Four vibhutis governing fundamental cosmic functions appear here. Ananta (Shesha) is the infinite cosmic serpent upon whom Vishnu rests — his very name means 'endless,' and he represents the infinite, supportive ground of existence. Varuna is the sovereign of the waters and cosmic law, the most ancient of the Vedic guardians, overseeing moral order in the watery domain. Aryama is the chief of the ancestors (Pitrs) — the guardian of the ancestral realm and right conduct toward lineage. Most strikingly, Yama — the lord of death and dharmic judgment — is named as the supreme vibhuti among all who enforce restraint and law. These four together govern cosmic support (Ananta), moral order in nature (Varuna), ancestral connection (Aryama), and the enforcement of cosmic justice (Yama). The divine is present not only in beauty and abundance but in the very laws that enforce consequences and maintain order.