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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 8, Ch. 5]
prasīdatām —be pleased;  naḥ —upon us;  saḥ —He;  mahā-vibhūtiḥ —the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who has great prowess.
TRANSLATION
Greed is generated from His lower lip, affection from His upper lip, bodily luster from His nose, animalistic lusty desires from His sense of touch, Yamarāja from His eyebrows, and eternal time from His eyelashes. May that Supreme Lord be pleased with us.
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द्रव्यं वयः कर्म गुणान्विशेषं 
यद्योगमायाविहितान्वदन्ति । 
यद् दुर्विभाव्यं प्रबुधापबाधं 
प्रसीदतां नः स महाविभूतिः ॥४३॥
dravyam vayaḥ karma guṇān viśeṣam  
 yad-yogamāyā-vihitān vadanti  
 yad durvibhāvyam prabudhāpabādham  
 prasīdatām naḥ sa mahā-vibhūtiḥ
dravyam —the five elements of the material world;  vayaḥ —time;  karma —fruitive activities;  guṇān —the three modes of material nature;  viśeṣam —the varieties caused by combinations of the twenty-three elements;  yat —that which;  yoga-māyā —by the Lord's creative potency;  vihitān —all done;  vadanti —all learned men say;  yat durvibhāvyam —which is actually extremely difficult to understand;  prabudha-apabādham —rejected by the learned, by those who are fully aware;  prasīdatām —may be pleased;  naḥ —upon us;  saḥ —He;  mahā-vibhūtiḥ —the controller of everything.
TRANSLATION
All learned men say that the five elements, eternal time, fruitive activity, the three modes of material nature, and the varieties produced by these modes are all creations of yogamāyā. This material world is therefore extremely difficult to understand, but those