(31): Among lust, He is lust for producing offspring, and not the lust whose only purpose is pleasure of the sex act.
(32): Among snakes with one head, He is Vāsuki.
(33): Among the many hooded Nāgas, He is Ananta.
(34): Among aquatic inhabitants, He is Varuṇa, their leader.
(35): Among the Pitṛs, He is the Lord of the Pitṛs called Aryamā.
(36): Among dispensers of law, He is Yama.
(31): Among lust, He is lust for producing offspring, and not the lust whose only purpose is pleasure of the sex act.
(32): Among snakes with one head, He is Vāsuki.
(33): Among the many hooded Nāgas, He is Ananta.
(34): Among aquatic inhabitants, He is Varuṇa, their leader.
(35): Among the Pitṛs, He is the Lord of the Pitṛs called Aryamā.
(36): Among dispensers of law, He is Yama.
(37): Among the Daityas, He is Prahlāda, the best because of his intense faith in the Lord. Although Prahlāda was born in the family of the Daityas, he was a great devotee from his childhood. Because of his devotional service and godly nature, he is considered to be a representative of Kṛṣṇa.
(38): There are many subduing principles, but time wears down all things in the material universe and so represents Kṛṣṇa.
(39): Among animals, He is the courageous lion
(40): Among birds He is Garuḍa, the carrier of Viṣṇu. Viṣṇu granted the requests of Garuḍa, who wanted to be His carrier, and who wanted to be immortal without drinking nectar.