Text 24]
Indra Offends Brhaspati
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mūkam karoti vācālam paṅguṁ laṅghayate girim yat-kṛpā tam aham vande śrī-guruṁ dīna-tāraṇam
By the mercy of the  guru , even a dumb man can become the greatest orator, and even a lame man can cross mountains. As advised by Lord Brahmā, one should remember this śāstric injunction if one desires success in his life.
TEXT 24
त्रिपिष्टपं किं गणयन्त्यभेद्य- मन्त्रा भृगूणामनुशिक्षितार्थाः । न विप्रगोविन्दगवीश्वराणां भवन्त्यमद्राणि नरेश्वराणाम् ॥२४॥
tripiṣṭapam kim gaṇayanty abhedya- mantrā bhṛgūṇām anuśikṣitārthāḥ na vipra-govinda-gav-īśvarāṇām bhavanty abhadrāṇi nareśvarāṇām
tri-piṣṭa-pam —all the demigods, including Lord Brahmā;  kim —what;  gaṇayanti —they care for;  abhedya-mantrāḥ —whose determination to carry out the orders of the spiritual master is unbreakable;  bhṛgūṇām —of the disciples of Bhṛgu Muni like Śukrācārya;  anuśikṣita-arthāḥ —deciding to follow the instructions;  na —not;  vipra —the  brāhmaṇas ;  govinda —the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Kṛṣṇa;  go —the cows;  īśvarāṇām —of persons favoring or considering worshipable;  bhavanti —are;  abhadrāṇi —any misfortunes;  nara-īśvarāṇām —or of kings who follow this principle.
TRANSLATION
Because of their firm determination to follow the instructions of Śukrācārya, his disciples, the demons, are now unconcerned about the demigods. In fact, kings or others who have determined faith