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XII
Vishnu, the All-Pervading Godhead
RigVedaI.154
Ev Zon; k\ vFyAEZ þ voc\ y, pAETvAEn Evmm rjA\Es .
yo a-kBAyd; r\ sD-T\ Evc mAZ-/DozgAy, 1
1. Of Vishnu now I declare the mighty works, who has measured
out the earthly worlds and that higher seat of our
self-accomplishing he supports, he the wide-moving, in the
threefold steps of his universal movement.
þ tE Z; , -tvt vFyZ mgo n BFm, k; cro EgEr WA, .
y-yozq; E/q; Ev mZ vEDE"yE t B; vnAEn Ev[vA 2
2. That Vishnu affirms on high by his mightiness and he is like
a terrible lion that ranges in the difficult places, yea, his lair
is on the mountain-tops, he in whose three wide movements
all the worlds find their dwelling-place.
þ Ev Zv fqmt; m m EgErE"t uzgAyAy v Z .
y id\ dFG þyt\ sD-Tmko Evmm E/EBEr(pdEB, 3
3. Let our strength and our thought go forward to Vishnu the
all-pervading, the wide-moving Bull whose dwelling-place
is on the mountain, he who being One has measured all
this long and far-extending seat of our self-accomplishing
by only three of his strides.
y-y /F pZA mD; nA pdA y"FymAZA -vDyA mdE t .
y u E/DAt; pETvFm; t Amko dADAr B; vnAEn Ev[vA 4