mayopabṛṁhitaṁ bhūmnā
brahmaṇānanta-śaktinā
bhūteṣu ghoṣa-rūpeṇa
viseṣūrṇeva lakṣyate
mayā - by Me; upabṛṁhitam - established; bhūmnā - by the unlimited; brahmaṇā - the changeless Absolute; ananta-śaktinā - whose potencies have no end; bhūteṣu - within the living beings; ghoṣa-rūpeṇa - in the form of subtle sound, the oṁkāra; viseṣu - in the subtle fibrous covering of a lotus stalk; ūrṇā - one thread; iva - as; lakṣyate - appears.
The Supreme Personality of Godhead personally resides within the heart of every living entity, and from this verse we can understand that the seed of all Vedic knowledge is also situated within all living beings. In this way, the process of awakening Vedic knowledge, and thereby awakening one’s eternal relationship with God, is natural and necessary for everyone. All perfection is found within the heart of the living being; as soon as the heart is purified by chanting the holy names of God, that perfection, Kṛṣṇa consciousness, immediately awakens.