The Hindu Temple v1.c6.s3.12

v1.c6.s3.12

The gods had raised Prajāpati who had fallen exhausted, having discharged from himself the entire universe. (Ś.B. I. 6. 3. 35-37; ‘Pañcavimśa Brāhmaṇa’, IV. 10. 1; VI. 5. 1). But the nameless thing of undefined shape, altogether unknown in its nature is not procreative; it looms large, swollen by its power, which in the end is converted into a base on which the gods have their perennial stand. This is their work.