अध्याय १११
श्लोक 1
ततस् तूर्यनिनादैश् च शङ्खानां च महास्वनैः बन्दिमागधसूतानां सर्वैश् चापि सहस्रशः
tatas tūryaninādaiś ca śaṅkhānāṃ ca mahāsvanaiḥ bandimāgadhasūtānāṃ sarvaiś cāpi sahasraśaḥ
हिन्दी अर्थ
इसलिये सम्पूर्ण भूतोंमें आप ही समस्त भोगोंसे सम्पन्न हैं ॥ २७--३० ॥ प्रभो! सृष्टिकालमें आप ही ब्रह्मा हैं, पालनकालमें विष्णु कहलाते हैं तथा संहारकालमें रुद्र नाम धारण करते हैं। भगवन् ! इस प्रकार आप तीन धामवाले हैं॥३१॥ हरे! देव! पृथ्वी, जल, अग्नि, वायु, आकाश, मन, बुद्धि (और अहड्ढार)-ये सर्वत्र उपलब्ध होनेवाली आठ भिन्न-भिन्न प्रकृतियाँ आपकी ही हैं आप सहमसंीरों मस्तकोंसे सुशोभित विराट् पुरुष हैं। आपके सहस्ीरों नेत्र और सहस्रों पैर हैं, धारण करनेवाली भुजाएँ भी सहमस्रों हैं। आपकी सभी वस्तुएँ सहस्नोंकी संख्यामें सुशोभित होती हैं। आपके सहस्रों रूप हैं और आप ही स्वर्गलोकके अधिपति इन्द्र हैं॥३३॥ सातों द्वीपों और
English
Vaishampāyana said:—Thereupon the great Lord thought in his mind of his celestial forms and said:—"Assuming what form shall I upraise the earth?" Then ascertaining how he would raise up the earth sunk under water, the Lord, sporting in water, thought of his boar-form. Hari, the upholder of the ground, thus engaged himself in raising up the earth. That Brahmā form, indentical with worlds, was above the reach of all. It extended over ten Yojanas, and was a hundred Yojanas in height. It was like a dark-blue cloud in hue—and its voice was like the muttering of clouds. It was strong like a huge mountain and had white burning tusks. It was effulgent like lighting and the rays of the sun. His shoulders were plump and spacious. His gait was like that of a proud tiger. His back was elevated and he was endued with all the marks of a bull. Having thus assumed the form of a huge boar, Hari entered into Rasātala for raising up the earth. The Vedas were the feet of that boar, the sacrificial stakes were its teeth, the sacrifice was its hands, _Chiti_ was its mouth, fire was its tongue, Darbha grass was its hair, Brahman was its head. That Great Yogin was the distributor of days, nights and moments, was identical with the Vedas and their limbs, and adorned with Srutis. Having thus assumed the form of a sacrificial boar the preceptor of the world immediately entered into the region underneath. He held the earth covered with the mass of water. For the behoof of the world the Lord entered into Rasātala and upraised the earth with his tusks sunk