తతో వి తిష్ఠే భువనాను విశ్వోతామూం ద్యాం వర్ష్మణోప స్పృశామి(7)
అహమేవ వాత ఇవ ప్రవామ్యారభమాణా భువనాని విశ్వా।
పరో దివా పర ఏనా పృథివ్యైతావతీ మహినా సమ్బభూవ(8)
Converted automatically from Devanagari as a reading aid.
Tamil letters with a small number show the extra Sanskrit sounds, for example க² for kha.
Meaning
Verse 1: The Goddess declares that she moves and lives together with the Rudras, the Vasus, the Adityas, and all the universal gods — she is one with every divine power, not separate from any of them.
Verse 2: She sustains Soma, Tvashtar, Pushan and Bhaga, and bestows wealth on the devoted seeker who offers oblations with faith.
Verse 3: She proclaims herself the sovereign queen, the gatherer of all treasures, the first among those worthy of worship — established by the gods in many places, pervading everything abundantly.
Verse 4: Through her, all beings eat, see, breathe and hear; those who fail to recognise her dwindle away, while she calls out to be heard and heeded.
Verse 5: She herself speaks this truth, cherished by gods and humans alike; whomever she favours, she makes powerful — a sage, a seer, or one of great wisdom.
Verse 6: She strings the bow for Rudra so he may strike down the hater of sacred wisdom; she brings peace to people and pervades both heaven and earth.
Verse 7: She declares that she gave birth to the father of this world at its very summit, her source deep within the cosmic waters — from there she spreads through all the worlds and touches the heavens above.
Verse 8: She compares herself to the wind that breathes life into all the worlds as it begins to move — beyond heaven, beyond this earth, so vast has she become in her greatness.