Srimad Bhagavatam — Ashtama Skandha, Shloka 26
Bali Liberated, Prahlāda Blessed, and Vāmana Accepted as Universal Protector
ब्रह्मा शर्व: कुमारश्च भृग्वाद्या मुनयो नृप । पितर: सर्वभूतानि सिद्धा वैमानिकाश्च ये ॥ २६ ॥ सुमहत् कर्म तद् विष्णोर्गायन्त: परमद्भुतम् । धिष्ण्यानि स्वानि ते जग्मुरदितिं च शशंसिरे ॥ २७ ॥
brahmā śarvaḥ kumāraś ca bhṛgv-ādyā munayo nṛpa pitaraḥ sarva-bhūtāni siddhā vaimānikāś ca ye
Oh rey: Brahmā, Śarva (Śiva), Kumāra (Kārttikeya), el sabio Bhṛgu y otros santos, los moradores de Pitṛloka, todos los seres presentes, así como los Siddhas y quienes viajan por el espacio en vimānas, cantaron y glorificaron la obra grandiosa y asombrosa de Viṣṇu, las hazañas de Vāmanadeva. Mientras entonaban alabanzas, regresaron a sus propias moradas celestiales y también ensalzaron la posición de Aditi.
FAQs
This verse lists Brahmā, Śiva, the Kumāras, sages like Bhṛgu, the Pitṛs, all beings, and perfected and celestial residents (Siddhas and Vaimānikas) as participants in the glorification.
In this narrative, the foremost cosmic administrators also acknowledge Viṣṇu’s supreme, wondrous deeds, showing that all orders of beings unite in honoring Him.
It teaches that glorifying the Lord is universal and unifying—devotion is not limited by status, learning, or realm, and sincere praise is the shared dharma of all.