agnir mukhaṁ te 'khila-devatātmā
kṣitiṁ vidur loka-bhavāṅghri-paṅkajam
kālaṁ gatiṁ te 'khila-devatātmano
diśaś ca karṇau rasanaṁ jaleśam
agniḥ - fire; mukham - mouth; te - of Your Lordship; akhila-devatā-ātmā - the origin of all demigods; kṣitim - the surface of the globe; viduḥ - they know; loka-bhava - O origin of all planets; aṅghri-paṅkajam - your lotus feet; kālam - eternal time; gatim - progress; te - of Your Lordship; akhila-devatā-ātmanaḥ - the total aggregate of all the demigods; diśaḥ - all directions; ca - and; karṇau - your ears; rasanam - taste; jala-īśam - the demigod controller of the water.
In the śruti-mantras it is said, agniḥ sarva-devatāḥ: “Fire is the aggregate of all demigods.” Agni is the mouth of the Supreme Personality of Godhead. It is through Agni, or fire, that the Lord accepts all sacrificial oblations.