sarvāṇi bhūtāni dadarśa vīraḥ

hrdi-within the heart; aṅga-my dear King Pariksit; dharmam-religion; stanayoh-on the bosom; murareh-of Murari, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; rtam-very pleasing words; ca-also; satyam-truthfulness; ca-also; manasi-in the mind; atha-thereafter; indum-the moon; sriyam-the goddess of fotune; ca-also; vaksasi-on the chest; aravinda-hastam-who always carries a lotus flower in her hand; kanthe-on the neck; ca-also; samani-all the Vedas (Sama, Yajur, Rk and Atharva); samasta-rephan-all sound vibrations; indra-pradhanan-headed by King Indra; amaran-all the demigods; bhujesu-on the arms; tat-karnayoh-on the ears; kakubhah-all the directions; dyauh ca-the luminaries; murdhni-on the top of the head; kesesu-within the hair; meghan-the clouds; svasanam-breathing air; nasikayam-on the nostrils; aksnoh ca-in the eyes; suryam-the sun; vadane-in the mouth; ca-also; vahnim-fire; vanyam-in His speech; ca-also; chandamsi-the Vedic hymns; rase-in the tongue; jala-isam-the demigod of the water; bhruvoh-on the eyebrows; nisedham-warnings; ca-also; vidhim-regulative principles; ca-also; paksmasu-in the eyelids; ahah ca-daytime; ratrim-night; ca-also; parasya-of the supreme; pumsah-of the person; manyum-anger; lalate-on the forehead; adhare-on the lips; eva-indeed; lobham-greed; sparse-in His touch; ca-also; kamam-lusty desires; nrpa-O King; retasa-by semen; ambhah-water; prsthe-on the back; tu-but; adharmam-irreligion; kramanesu-in the wonderful activities; yajnam-fire sacrifice; chayasu-in the shadows; mrtyum-death; hasite-in His smiling; ca-also; mayam-the illusory energy; tanu-ruhesu-in the hair on the body; osadhi-jatayah-all species of drugs, herbs and plants; ca-and; nadih-the rivers; ca-also; nadisu-in the veins; silah-stones; nakhesu-in the nails; buddhau-in the intelligence; ajam-Lord Brahma; deva-ganan-the demigods; rsin ca-and the great sages; pranesu-in the senses; gatre-in the body; sthira-jaṅgamani-moving and stationary; sarvani-all of them; bhutani-living entities; dadarsa-saw; virah-Bali Maharaja.