ŚB 10.88.40
Canto 10, Chapter 88, Text 40
परस्य साक्षात् परमात्मनो हरे: ।
गिरित्रमोक्षं कथयेच्छृणोति वा
विमुच्यते संसृतिभिस्तथारिभि: ॥ ४० ॥
parasya sākṣāt paramātmano hareḥ
giritra-mokṣaṁ kathayec chṛṇoti vā
vimucyate saṁsṛtibhis tathāribhiḥ
Word by word
yaḥ — whoever; evam — thus; avyākṛta — inconceivable; śakti — of energies; udanvataḥ — of the ocean; parasya — the Supreme; sākṣāt — personally manifest; parama-ātmanaḥ — of the Supersoul; hareḥ — Lord Hari; giritra — of Lord Śiva; mokṣam — the saving; kathayet — recites; śṛṇoti — hears; vā — or; vimucyate — is freed; saṁsṛtibhiḥ — from repeated births and deaths; tathā — as well as; aribhiḥ — from enemies.
Translation
Lord Hari is the directly manifest Absolute Truth, the Supreme Soul and unlimited ocean of inconceivable energies. Anyone who recites or hears this pastime of His saving Lord Śiva will be freed from all enemies and the repetition of birth and death.
Purport
Śrīla Śrīdhara Svāmī concludes this chapter with the following statement:
kṛpā-pūrṇa-hṛd-ambujaḥ
giritraṁ citra-vākyāt tu
mokṣayām āsa keśavaḥ
“When Lord Keśava saw the danger confronting His devotee, His lotuslike heart became filled with sympathy. Thus He delivered Lord Śiva from the consequences of his own eloquent words.”