SB 2.7.42
yesam sa esa bhagavan dayayed anantah
sarvatmanasrita-pado yadi nirvyalikam
te dustaram atitaranti ca deva-mayam
naisam mamaham iti dhih sva-srgala-bhaksye
yesam—unto those only; sah—the Lord; esah—the; bhagavan—the Personality of Godhead; dayayet—does bestow His mercy; anantah—the unlimited potential; sarva-atmana—by all means, without reservation; asrita-padah—surrendered soul; yadi—if such surrender; nirvyalikam—without pretension; te—those only; dustaram—insurmountable; atitaranti—can overcome; ca—and the paraphernalia; deva-mayam—diverse energies of the Lord; na—not; esam—of them; mama—mine; aham—myself; iti—thus; dhih—conscious; sva—dogs; srgala—jackals; bhaksye—in the matter of eating.
But anyone who is specifically favored by the Supreme Lord, the Personality of Godhead, due to unalloyed surrender unto the service of the Lord, can overcome the insurmountable ocean of illusion and can understand the Lord. But those who are attached to this body, which is meant to be eaten at the end by dogs and jackals, cannot do so.
Lord Brahma
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