Verse 32

³²Shame is his upper lip and greed his lower; dharma his breast and the road of wrongdoing his back; Ka is his organ of begetting and the two Mitras his testicles; the seas are his belly, and the mountains the frames of his bones. ³³The rivers are his veins, lord of kings, and the trees the hairs upon the body of him whose body is the universe; the wind is the breathing of him whose strength has no end; time is his gait, and his action is the flowing of the strands. ³⁴The rain clouds they know for the hair of the Lord; twilight for the garment of the boundless one, best of the Kurus; the unmanifest, they say, is his heart, and the moon his mind, which is the store of every change.

³⁵The power of discernment they call the great principle; the inner instrument of him who is the self of all is Giritra; horses and mules and camels and elephants are his nails; and all the deer and the beasts are about his hips. ³⁶The birds are his showing-forth in its many kinds; Manu his thinking; man his dwelling place; the gandharvas and vidyadharas and caranas and apsarases his memory of the notes of music; and the ranks of the asuras his might.