Skandapurana 2.2.20.53

2.2.20.53

jaya jaya nārāyaṇa apārabhavasāgarottāraparāyaṇa sanakasanaṃdanasanātanaprabhṛti yogivaraviciṃtyamānadivyatattva svamāyāvilasitādhyāsapariṇa mitāśeṣabhūtatattva
tritattva tridaṇḍadhara triṇāciketatrimadhutrisuparṇopagīyamānadivyajñāna cchandomaya svāsanasuparṇapriya bhaktapriya bhaktajanaikavatsala svamāyājālavyavahitasvarūpa viśvarūpa viśvaprakāśa viśvatomukha viśvatokṣi viśvataḥśravaṇa viśvataḥpādaśirogrīva viśvahastanāsārasanātvakkeśalomaliṃga sarvalokātmaka sarvalokasukhāvaha sarvalokopakāraka sarvalokanamaskṛta līlāvilasitakoṭipadmodbhava rudreṃdramarudaśvisādhyasiddhagaṇapraṇatāśeṣasurāsuratribhuvanaguro na kasyāpi jñānagocara namaste namaste .. 26 ..

Victory, victory, O Nārāyaṇa, devoted to carrying [souls] across the boundless ocean of existence; whose divine reality is meditated upon by the foremost yogins such as Sanaka, Sanandana, and Sanātana; by whom all elemental principles have been transformed through the superimposition displayed by your own māyā; / O you who embody the three realities, bearer of the triple staff, whose divine knowledge is sung by the Triṇāciketa, Trimadhu, and Trisuparṇa hymns; composed of Vedic meters, fond of Suparṇa, your own seat; dear to devotees, singularly affectionate to devout people; whose true nature is hidden by the veil of your own māyā; universal-formed, illuminator of the universe, facing all directions, with eyes everywhere, with ears everywhere, with feet, heads, and necks everywhere, with hands, noses, tongues, skin, hair, body hair, and liṅga everywhere; soul of all worlds, bringing happiness to all worlds, benefactor of all worlds, saluted by all worlds; from whose lotus of play millions of lotus-born [Brahmās] arise; to whom all gods and demons of the three worlds bow down, along with Rudra, Indra, the Maruts, the Aśvins, the Sādhyas, and hosts of Siddhas; teacher of the three worlds; ungraspable by anyone's intellect: obeisance to you, obeisance! .. 26 ..