"God in His all-embracing form dwells in the highest Space (_para-byom_). The diverse Vaikunthas are beyond count. The extent of each Vaikuntha is millions and millions of miles. _Ananda_ inspired by _chit_ fills all the Vaikunthas. All of [His] attendants are filled with the six attributes (_aishwaryya_). The endless Vaikunthas and Space are His retinue; above all of them is Krishna's Heaven, like the seed-pod of the lotus. Thus, [Krishna's] six attributes are [only] places of [His] incarnation. Even Brahma and Shiva cannot count them, what to speak of men? _Vide_ the _Bhágabat_, X. xiv. 21, Brahma's hymn to Krishna. "Thus Krishna's celestial attributes are endless; Brahma, Shiva, Sanak and others cannot see their end. _Vide_ the _Bhágabat_, X. xiv. 7. "Not to speak of Brahma and others, even Ananta with his thousand tongues, is eternally singing [of His attributes] without being able to finish them. Vide Bhágabat, II. ii. 40. "Even Krishna, the omniscient and supreme being, cannot find the end of His own attributes, but remains eagerly longing [to know of them]. _Vide Bhágabat_, X. lxxxvii. 37. "The mind fails to comprehend His exploits, even of the time when He incarnated himself in Brindában. At one and the same time He created the natural and the supernatural groups of cow-herds and kine, as described in _Bhágabat_, [X. xiii and xiv], countless Vaikuntha-born embryos, with their respective Lords. Such a marvel is heard of no other [god]. The hearing of it makes the heart overcome [with rapture]. In that miracle of His every one of the millions and millions of calves, cowboys, their rods, pipes, horns, clothes and ornamems, all assumed the form of the four-armed Lord of Vaikuntha, each with a separate universe, and Brahma adored him. From the body of one Krishna all these appeared! And after a moment they all disappeared in that body! The sight amazed and fascinated Brahma, and after hymning [to Krishna], he declared this, Let him who says that he knows the full extent of Krishna's power, know it. But as for me, I admit with all my body and mind that not a drop of this endless ocean of your power is cognizable by my speech or intellect! _Vide Bhágabat_, X. xiv. 36. "Many are the glories of Krishna; who can know them? Think of the wondrous quality of the place Brindában: the _Shastras_ speak of it as 32 miles in extent, and yet in one corner of it the embryos of the universe floated! Krishna's divine power is boundless beyond calculation."