etāvatā - this much; alam - enough; viśva - of the universe; ātman - O Soul; sarva - of all; sampat - opulent assets; samṛddhaye - for the prospering; asmin - in this; loke - world; atha vā - or else; amuṣmin - in the next; puṁsaḥ - for a person; tvat - Your; toṣa - satisfaction; kāraṇam - having as its cause.

[Queen Rukmiṇī said:] This is more than enough, O Soul of the universe, to secure him an abundance of all kinds of wealth in this world and the next. After all, one’s prosperity depends simply on Your satisfaction.