TRANSLATION

800. Suvarṇabinduḥ: One whose 'Bindus' that is, limbs, are equal to gold in brilliance
801. Akṣobhyaḥ: One who is never perturbed by passions like attachment and aversion, by objects of the senses like sound, taste, etc., and by Asuras the antagonists of the Devas
802. Sarva-vāgīśvareśvaraḥ: One who is the master of all masters of learning, including Brahmā
803. Mahāhradaḥ: He is called a great Hrada (lake), because being the paramātman who is of the nature of Bliss, the Yogīs who contemplate upon Him dip themselves in that lake of Bliss and attain to great joy
804. Mahāgartaḥ: One whose Māyā is difficult to cross like a big pit
805. Mahābhūtaḥ: One who is not divided by the three periods of time – past, present and future
806. Mahānidhiḥ: One in whom all the great elements have their support. He is Mahān or a great one and 'Nidhi', the most precious one