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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 1, Ch. 11]
TEXT 26
श्रियो निवासो यस्योरः पानपात्रं मुखं दृशाम् । बाहवो लोकपालानां सारङ्गाणां पदाम्बुजम् ॥२६॥
śriyo nivāso yasyoraḥ pāna-pātraṁ mukhaṁ dṛśām bāhavo loka-pālānāṁ sāraṅgāṇāṁ padāmbujam
śriyaḥ —of the goddess of fortune;  nivāsaḥ —residential place;  yasya —one whose;  uraḥ —chest;  pāna-pātram —the drinking pot;  mukham —face;  dṛśām —of eyes;  bāhavaḥ —the arms;  loka-pālānām —of the administrative demigods;  sāraṅgāṇām —of the devotees who talk and sing of the essence or substance;  pada-ambujam —the lotus feet.
TRANSLATION
The Lord's chest is the abode of the goddess of fortune. His moonlike face is the drinking vessel for eyes which hanker after all that is beautiful. His arms are resting places for the administrative demigods. And His lotus feet are the refuge of pure devotees who never talk or sing of any subject except His Lordship.
PURPORT
There are different classes of human beings, all seeking different enjoyments from different objects. There are persons who are seeking after the favor of the goddess of fortune, and for them the Vedic literatures give information that the Lord is always served with all reverence by thousands and thousands of goddesses of fortune at the  cintāmaṇi-dhāma ,* the transcendental abode of the Lord where the trees are all desire-trees and the buildings are made of touchstone. The Lord Govinda is engaged there in herding the  surabhi  cows as His natural occupation. These goddesses of
* cintāmaṇi-prakara-sadmasu kalpa-vṛkṣa-lakṣāvṛteṣu surabhīr abhipālayantam lakṣmī-sahasra-śata-sambhrama-sevyamānam govindam ādi-puruṣaṁ tam aham bhajāmi  (Bs. 5.29)