सर्वकामदुघां पृथ्वीं दुदुहुः पृथुभाविताम् ॥२६॥
sarve sva-mukhya-vatsena
sve sve pÄtre pá¹›thak payaḥ
sarva-kÄma-dughÄá¹ pá¹›thvÄ«á¹
duduhuḥ pá¹›thu-bhÄvitÄm
sarve - all; sva-mukhya - by their own chiefs; vatsena - as the calf; sve sve - in their own; pÄtre - pots; pá¹›thak - different; payaḥ - milk; sarva-kÄma - all desirables; dughÄm - supplying as milk; pá¹›thvÄ«m - the planet earth; duduhuḥ - milked out; pá¹›thu-bhÄvitÄm - controlled by King Pá¹›thu.
The planet earth supplied everyone his respective food. During the time of King Pá¹›thu, the earth was fully under the control of the King. Thus all the inhabitants of the earth could get their food supply by creating various types of calves and putting their particular types of milk in various pots.
This is evidence that the Lord supplies food to everyone. As confirmed in the Vedas, eko bahÅ«nÄá¹ yo vidadhÄti kÄmÄn: although the Lord is one, He is supplying all necessities to everyone through the medium of the planet earth. There are different varieties of living entities on different planets, and they all derive their eatables from their planets in different forms. On the basis of these descriptions, how can one assume that there is no living entity on the moon? Every moon is earthly, being composed of the five elements. Every planet produces different types of food according to the needs of its residents. According to the Vedic Å›Ästras, it is not true that the moon does not produce food or that no living entity is living there.
