122 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 20
pranesu gatre sthira-jangamani
sarvani bhitani dadarsa virah

hrdi—within the heart; ariga—my dear King Pariksit; dharmam—
religion; stanayoh—on the bosom; murdreh—of Murari, the Supreme
Personality of Godhead; rtam—very pleasing words; ca—also;
satyam—truthfulness; ca—also; manasi—in the mind; atha—
thereafter; indum—the moon; sriyam—the goddess of fotune; ca—also;
vaksasi—on the chest; aravinda-hastam—who always carries a lotus
flower in her hand; kanthe—on the neck; ca—also; sémani—all the
Vedas (Sama, Yajur, Rk and Atharva); samasta-rephan—all sound
vibrations; indra-pradhanan—headed by King Indra; amardén—all the
demigods; bhujesu—on the arms; tat-karnayoh—on the ears;
kakubhah —all the directions; dyauh ca—the luminaries; mirdhni—on
the top of the head; kesesu—within the hair; meghan—the clouds;
§vasanam—breathing air; ndsikdyam—on the nostrils; aksnoh ca—in
the eyes; stiryam—the sun; vadane—in the mouth; ca—also; vahnim—
fire; vényam—in His speech; ca—also; chandadmsi—the Vedic hymns;
rase—in the tongue; jala-isam—the demigod of the water; bhruvoh—on
the eyebrows; nisedham—warnings; ca—also; vidhim—regulative prin-
ciples; ca—also; paksmasu—in the eyelids; ahah ca—daytime;
ratrim—night; ca—also; parasya—of the supreme; purnsah—of the
person; manyum—anger; lalate—on the forehead; adhare—on the
lips; eva—indeed; lobham—greed; sparse—in His touch; ca—also;
kamam—lusty desires; nrpa—O King; retasi—by semen; ambhah—
water; prsthe—on the back; tu—but; adharmam—irreligion;
kramanesu—in the wonderful activities; yajfiam—fire sacrifice;
chayadsu—in the shadows; mrtyum—death; hasite—in His smiling;
ca—also; méyam—the illusory energy; tanii-ruhesu—in the hair on the
body; osadhi-jatayah—all species of drugs, herbs and plants; ca—and;
nadih—the rivers; ca—also; nddisu—in the veins; silah—stones;
nakhesu—in the nails; buddhau—in the intelligence; ajam—Lord
Brahma; deva-gandn—the demigods; rsin ca—and the great sages;
pranesu—in the senses; gatre—in the body; sthira-jarngamdni—moving
and stationary; sarvdni—all of them; bhitani—living entities;
dadarsa—saw; virah—Bali Maharaja.
