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## Chapter Forty-Five
### 63
The one who holds your words in their speech, your Dharma in their heart, and your conduct in their body, becomes like you and attains supreme bliss. ||254||
O Lord! You alone, with the sword of pure awareness, have destroyed the enemies of karma, who hate the three worlds, and have won the kingdom of liberation. ||255||
O Master! Those who take refuge in the dense shade born from your lotus-like feet, are far removed from the scorching heat of the sun of sin, the disease of karma, and the intense suffering of sorrow. ||256||
O God! This world is like an endless ocean or an infinite forest for all beings, but for the fortunate ones who take refuge in your teachings, it is like the hoof of a cow or the Nandana forest. ||257||
O Bhagavan! Although remembering your feet may cause some distress, the fruit of it is the kingdom of the three worlds. It is surprising that these worldly beings have such a weak desire for that great fruit, which shows that they do not know the welfare of their own soul. ||258||
O Lord! Your relationship of being the support and the supported is unique and unparalleled, because this world, which resides below, is the supported, and you, who reside above, are the support. Meaning: The thing that resides below is called the support, and the thing that resides above is called the supported, but your arrangement of support and supported is different from this arrangement, hence it is unparalleled. On the other hand, this means that you are the protector of the world, hence the support, and the world is the subject of your protection, hence the supported. ||259||
You know everything, but you are not known by anyone. You are the protector of all, but you are not worthy of being protected by anyone. You are the doer of all, but you are not the work of anyone. You are the knower of all, but you are not worthy of being known by anyone. You are the nourisher of all, but you are not worthy of being nourished by anyone. ||260||
The one who bows to you becomes excellent, and the one who praises you becomes a guru or superior due to the greatness of your qualities. On the contrary, the one who does not bow to you is tormented by sins, and the one who does not praise you is always subject to condemnation. ||261||
O Bhagavan! In this world, there are many who are atheists - they do not accept the existence of the afterlife, and therefore indulge in all kinds of sins with abandon. And there are many who are only fatalists, and therefore remain inactive and without effort. But your devotees are theists - they accept the existence of the afterlife, and therefore always perform righteous actions out of fear of "ruining the afterlife," and always strive for the betterment of the afterlife. ||262||
You, the benefactor of all and the knower of all, are present everywhere, at all times, in all things, and with all beings. The moon cannot illuminate everything, and the sun cannot illuminate everything, so what to speak of others? ||263||
May I prosper, I offer this praise here. ||253||