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**Verse 34:** Fourteen festival days, like the rays of the sun, illuminate the directions, bringing joy to the world, like dense masses of glory.
**Verse 35:** You are fragrant even without being anointed, beautiful even without adornment. Yet, we, filled with devotion, have adorned you with fragrant unguents and ornaments.
**Verse 36:** You, the embodiment of the self, have manifested, radiating brilliance, surpassing all worlds. You are like the sun, the jewel of the universe, born from the heart of Mount Meru.
**Verse 37:** At the time of your descent to heaven, you bore the name "Sadyōjāta" (newly born). You are "Acyuta" (imperishable), and today, adorned with beauty, you bear the name "Vāmadeva" (the left-handed god), signifying that you are Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshvara.
**Verse 38:** Just as a gem, born from a pure mine, shines brightly through the process of refinement, so too, you, through the ritual of birth, shine with extraordinary brilliance.
**Verse 39:** Those who claim that everyone can only see the body and other aspects of the Supreme Brahman, but cannot see the Supreme Brahman itself, are mistaken. For you, the Supreme Light, are manifest before our very eyes.
**Verse 40:** The great yogis, reciting your praises in detail, call you the ancient man, Puru, the poet, and the Purana.
**Verse 41:** Salutations to you, whose soul is pure. Salutations to you, whose virtues are renowned. Salutations to you, who dispel fear, and who are the sole source of all virtues.
**Verse 42:** Salutations to you, who embody the earth, and whose primary virtue is forgiveness. Salutations to you, who, like water, bring joy to the world, and who embody the essence of water.