nÄtaḥ paraá¹ parama yad bhavataḥ svarÅ«pam
Änanda-mÄtram avikalpam aviddha-varcaḥ
paÅ›yÄmi viÅ›va-sá¹›jam ekam aviÅ›vam Ätman
bhÅ«tendriyÄtmakam adas ta upÄÅ›rito 'smi
na - not; ataḥ - than this; param - more supreme; parama - O supreme one; yat - which; bhavataḥ - of Your Lordship; svarÅ«pam - the personal form; Änanda - of transcendental bliss; mÄtram - only; avikalpam - where there is no creation; aviddha - without contamination; varcaḥ - having an effulgence; paÅ›yÄmi - I see; viÅ›va-sá¹›jam ekam - who alone has created this universe; aviÅ›vam - not belonging to the destructible material world; Ätman - O Supreme Soul; bhÅ«ta-indriya-Ätmakam - the original cause of the senses and the living beings; adaḥ - transcendental; te - unto You; upÄÅ›ritaḥ asmi - I take full shelter.
This is a quotation from ÅšrÄ«mad-BhÄgavatam (3.9.3). This verse was spoken by Lord BrahmÄ, who perfectly realized the Supreme Personality of Godhead after meditating upon the Lord within the water of the Garbhodaka Ocean. BrahmÄ realized that the form of the Lord is completely spiritual. This is certainly a better understanding of the Absolute Truth than the impersonal understanding.