Shloka 30
अध्याय १६ — शङ्कर-उमा-वरदानम् तथा तण्डि-स्तुतिः (Śaṅkara–Umā Boon-Granting and Taṇḍi’s Hymn)
स एष भगवान् देव: सर्वकृत् सर्वतोमुख: । सर्वात्मा सर्वदर्शी च सर्वग: सर्ववेदिता
sa eṣa bhagavān devaḥ sarvakṛt sarvatomukhaḥ | sarvātmā sarvadarśī ca sarvagaḥ sarvavedita | yo sanātanaṁ brahma devatānām asurāṇāṁ ca munīnām api guhyaḥ, yo hṛdayaguhāyāṁ sthitaḥ san mananśīla-muneḥ api durvijñeya eva, sa eṣa bhagavān | eṣa eva sarvasṛṣṭikartā devaḥ | asya sarvataḥ mukhāni | sa sarvātmā sarvadarśī sarvavyāpī sarvajñaḥ |
风神伐由说道：“祂确是世尊，是神明——万有的造作者，面向十方。祂是一切之我，遍见、遍在、遍知。祂是永恒的梵，连诸天、阿修罗与牟尼也难以窥见；虽住于心之洞窟，纵使观行的圣者亦难了知。唯祂一位是生起一切造化的神；祂的面容无处不在。祂是内在之我，是宇宙的见证者，是无所不在者，是全知者。”
वायुदेव उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse teaches the Lord’s absolute transcendence and immanence: he is the hidden eternal Brahman, yet also the creator and indwelling Self of all beings—omnifaced, all-seeing, all-pervading, and all-knowing. Ethically, it grounds reverence and humility: even the wise must approach ultimate reality with disciplined contemplation and devotion.
Vāyudeva is describing the supreme divine principle to the listener(s), emphasizing that the highest reality is not easily grasped—even by gods and sages—because it abides subtly within the heart. The speech functions as theological instruction, identifying the Lord as both cosmic creator and inner witness.