Text 7
prītyā śanair gadgadayā girā hariṁ
tuṣṭāva sā devy aditiḥ kurūdvaha
udvīkṣatī sā pibatīva cakṣuṣā
ramā-patiṁ yajña-patiṁ jagat-patim
prītyā — because of love; śanaiḥ — again and again; gadgadayā — faltering; girā — with a voice; harim — unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead; tuṣṭāva — pleased; sā — she; devī — the demigoddess; aditiḥ — Aditi; kuru-udvaha — O Mahārāja Parīkṣit; udvīkṣatī — while staring; sā — she; pibatī iva — appeared as if she were drinking; cakṣuṣā — through the eyes; ramā-patim — unto the Lord, the husband of the goddess of fortune; yajña-patim — unto the Lord, the enjoyer of all sacrificial ceremonies; jagat-patim — the master and Lord of the entire universe.
O Mahārāja Parīkṣit, the demigoddess Aditi then began offering her prayers to the Supreme Personality of Godhead in a faltering voice and with great love. She appeared as though drinking through her eyes the Supreme Lord, who is the husband of the goddess of fortune, the enjoyer of all sacrificial ceremonies, and the master and Lord of the entire universe.
After observing the payo-vrata, Aditi was certain that the Lord had appeared before her as Ramā-pati, the husband of all good fortune, just to offer her sons all opulences. She had performed the yajña of payo-vrata under the direction of her husband, Kaśyapa, and therefore she thought of the Lord as Yajña-pati. She was completely satisfied to see the master and Lord of the entire universe come before her to fulfill her desire.