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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 2, Ch. 3]
built;  atha —therefore;  vīryavān —the most powerful;  anna-adya —grains;  kāmaḥ —one who so desires;  tu —but;  aditim —Aditi, mother of the demigods;  svarga —heaven;  kāmaḥ —so desiring;  aditeḥ sutān —the sons of Aditi;  viśvān —Viśvadeva;  devān —demigods;  rājya-kāmaḥ —those who hanker for kingdoms;  sādhyān —the Sādhya demigods;  saṁsādhakaḥ —what fulfills the wishes;  viśām —of the mercantile community;  āyuṣ-kāmaḥ —desirious of long life;  aśvinau —the two demigods known as the Aśvinī brothers;  devau —the two demigods;  puṣṭi-kāmaḥ —one who desires a strongly built body;  ilām —the earth;  yajet —must worship;  pratiṣṭhā-kāmaḥ —one who desires good fame, or stability in a post;  puruṣaḥ —such men;  rodasī —the horizon;  loka-mātarau —and the earth;  rūpa —beauty;  abhikāmaḥ —positively aspiring for;  gandharvān —the residents of the Gandharva planet, who are very beautiful and are expert in singing;  strī-kāmaḥ —one who desires a good wife;  apsaraḥ urvaśīm —the society girls of the heavenly kingdom;  ādhipatya-kāmaḥ —one who desires to dominate others;  sarveṣām —everyone;  yajeta —must worship;  parameṣṭhinam —Brahmā, the head of the universe;  yajñam —the Personality of Godhead;  yajet —must worship;  yaśas-kāmaḥ —one who desires to be famous;  kośa-kāmaḥ —one who desires a good bank balance;  pracetasam —the treasurer of heaven, known as Kuvera;  vidyā-kāmas tu —but one who desires education;  giriśam —the Lord of the Himalayas, Lord Śiva;  dāmpatya-arthaḥ —and for conjugal love;  umāṁ satīm —the chaste wife of Lord Śiva, known as Umā.
TRANSLATION
One who desires to be absorbed in the impersonal brahmajyoti effulgence should worship the master of the Vedas (Lord Brahmā or Brhaspati, the learned priest), one who desires powerful sex should worship the heavenly King, Indra, and one who desires good progeny should worship the great progenitors called the Prajāpatis. One who desires good fortune should worship Durgādevī, or the superintendant of the material world. One desiring to be very powerful should worship fire, and one who aspires after money only should worship the Vasus. One should worship the Rudra incarnation of Lord Śiva if he wants to be a great hero. One who wants a large stock of grains should worship Aditi. One who desires a worldly kingdom should worship Viśvadeva, and one who wants to be popular with the general mass of population should worship the Sādhya demigod. One who desires a long span of life should worship the demigods known as Aśvinīkumāras, and a person desiring a strongly