The document is a hymn to Narayana called the Narayana Suktam. It describes Narayana as having thousands of heads and eyes, pervading all of existence. It says Narayana is immortal, eternal, and the soul of the universe. It provides vivid imagery describing Narayana's body as containing all things within, with a great fire at the center and the supreme self residing in the central flame. The hymn praises Narayana as the supreme Brahman, soul, Vishnu, and grants of blessings.
The document is a hymn to Narayana called the Narayana Suktam. It describes Narayana as having thousands of heads and eyes, pervading all of existence. It says Narayana is immortal, eternal, and the soul of the universe. It provides vivid imagery describing Narayana's body as containing all things within, with a great fire at the center and the supreme self residing in the central flame. The hymn praises Narayana as the supreme Brahman, soul, Vishnu, and grants of blessings.
The document is a hymn to Narayana called the Narayana Suktam. It describes Narayana as having thousands of heads and eyes, pervading all of existence. It says Narayana is immortal, eternal, and the soul of the universe. It provides vivid imagery describing Narayana's body as containing all things within, with a great fire at the center and the supreme self residing in the central flame. The hymn praises Narayana as the supreme Brahman, soul, Vishnu, and grants of blessings.
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