Verse 14

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I know what you have wished for· Verses 11–14

श्रीभगवानुवाच ।वेदाहमन्तर्मनसीप्सितं ते ददामि यत्तद् दुरवापमन्यैः ।सत्त्रे पुरा विश्वसृजां वसूनां मत्सिद्धिकामेन वसो त्वयेष्टः

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Bhagavan said: I know what you have wanted in your inmost mind, and I give you what others come by only with great difficulty. Long ago, at the session of the world's makers, among the Vasus, Vasu, you sacrificed to me wanting to reach me. Good one, this is the last of your becomings, since my kindness has come to you: by good fortune you have seen me here alone, leaving the worlds of men, and it came of your clear following of me. Long ago, at my first creating, I spoke to the unborn who sat on the lotus at my navel that highest knowledge in which my greatness shines out, the one the wise call the Bhagavata. Spoken to with such regard by the supreme Person, and holding his kindness at every moment, my hair standing up with love and my syllables stumbling, I let my tears go and said to him with my hands joined: