SB 10.88.08 yasyaham anugrhnami... cited

Expressions researched:
"I gradually deprive him of his wealth" |"harisye tad-dhanam sanaih" |"svajana duhkha-duhkhitam" |"tato 'dhanam tyajanty asya" |"yasyaham anugrhnami"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "10.88.8" or "I gradually deprive him of his wealth" or "harisye tad-dhanam sanaih" or "svajana duhkha-duhkhitam" or "tato dhanam tyajanty asya" or "yasyaham anugrhnami"

SB Canto 4

SB 4.22.36, Purport:

It is said by the Lord: yasyāham anugṛhṇāmi hariṣye tad-dhanaṁ śanaiḥ. The Lord told Yudhiṣṭhira Mahārāja that His special favor is shown to His devotee when He takes away all the devotee's material opulences. Generally, therefore, it is experienced that Vaiṣṇavas are not very opulent in the material sense. When a Vaiṣṇava, pure devotee, tries to be materially opulent and at the same time desires to serve the Supreme Lord, his devotional service is checked. The Lord, in order to show him a special favor, destroys his so-called economic development and material opulences. Thus the devotee, being frustrated in his repeated attempts at economic development, ultimately takes solid shelter under the lotus feet of the Lord. This kind of action may also be accepted as īśa-vidhvaṁ-sitāśiṣām, whereby the Lord destroys one's material opulences but enriches one in spiritual understanding. In the course of our preaching work, we sometimes see that materialistic persons come to us and offer their obeisances to take blessings, which means they want more and more material opulences. If such material opulences are checked, such persons are no longer interested in offering obeisances to the devotees. Such materialistic persons are always concerned about their economic development. They offer obeisances to saintly persons or the Supreme Lord and give something in charity for preaching work with a view that they will be rewarded with further economic development.