Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 4.8.13
తపసారాధ్య పురుషం తస్యైవానుగ్రహేణ మే ।
గర్భే త్వం సాధయాత్మానం యదీచ్ఛసి నృపాసనమ్ ॥ ౧౩ ॥
tapasārādhya puruṣaṁ
[tapasaaraadhya purusham]
tasyaivānugraheṇa me
[tasyaivaanugrahena me]
garbhe tvaṁ sādhayātmānaṁ
[garbhe tvam saadhayaatmaanam]
yadīcchasi nṛpāsanam
[yadeechchasi nripaasanam]
Word-for-word
tapasā
—
by austerities
ārādhya
—
having satisfied
puruṣam
—
the Supreme Personality of Godhead
tasya
—
by His
eva
—
only
anugraheṇa
—
by the mercy of
me
—
my
garbhe
—
in the womb
tvam
—
you
sādhaya
—
place
ātmānam
—
yourself
yadi
—
if
icchasi
—
you desire
nṛpa-āsanam
—
on the throne of the King.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tapasārādhya puruṣaṁ
tapasā
by austerities
ārādhya
having satisfied
puruṣam
the Supreme Personality of Godhead
tasyaivānugraheṇa me
tasya
by His
eva
only
anugraheṇa
by the mercy of
me
my
garbhe tvaṁ sādhayātmānaṁ
garbhe
in the womb
tvam
you
sādhaya
place
ātmānam
yourself
yadīcchasi nṛpāsanam
yadi
if
icchasi
you desire
nṛpa-āsanam
on the throne of the King.
If you at all desire to rise to the throne of the King, then you have to undergo severe austerities. First of all you must satisfy the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Nārāyaṇa, and then, when you are favored by Him because of such worship, you shall have to take your next birth from my womb.
Purport
Suruci was so envious of Dhruva Mahārāja that she indirectly asked him to change his body. According to her, first of all he had to die, then take his next body in her womb, and only then would it be possible for Dhruva Mahārāja to ascend the throne of his father.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Worshipping the Lord by austerities, by his mercy, place yourself in my womb, if you want to sit on the King’s lap.
Her talk is to show the King that she has devotion, but she is not a real devotee. You must place yourself in my womb. Now, satisfying the Lord by three, four, five or six vratas for getting into my womb, you should then quickly die. I will see your mother weeping. May you and I be happy!
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