May that Hari have compassion upon me, who is the stay of all, in whom the universe is warped and woven and who is imperishable and undecaying. Salutation again and again unto Vishnu, in whom all things exist, from whom all things proceed and who is the supporter of all. Salutation to him who also am I, and who is everywhere and through whom all things are from me. I am all things and all things are from me who am eternal. I am undecaying eternal, the asylum of the supreme spirit. Brahmā is my appellation that is at the beginning and end of all things".

In plain words: Prahlada asks Hari (Vishnu) for mercy and says the universe is woven through him like cloth. Then he goes deeper and declares that Vishnu is also himself. He feels he is one with the eternal Spirit, from which all things come.