लोकसंस्थानम्, ग्रहदूरी-प्रमाणम्, ब्रह्माण्डावरणानि, विष्णोः जगत्कारणत्वम्
तद् ब्रह्म तत् परं धाम सदसत्परमं पदम् यस्य सर्वम् अभेदेन जगद् एतच् चराचरम्
tad brahma tat paraṃ dhāma sadasatparamaṃ padam yasya sarvam abhedena jagad etac carācaram
Isso é Brahman; isso é a morada suprema—o estado mais elevado, além do manifesto e do não manifesto. Nele, sem qualquer divisão, este universo inteiro—móvel e imóvel—existe como um só.
Sage Parāśara (teaching Maitreya)
It marks Vishnu as transcending both the manifest (sat) and the unmanifest (asat), indicating a reality beyond all conditioned states of existence.
Parāśara states that the entire moving and unmoving cosmos exists in the Supreme without division—emphasizing unity of the universe in Vishnu as its ground and inner reality.
Vishnu is presented as Para Brahman and the highest abode, the one in whom the whole cosmos is contained and sustained—central to Vaishnava Vedanta’s view of the Supreme.