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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 6, Ch. 8]
when afraid because of any conditions in the material world is immediately freed from all dangers and is worshiped by all living entities.
TEXT 42
एतां विद्यामधिगतो विश्वरूपाच्छतक्रतुः । त्रैलोक्यलक्ष्मीं बुभुजे विनिर्जित्य मृघेऽसुरान्॥४२॥
etām vidyām adhigato viśvarūpāc chatakratuḥ trailokya-lakṣmīm bubhuje vinirjītya mṛdhe 'surān
etām—this; vidyām—prayer; adhigataḥ—received; viśvarūpāt—  from the  brāhmaṇa  Viśvarūpa;  śata-kratuḥ —Indra, the King of heaven;  trailokya-lakṣmīm —all the opulence of the three worlds;  bubhuje —enjoyed;  vinirjītya —conquering;  mṛdhe —in battle;  asurān — all the demons.
TRANSLATION
King Indra, who performed one hundred sacrifices, received this prayer of protection from Viśvarūpa. After conquering the demons, he enjoyed all the opulences of the three worlds.
PURPORT
This mystical mantric armor given by Viśvarūpa to Indra, the King of heaven, acted powerfully, with the effect that Indra was able to conquer the  asuras  and enjoy the opulence of the three worlds without impediments. In this regard, Madhvācārya points out:
vidyāḥ karmāṇi ca sadā guroḥ prāptāḥ phala-pradāḥ anyathā naiva phaladāḥ prasannoktāḥ phala-pradāḥ