Verse 26

²⁶And knowing that the bull of the gods, he who comes in three ages, had come down, Kardama went to him in a lonely place, bowed, and spoke. ²⁷How strange it is: here the gods do grow kind at last, after long time, to those being cooked in hell by the ill they brought on themselves. ²⁸That state which those who strive try to see in empty houses, by an absorption in yoga rightly made and ripened over many births, ²⁹that same Bhagavan is born today in the houses of village people like us, taking no account of how we have slighted him: he who nurses the side of his own. ³⁰You have come down in my house to make your own word true, Bhagavan, wanting to give out knowledge, you who make the honour of those devoted to you grow.

³¹Bhagavan, those are your fitting forms, whichever forms please your own people, though you yourself have no form.