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Srimad Bhagavatam 8.22.29-30

8.22.29-30

क्षीणरिक्थश्‍च्युत: स्थानात् क्षिप्तो बद्धश्च शत्रुभि: । ज्ञातिभिश्च परित्यक्तो यातनामनुयापित: ॥ २९ ॥ गुरुणा भर्त्सित: शप्तो जहौ सत्यं न सुव्रत: । छलैरुक्तो मया धर्मो नायं त्यजति सत्यवाक् ॥ ३० ॥

ksina-rikthas cyutah sthanat ksipto baddhas ca satrubhih jnatibhis ca parityakto yatanam anuyapitah guruna bhartsitah sapto jahau satyam na suvratah chalair ukto maya dharmo nayam tyajati satya-vak

ksina-rikthah
although bereft of all riches
cyutah
fallen
sthanat
from his superior position
ksiptah
forcefully thrown away
baddhah ca
and forcefully bound
satrubhih
by his enemies
jnatibhih ca
and by his family members or relatives
parityaktah
deserted
yatanam
all kinds of suffering
anuyapitah
unusually severely suffered
guruna
by his spiritual master
bhartsitah
rebuked
saptah
and cursed
jahau
gave up
satyam
truthfulness
na
not
su-vratah
being fixed in his vow
chalaih
pretentiously
uktah
spoken
maya
by Me
dharmah
the religious principles
na
not
ayam
this Bali Maharaja
tyajati
does give up
satya-vak
being true to his word

Although bereft of his riches, fallen from his original position, defeated and arrested by his enemies, rebuked and deserted by his relatives and friends, although suffering the pain of being bound and although rebuked and cursed by his spiritual master, Bali Maharaja, being fixed in his vow, did not give up his truthfulness. It was certainly with pretension that I spoke about religious principles, but he did not give up religious principles, for he is true to his word.