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In plain words
The earth was his chariot, sun and moon its two wheels, the golden mountain his bow. Hari became the arrow, Brahmā the charioteer, the ocean his quiver, the collection of Śruti his horses, and the king of serpents his bowstring. In that one, Sāmba, the supreme Brahman, may my heart happily delight.
Close to the Sanskrit
Of whom the earth was the chariot, the pair of chariot-wheels the two orbs of moon and sun, the bow the golden mountain; Hari became the arrow, Brahmā the charioteer, the ocean the quiver, the collection of Śruti the horses, the lord of serpents the bowstring—in that one, Sāmba, the supreme Brahman, may my heart delight with ease.