Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## Adipurana
**139.** Just as a peacock, though hidden in dense darkness, is recognized from afar by its cries, so too are you, though not physically present, recognized by your eloquent words, making you worthy of being called an "apta" (worthy of being followed).
**140.** May your vast spiritual knowledge remain hidden, O Lord! It is your external splendor that teaches us about your role as a teacher.
**141.** Your magnificent lion throne, crafted by divine artisans and adorned with glittering jewels, shines like the peak of Mount Meru.
**142.** This trio of radiant umbrellas, held aloft by the gods, is a symbol of your dominion over the three worlds. How can we not believe it?
**143.** These divine fly whisks, waved by the gods, proclaim your extraordinary power, surpassing the limits of the universe.
**144.** Divine clouds shower fragrant flowers upon your assembly, attracting swarms of bees.
**145.** Divine drums, struck by the hands of celestial attendants, resound with a deep, resonant sound in the celestial courtyard, celebrating your victory.
**146.** This Ashoka tree, whose proximity is graced by the gods and which dispels the sorrow and suffering of the people, seems to emulate you, for your presence is also graced by the gods, and you too alleviate the sorrow and suffering of the people.
**147.** Your radiant body, adorned with the brilliance of the morning sun, spreads its splendor throughout the assembly, delighting the eyes.