Verse 34
Let our speech be in the telling of you· Verses 34–38
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34His descents are known within bodies, though he has no body, by those powers of his, unequalled and past all measure, that do not belong to anything that wears a body. 35You yourself, the lord of all that is asked for, have now come down with a part of a portion of yourself, for the being and the thriving of every world. 36Homage, highest good. Homage, most auspicious one. Homage to Vasudeva, who is at peace, the lord of the Yadus. 37Give us your leave, boundless one. We are servants of those who serve you. This sight of you, Bhagavan, came to us by the sage's kindness. 38Let our speech be in the telling of your qualities, our ears in the story, our hands in your work, our minds in remembering your feet; our heads in bowing to the world you dwell in, and our sight in seeing the good, who are bodies of yours.