Verse 38

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The salutations begin· Verses 33–38

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You have won, foremost of those who know the self; may it be well with me for the sake of welfare. All is accomplished by you, by your own bounty. Salutation to the Self of all. Salutation to him whose navel is a lotus, whose self is the elements and the subtle things and the senses; to Vasudeva, who is at peace, unmoved on his height, shining of himself. To Sankarsana, subtle, hard to get past, the one who makes an end; salutation to Pradyumna, the waking of the world, the self within. Salutation, and salutation, to Aniruddha, lord of the senses, whose self is the senses; salutation to the highest swan, full, his self drawn in.

Salutation to the door of heaven and of release, who sits always in what is clean; salutation to him whose strength is gold, to the four priesthoods, to the thread that runs through. Salutation to force and to food, to the lord of the threefold Veda, to the seed of sacrifice, to the one who fills living things; salutation to him whose self is every taste.