Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 1.17.37
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
The personality of Kali addressed Mahārāja Parīkṣit as the chief amongst the protectors of religiosity because the King refrained from killing a person who surrendered unto him. A surrendered soul should be given all protection, even though he may be an enemy. That is the principle of religion. And we can just imagine what sort of protection is given by the Personality of Godhead to the person who surrenders unto Him, not as an enemy but as a devoted servitor. The Lord protects the surrendered soul from all sins and all resultant reactions of sinful acts ( Bg. 18.66 ).
“I do not kill those who have surrendered to me.”
“O best among protectors of dharma! Then give me a place to stay.”
- Jananivas Pr SB 01-17-37 - 2005-09-29
- Sesa Pr SB 01-17-37 - Codes of morality - 2012-03-30 ISKCON Gainesville
- BCS SB 01-17-37 - Qualities of Parikshit Maharaja - 1994-04-28 Paris
- BCS SB 01-17-37 - The Qualities of Parikshit Maharaja - 1994-04-28 Paris
- BKG SB 01-17-37 - Where is Kali - 2013-06-12 Sweden
- What unwanted impulse in me has been wandering because I haven't named its limited place?
- Where would assigning it a small zone reduce its influence?
My note
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