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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 9, Ch. 18]
ultimate object of all Vedic knowledge;  harim —the Lord, the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
TRANSLATION
King Yayāti performed various sacrifices, in which he offered abundant gifts to the brāhmaṇas to satisfy the Supreme Lord, Hari, who is the reservoir of all the demigods and the object of all Vedic knowledge.
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यस्मिन्निदं विरचितं व्योम्नीव जलदात्रलिः । नानेव भाति नाभाति स्वप्नमायामनोरथः ॥४९॥
yasminn idam viracitam vyomnīva jaladāvaliḥ nāneva bhāti nābhāti svapna-māyā-manorathaḥ
yasmin —in whom;  idam —this entire cosmic manifestation;  viracitam —created;  vyomni —in the sky;  iva —just like;  jalada-āvaliḥ —clouds;  nānā iva —as if in different varieties;  bhāti —is manifested;  na ābhāti —is unmanifested;  svapna-māyā —illusion, like a dream;  manaḥ-rathaḥ —created to be traversed by the chariot of the mind.
TRANSLATION
The Supreme Lord, Vāsudeva, who created the cosmic manifestation, exhibits Himself as all-pervading, like the sky that holds clouds. And when the creation is annihilated, everything enters into the Supreme Lord, Viṣṇu, and varieties are no longer manifested.
PURPORT
As stated by the Lord Himself in  Bhagavad-gītā  (7.19):
bahūnām janmanām ante jñānavān mām prapadyate