Vedic Reflections - Shri VishnusahasranAmam (Stanza 12)
vasurvasumanaah satyah samAtma asamitah...
amoghah pundarikaaksho vrshakarma vrshAkritih...
वसुर्वसुमनाः सत्यः समात्मा असमितः |
अमोघः पुन्दरिकाक्शः वृषकर्मा वृषाकृतिः||
vasuh - The One who resides in everything, vas (वस्) is the verb that means to live.
vasumanah - The One whose mind is omnipotent, or the the One who's mind can live anywhere.
satyah - The One who is the form of ultimate truth.
samAtma - The One who's soul is equal and unspoiled by klesa (pollutants) and upklesa (intoxicants)
asammitah - The One who cannot be measured. mitah is anything that can be measured, assamitah is the antonym of mitah, therefore he is immeasurable. Scientific Interpretation - The Lord is a gigantic form of colossal energy that can not be mesaured on any balance. It's like an infinite energy.
samah - The One who is constant. Scientific Interpretation - Every scientific theory or assumption is based on some constants with respect to which the variables move. Lord is such a constant.
amoghah - The One who always gives the fruit to those who pray or kneel before him.
pundarikAkshah - Pundarikam is the sanskrit word for the lotus flower. aksam means eyes, so simly stating this
as the One who has lotus shaped eyes. Often known as kamalnayanam.
vrshakarma - vrsha means dhamma, while karma implies action. Thus, the One whose actions implements dharma.
vrshakrtih - The One whose body or figure is evolved to take care of Dharma
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