमाहितम् ॥ २० ॥ मेढ्यां गोचक्रवत्स्थास्‍नु परस्तात्कल्पवासिनाम् । धर्मोऽग्नि: कश्यप: शुक्रो मुनयो ये वनौकस: । चरन्ति दक्षिणीकृत्य भ्रमन्तो यत्सतारका: ॥ २१ ॥

nanyair adhisthitam bhadra yad bhrajisnu dhruva-ksiti yatra graharksa-taranam jyotisam cakram ahitam medhyam go-cakravat sthasnu parastat kalpa-vasinam dharmo ’gnih kasyapah sukro munayo ye vanaukasah caranti daksini-krtya bhramanto yat satarakah

na
never
anyaih
by others
adhisthitam
was ruled
bhadra
My good boy
yat
which
bhrajisnu
brightly glowing
dhruva-ksiti
the land known as Dhruvaloka
yatra
where
graha
planets
rksa
constellations
taranam
and stars
jyotisam
by luminaries
cakram
encirclement
ahitam
is done
medhyam
around a central pole
go
of bulls
cakra
a multitude
vat
like
sthasnu
stationary
parastat
beyond
kalpa
a day of Brahma (millennium)
vasinam
those who live
dharmah
Dharma
agnih
Agni
kasyapah
Kasyapa
sukrah
Sukra
munayah
great sages
ye
all of them who
vana-okasah
living in the forest
caranti
move
daksini-krtya
keeping it to their right
bhramantah
circumambulating
yat
which planet
satarakah
with all the stars

The Supreme Personality of Godhead continued: My dear Dhruva, I shall award you the glowing planet known as the polestar, which will continue to exist even after the dissolution at the end of the millennium. No one has ever ruled this planet, which is surrounded by all the solar systems, planets and stars. All the luminaries in the sky circumambulate this planet, just as bulls tread around a central pole for the purpose of crushing grains. Keeping the polestar to their right, all the stars inhabited by the great sages like Dharma, Agni, Kasyapa and Sukra circumambulate this planet, which continues to exist even after the dissolution of all others.