युगादिकृद् युगावर्तो नैकमायो महाशनः
अदृश्यो व्यक्त रूपश्च सहस्रजिद् अनन्तजित्
yugādikṛd yugāvarto naikamāyo mahāśanaḥ
adṛśyo vyakta rūpaśca sahasrajid anantajit
TRANSLATION
300. Yugādikṛt: One who is the cause of periods of time like Yuga
301. Yugāvartaḥ: One who as time causes the repetition of the four Yugas beginning with Satya Yuga
302. Naikamāyaḥ: One who can assume numerous forms of Māyā, not one only
303. Mahāśanaḥ: One who consumes everything at the end of a Kalpa
304. Adṛśyaḥ: One who cannot be grasped by any of the five organs of knowledge
305. Vyaktarūpaḥ: He is so called because His gross form as universe can be clearly perceived
306. Sahasrajit: One who is victorious over innumerable enemies of the Devas in battle
307. Anantajit: One who, being endowed with all powers, is victorious at all times over everything
