Lord Brahma addressed the Devatas and said, “O Devatas! Rudra, myself, you, demons, humans, animals, birds, trees, insects, worms and all other forms of living entities have been created out of a tiny aspect of the Universal Lord, who is the incarnation of the Supreme Lord.
Lord Brahma continued to pray, “Moon is the bestower of food, energy and longevity to the Devatas, who are the inhabitants of heaven.
Govindaya namah The Devatas continued to pray, “Trapped in sensory pleasures, we are suffering piteously.
Vishṇave namah Together with Rudra, Lord Brahma prayed, Ajāta-janma-sthiti-saṁyamāya-aguṇāya nirvāṇa-sukhārṇavāya Aṇor aṇimne ’parigaṇya-dhāmne mahānubhāvāya namo namas te
When their enemies, the Devatas, did not turn up for war, the demon army commanders were stunned and anxious.
Trivikramāya namah “Thereafter the Lord, deciding that the strength and energy of the demons should increase, entered into them in the form of passion (rajasic).
Terrified of the Halahala poison that emerged during the churning of the ocean, all the Devatas and Prajapatis offered obeisance to Lord Śiva and prayed to him,
Vāmadevaya namah In various ways the Devatas begged Śiva to save them from the dreaded poison that was enveloping the three worlds.
Vāmanāya namah. Lord Rudra, who is ever engaged in ensuring the well-being of all living entities, addressed his dearest wife Pārvati and said,