Rasarnavasudhakara 2.204

2.204

naiścintyād, yathā-
dattendrābhaya-vibhramādbhuta-bhujāsambhāra-gambhīrayā
tvad-vṛttyā śithilīkṛtas tribhuvana-trāṇāya nārāyaṇaḥ |
antas toṣa-tuṣāra-saurabha-maya-śvāsānilāpūraṇa-
prāṇottuṅga-bhujaṅga-talpam adhunā bhadreṇa nidrāyate ||

From freedom from anxiety, as in:
“Nārāyaṇa, relieved of the burden of protecting the three worlds by your conduct—
profound with the abundance of your wondrous arms that granted reassurance to Indra—
now sleeps peacefully upon his serpent couch,
which rises high with his vital breath filling it with the breeze of sighs made of inner contentment and cool fragrance.”

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(a.rā. 1.27)