Bhagavatapurana 2.7.40

2.7.40

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40: Who is the man of wisdom and learning that could recount the Glorious powers and deeds of Vishnu, though He might have counted all the particles of dust on the earth—of Vishnu who supported and stopped Satyaloka from falling when it began to totter very much on account of the irresistible force with which He raised His legs in the Trivikrama Avatará and shook the worlds as far as that region (stage *i,e.* Pradhana) where the three (gunas) are said to be in equilibrium.