ahaṁ sanat-kumāraś ca
nārado bhagavān ajaḥ
kapilo 'pāntaratamo
devalo dharma āsuriḥ
marīci-pramukhāś cānye
siddheśāḥ pāra-darśanāḥ
vidāma na vayaṁ sarve
yan-māyāṁ māyayāvṛtāḥ
tasya viśveśvarasyedaṁ
śastraṁ durviṣahaṁ hi naḥ
tam evaṁ śaraṇaṁ yāhi
haris te śaṁ vidhāsyati
aham - I; sanat-kumāraḥ ca - and the four Kumāras (Sanaka, Sanātana, Sanat-kumāra and Sananda); nāradaḥ - the heavenly sage Nārada; bhagavān ajaḥ - the supreme creature of the universe, Lord Brahmā; kapilaḥ - the son of Devahūti; apāntaratamaḥ - Vyāsadeva; devalaḥ - the great sage Devala; dharmaḥ - Yamarāja; āsuriḥ - the great saint Āsuri; marīci - the great saint Marīci; pramukhāḥ - headed by; ca - also; anye - others; siddha-īśāḥ - all of them perfect in their knowledge; pāra-darśanāḥ - they have seen the end of all knowledge; vidāmaḥ - can understand; na - not; vayam - all of us; sarve - totally; yat-māyām - the illusory energy of whom; māyayā - by that illusory energy; āvṛtāḥ - being covered; tasya - His; viśva-īśvarasya - of the Lord of the universe; idam - this; śastram - weapon (the disc); durviṣaham - even intolerable; hi - indeed; naḥ - of us; tam - to Him; evam - therefore; śaraṇam yāhi - go to take shelter; hariḥ - the Supreme Personality of Godhead; te - for you; śam - auspiciousness; vidhāsyati - certainly will perform.