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1. May the Supreme Spirit, who is one (unequal), Himself
colourless (formless), but, by his own strength, maker of innu-
merable colours (visible physical bodies of innumerable forms)
at the beginning of the creation (of this universe), holding and
maintaining them all by His Omnipotence and Omnipresence
and who, in the end ( at the expiry of the period fixed for the
Purpose), causes dissolution of this universe (within Himself),
endow us with good intellect.
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2. The Supreme Spirit is called by
various names signify-
ing
His various qualities. Thus He is called
Agni
(being Om-
nicient and most adorable); He is
called
Aditya
(being Imperi-
shable
and Eternal); He is also called
Vayu
(being Almighty and
creator
of this Universe); He is called
chandrama
(being All-
bliss and bestower of happiness and bliss); He is called
Shukra
( being most Holy); He is called
Brahm
(being the Greatest or