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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 7, Ch. 13]
samprāptam —as available;  diṣṭa-bhuk —because of destiny;  tuṣṭa —satisfied;  dhīḥ —mind;  aham —I am.
TRANSLATION
To cover my body I use whatever is available, whether it be linen, silk, cotton, bark or deerskin, according to my destiny, and I am fully satisfied and unagitated.
TEXT 40
क्वचिच्छये धरोपस्थे तृणपर्णाश्मभस्मरु ।
क्वचित् प्रासादपर्यङ्के कशिपौ वा परेच्छया ॥४०॥
kvacic chaye dharopasthe trṇa-parṇāśma-bhasmasu kvacit prāsāda-paryaṅke kaśipau vā parecchayā
kvacit —sometimes;  śaye —I lie down;  dhara-upasthe —on the surface of the earth;  trṇa —on grass;  parṇa —leaves;  aśma —stone;  bhasmasu —or a pile of ashes;  kvacit —sometimes;  prāsāda —in palaces;  paryaṅke —on a first-class bedstead;  kaśipau —on a pillow;  vā —either;  para —of another;  icchayā —by the wish.
TRANSLATION
Sometimes I lie on the surface of the earth, sometimes on leaves, grass or stone, sometimes on a pile of ashes, or sometimes, by the will of others, in a palace on a first-class bed with pillows.
PURPORT
The learned  brāhmaṇa 's description indicates different types of births, for one lies down according to one's body. Sometimes one takes birth as an animal and sometimes as a king. When he takes birth as an animal he must lie down on the ground, and when he takes birth as a king or a very rich man he is allowed to lie in first-class rooms in huge palaces decorated with beds and other furniture. Such facilities are not available, however, at the sweet will of the living entity; rather, they are