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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.68.46

10.68.46

त्वमेव मूर्ध्नीदमनन्त लीलया भूमण्डलं बिभर्षि सहस्रमूर्धन् । अन्ते च य: स्वात्मनिरुद्धविश्व: शेषेऽद्वितीय: परिशिष्यमाण: ॥ ४६ ॥

tvam eva mūrdhnīdam ananta līlayā bhū-maṇḍalaṁ bibharṣi sahasra-mūrdhan ante ca yaḥ svātma-niruddha-viśvaḥ śeṣe ’dvitīyaḥ pariśiṣyamāṇaḥ

tvam
You
eva
alone
mūrdhni
on Your head
idam
this
ananta
O unlimited one
līlayā
easily, as a pastime
bhū
of the earth
maṇḍalam
the globe
bibharṣi
(You) carry
sahasra-mūrdhan
O thousand-headed Lord
ante
in the end
ca
and
yaḥ
the one who
sva
Your own
ātma
within the body
niruddha
having withdrawn
viśvaḥ
the universe
śeṣe
You lie
advitīyaḥ
without a second
pariśiṣyamāṇaḥ
remaining

O unlimited one of a thousand heads, as Your pastime You carry this earthly globe upon one of Your heads. At the time of annihilation You withdraw the entire universe within Your body and, remaining all alone, lie down to rest.