Skandapurana 2.2.20.53
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2.2.20.53
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 ..
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