200 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 7, Ch. 4

yasmin—in whom; mahat-gunadh—exalted transcendental qualities;
rajan—O King; grhyante—are glorified; kavibhih—by persons who are
thoughtful and advanced in knowledge; muhuh—always; na—not; te—
these; adhuna—today; pidhiyante—are obscured; yatha—just as;
bhagavati—in the Supreme Personality of Godhead; isvare—the
supreme controller.

TRANSLATION

O King, Prahlada Maharaja’s good qualities are still glorified by
learned saints and Vaisnavas. As all good qualities are always found
existing in the Supreme Personality of Godhead, they also exist
forever in His devotee Prahlada Maharaja.

PURPORT

From authoritative scripture it is learned that Prahlada Maharaja still
lives in Vaikunthaloka as well as within this material world on the planet
Sutala. This transcendental quality of existing simultaneously in dif-
ferent places is another qualification of the Supreme Personality of God-
head. Goloka eva nivasaty akhilatma-bhitah: the Lord appears in the
core of everyone’s heart, yet He exists on His own planet, Goloka
Vrndavana. A devotee acquires qualities almost the same as those of the
Lord because of unalloyed devotional service. Ordinary living beings
cannot be so qualified, but a devotee can be qualified like the Supreme
Personality of Godhead, not in full but partially.

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afraat sgated fegarey wareM: 124
yam sadhu-gatha-sadasi
ripavo "pi sura nrpa
pratimanam prakurvanti
kim utanye bhavadrsah

yam—whom; sddhu-gathd-sadasi—in an assembly where saintly per-

sons gather or exalted characteristics are discussed; ripavah—persons
