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142
Mahapuraanam
Where are your qualities, O Lord, which are beyond the comprehension of even the Ganadharas, and where am I, a mere mortal? Yet, driven by devotion to you, I strive to praise your virtues. || 128 ||
O Lord, even a little devotion to you bears immense fruit, for the wealth of the master nourishes the lineage of the servants. || 129 ||
O Lord, just as the rays of the sun emerge from behind the clouds, so too your countless virtues have manifested after the removal of the impurities of karmic actions. || 130 ||
O Lord, by conquering karmic actions, your true vision, knowledge, happiness, and strength, etc., have emerged as Kshayika attainments. || 131 ||
O Lord, when your supreme light of Kevala Jnana manifested, you then knew all the Lokas and Alok without any limitations. || 132 ||
O Lord, your words, which are all-knowing and pure, reveal your omniscience, for a person with a dull intellect cannot possess such a vast wealth of words. || 133 ||
O Lord, the authority of the speaker determines the authority of the words, for brilliant words cannot emanate from an impure speaker. || 134 ||
O Lord, your Saptabhangi-based Bharati, which encompasses the entire universe, is capable of generating a pure understanding of your Aapta-hood within me. || 135 ||
O Lord, your Saptabhangi Bharati is such that things are, are not, are both, are unutterable, are unutterable in the form of existence, are unutterable in the form of non-existence, and are unutterable in the form of both existence and non-existence. || 136 ||