bhūta-mātrendriya-prāṇa-
mano-buddhy-āśayātmane
tri-guṇenābhimānena
gūḍha-svātmānubhūtaye
namo 'nantāya sūkṣmāya
kūṭa-sthāya vipaścite
nānā-vādānurodhāya
vācya-vācaka-śaktaye
bhuta -- of the physical elements; matra -- the subtle basis of perception; indriya -- the senses; prana -- the vital air of life; manah -- the mind; buddhi -- the intelligence; asaya -- and of material consciousness; atmane -- to the ultimate soul; tri-gunena -- by the three modes of material nature; abhimanena -- by false identification; gudha -- who causes to become covered over; sva -- one's own; atma -- of the self; anubhutaye -- perception; namah -- obeisances; anantaya -- to the unlimited Lord; sukshmaya -- to the supremely subtle; kuta-sthaya -- who is fixed in the center; vipascite -- to the omniscient one; nana -- various; vada -- philosophies; anurodhaya -- who sanctions; vacya -- of expressed ideas; vacaka -- and expressing words; saktaye -- who possesses the potencies.