Verse 31

²⁶Brahma, Sarva, the Kumara, and the sages with Bhrgu at their head, king, and the fathers, and all beings, and the perfected ones, and those who travel in the sky-chariots, ²⁷singing that very great deed of Visnu's, the most wonderful of all, went to their own seats; and they spoke Aditi's praise. ²⁸All this I have told you, delight of your line: the doing of the wide-strider, which looses those who hear it from what they have done wrong. ²⁹The mortal who would sing out the far shore of the greatness of him whose strides are wide has counted the specks of dust on the earth. What does a mortal come to, being born or already born? So the sage who saw the verse said of that Person.

³⁰Whoever hears this account of what Hari, god of gods, whose deeds are wonderful, did in his descent, goes to the highest way. ³¹When a rite is being performed, for the gods, for the fathers, or for men, wherever this is told out, they know that to be the good done in it.