Transmission of Bhāgavata Wisdom and Brahmā’s Vision of the Supreme Lord on Ananta
स्वमेव धिष्ण्यं बहु मानयन्तं यद्वासुदेवाभिधमामनन्ति । प्रत्यग्धृताक्षाम्बुजकोशमीष- दुन्मीलयन्तं विबुधोदयाय ॥ ४ ॥
svam eva dhiṣṇyaṁ bahu mānayantaṁ yad vāsudevābhidham āmananti pratyag-dhṛtākṣāmbuja-kośam īṣad unmīlayantaṁ vibudhodayāya
当时,主桑迦尔沙那恭敬地入定,观想那位被智者尊称为“婆苏提婆”(Vāsudeva)的至上主;为令大圣贤得以进益,他微微开启莲华般的双眼,开始宣说。
This verse depicts Brahmā withdrawing his vision inward like a closed lotus-bud and then slightly opening his eyes—signifying contemplative awakening before engaging in creation.
The verse states that authoritative revelation (āmananti) names that seat ‘Vāsudeva,’ indicating that Brahmā’s very position and power rest upon the Supreme Lord’s presence and support.
Before acting, pause to withdraw from distractions, reflect inwardly, and reconnect actions to a higher purpose—mirroring Brahmā’s inward focus prior to outward engagement.