one who has that distinct and beautiful form —

in an earlier time, as the lord, keeping all these worlds in his divine stomach and looking after them —

ās said in nārāyaṇa sūktham -sa brahmā sa ṣivassĕndhra:- (he [bhagavān] is brahmā, he is ṣiva, he is indhra), bhagavān who is the ṣarīrī (āthmā) of brahmā, rudhra and indhra, [yet] they are seen as himself —

having divine form which is an embodiment of splendour —

with distinguished divine form —

one who is the lord —