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VISWARUPADARSANAM |
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sore amazed, Thrilled, overfilled, dazzled, and dazed, Arjuna knelt;
and bowed his head, And clasped his palms; and cried, and said:
Arjuna. Yea! I have seen! I see! Lord! all is wrapped in Thee! The gods are in Thy glorious frame! the creatures Of earth, and heaven, and hell In Thy Divine form dwell, And in Thy countenance shine all the features Of Brahma, sitting lone Upon His lotus-throne; Of saints and sages, and the serpent races Ananta, Vasuki; Yea! mightiest Lord! I see Thy thousand thousand arms and breasts, and faces, And eyes,- on every side Perfect, diversified; And nowhere end of Thee, nowhere beginning, Nowhere a centre! Shifts- Wherever soul's gaze lifts- Thy central Self, all-wielding, and all-winning! Infinite King! I see The anadem on Thee, The club, the shell, the discus; see Thee burning In beams insufferable, Lighting earth, heaven, and hell With brilliance blazing, glowing, flashing; turning Darkness to dazzling day, Look I whichever way; |
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