Srimad Bhagavatam — Dashama Skandha, Shloka 10
Akrūra’s Prayers (Akrūra-stuti): The Lord as Cause of Causes, Virāṭ, and the Goal of All Paths
यथाद्रिप्रभवा नद्य: पर्जन्यापूरिता: प्रभो । विशन्ति सर्वत: सिन्धुं तद्वत्त्वां गतयोऽन्तत: ॥ १० ॥
yathādri-prabhavā nadyaḥ parjanyāpūritāḥ prabho viśanti sarvataḥ sindhuṁ tadvat tvāṁ gatayo ’ntataḥ
O Panginoon, gaya ng mga ilog na nagmumula sa bundok at napupuno ng ulan na dumadaloy mula sa lahat ng panig patungo sa dagat, gayon din ang lahat ng landas ay sa huli humahantong sa Iyo.
Lord Kṛṣṇa Himself speaks on this issue of worship in the Bhagavad-gītā (9.23-25):
FAQs
This verse explains that just as many rivers ultimately merge into the ocean, all genuine paths and destinations culminate in the Supreme Lord—Sri Krishna.
Uddhava is offering prayers that glorify Krishna’s supreme position, affirming that every spiritual pursuit finds its completion in Krishna as the final shelter and goal.
Whatever your practice—prayer, meditation, service, study—align it toward remembering and serving the Lord; unity of purpose brings clarity and spiritual progress.