1122. He is the master of Vedas, Upanishads, Itihasas, Puranas, the Kalpa Sutras, the vyakaranam and the Mimamsa texts. He holds the abodes meant for those who follow these truths. By His grace, He bestows blessings on the Devas and all living beings on earth. His broad shoulders rise like mighty Meru mountains, adorned with the radiant Kaustubha gem. beside the lotus-born goddess Mahalakshmi, He holds the conch Panchajanya, ever present and shining, like the ocean waves in endless motion. When asked, “Who is He?” He said, “I am Attabhuyakarathan — I have come for you.”
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He is the Supreme Lord, Sriman Nārāyaṇa, who, out of His innate and profound compassion and in accordance with His supreme lordship, mercifully bestowed upon all beings—the celestial devatās and mortals alike—the complete corpus of sacred knowledge. This divine gift includes the profound philosophy of the Vedas, the clarifying sūtras, the sacred Vedas themselves,