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gavākṣera randhre yena trasareṇu cale
puruṣera loma-kūpe brahmāṇḍera jāle
gavākṣera — of windows of a room; randhre — within the holes; yena — like; trasareṇu — six atoms together; cale — moves; puruṣera — of the Lord; loma-kūpe — in the holes of the hair; brahmāṇḍera — of universes; jāle — a network.
Just as atomic particles of dust pass through the openings of a window, so the networks of universes pass through the pores of the skin of the puruṣa.