yathorṇanābhir hṛdayād
ūrṇāṁ santatya vaktrataḥ
tayā vihṛtya bhūyas tāṁ
grasaty evaṁ maheśvaraḥ
yathā - just as; ūrna-nābhiḥ - the spider; hṛdayāt - from within himself; ūrṇām - thread; santatya - expanding; vaktrataḥ - from his mouth; tayā - with that thread; vihṛtya - enjoying; bhūyaḥ - again; tām - that thread; grasati - he swallows; evam - in the same way; mahā-īśvaraḥ - the Supreme Lord.
One who is intelligent obtains spiritual knowledge even from an insignificant creature like the spider. Thus, transcendental knowledge is visible everywhere for one whose eyes are opened in Kṛṣṇa consciousness.