66. You, our master, the essence of all the four Vedās, Once you retrieved the Vedās for Nānmuhan (Brahmā), seated on a beautiful lotus on your navel, with a mother's compassion. You towered high, crossing all the earth, the world of the stars and anything above them for Mahābali, conquered the elephant Kuvalayāpeedam and killed the seven bulls that came to fight with you. O dear one, shake your head and crawl for me once. You fought for the cowherds. Crawl, crawl.
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Simple Translation
O Master who art our rightful Lord! O sacred Essence of the four Vedas! O You who showered affection like a mother upon Brahmā, the one born of the wondrous lotus that blossomed from Your divine navel! O mighty