58 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 7, Ch. 1

Sri-yudhisthirah uvaéca—Maharaja Yudhisthira said; vidvesah—
hatred; dayite—for his own beloved; putre—son; katham—how; dsit—
there was; maha-adtmani—the great soul, Prahlada; briihi—please tell;
me—unto me; bhagavan—O exalted sage; yena—by which;
prahladasya—of Prahlada Maharaja; acyuta—to Acyuta; dtmata—
great attachment.

TRANSLATION

Maharaja Yudhisthira inquired: O my lord, Narada Muni, why
was there such enmity between Hiranyakasipu and his beloved son
Prahlada Maharaja? How did Prahlada Maharaja become such a
great devotee of Lord Krsna? Kindly explain this to me.

PURPORT

All the devotees of Lord Krsna are called acyutatmd because they
follow in the footsteps of Prahlada Maharaja. Acyuta refers to the infalli-
ble Lord Visnu, whose heart is always infallible. Because the devotees are
attached to the Infallible, they are called acyutatma.

Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Seventh Canto, First
Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled “The Supreme Lord Is
Equal to Everyone.”
