The Lord took the ÝŒr˘ga bow in His hand and fastened to His waist the beautiful quiver with an inexhaustible stock of arrows. He had a pair of muscular arms and a charming and broad chest which was adorned with the print of the BrŒhma˜a’s (Bh¾gu’s) foot. When the Lord, says Tulas¶dŒsa, commenced feeling the bow and arrow with His hands, the whole universe, including the elephants guarding the eight quarters, the divine Tortoise, the serpent-god (Ýeƒa) and the earth with its oceans and mountains, began to tremble.