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Ambhasyapare Bhuvanasya Madhye - In sanskrit with meaning

- from Mahanarayana Upanishad 1.1

अम्भस्यपारे भुवनस्य मध्ये
Ambhasyapare Bhuvanasya Madhye
Ambhasyapare Bhuvanasya Madhye

अम्भस्यपारे भुवनस्य मध्ये नाकस्य पृष्ठे महतो महीयान्
शुक्रेण ज्योतीँषि समनुप्रविष्टः प्रजापतिश्चरति गर्भे अन्तः
Ambhasya-Paare Bhuvanasya Madhye Naakasya Prsstthe Mahato Mahiiyaan |
Shukrenna Jyotii[ngu]mssi Samanupravissttah Prajaapatish-Carati Garbhe Antah ||

Meaning:
(Looking at the vast Nature and feeling the Lord behind it)
1: Beyond the other end of the Waters of this endless Ocean (Ambhasya Pare) (is the Great Lord);
Who has extended Himself within this mighty Earth (Bhubanasya Madhye);
And has gone beyond the infinite Sky (Nakasya Pristhe);
He is greater than the Great (and Consciousness Infinite),
2: By the Seed of the Light of Consciousness,
He has entered within the Creation as Prajapati (Creator);
And (as if) wandering and playing within its Womb;
He is playing within the Cosmic Womb of Creation.

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Translated by greenmesg


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