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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.1.26-27

4.1.26-27

चेतस्तत्प्रवणं युञ्जन्नस्तावीत्संहताञ्जलि: । श्लक्ष्णया सूक्तया वाचा सर्वलोकगरीयस: ॥ २६ ॥ अत्रिरुवाच विश्वोद्भवस्थितिलयेषु विभज्यमानै- र्मायागुणैरनुयुगं विगृहीतदेहा: । ते ब्रह्मविष्णुगिरिशा: प्रणतोऽस्म्यहं व-स्तेभ्य: क एव भवतां म इहोपहूत: ॥ २७ ॥

cetas tat-pravanam yunjann astavit samhatanjalih slaksnaya suktaya vaca sarva-loka-gariyasah atrir uvaca visvodbhava-sthiti-layesu vibhajyamanair maya-gunair anuyugam vigrhita-dehah te brahma-visnu-girisah pranato ’smy aham vas tebhyah ka eva bhavatam ma ihopahutah

cetah
heart
tat-pravanam
fixing on them
yunjan
making
astavit
offered prayers
samhata-anjalih
with folded hands
slaksnaya
ecstatic
suktaya
prayers
vaca
words
sarva-loka
all over the world
gariyasah
honorable
atrih uvaca
Atri said
visva
the universe
udbhava
creation
sthiti
maintenance
layesu
in destruction
vibhajyamanaih
being divided
maya-gunaih
by the external modes of nature
anuyugam
according to different millenniums
vigrhita
accepted
dehah
bodies
te
they
brahma
Lord Brahma
visnu
Lord Visnu
girisah
Lord Siva
pranatah
bowed
asmi
am
aham
I
vah
unto you
tebhyah
from them
kah
who
eva
certainly
bhavatam
of you
me
by me
iha
here
upahutah
called for

But since his heart was already attracted by the deities, somehow or other he gathered his senses, and with folded hands and sweet words he began to offer prayers to the predominating deities of the universe. The great sage Atri said: O Lord Brahma, Lord Visnu and Lord Siva, you have divided yourself into three bodies by accepting the three modes of material nature, as you do in every millennium for the creation, maintenance and dissolution of the cosmic manifestation. I offer my respectful obeisances unto all of you and beg to inquire whom of you three I have called by my prayer.