Brahma informs the gods that the three worlds will be delivered by 'Him who is the Lord of all the worlds, the eternal master of the universe, and the First born they call the Primordial First Deity. Even the gods do not know who the Great One is'. From there the gods travel to 'the northern bank of the Ksiroda Ocean, in the northern direction, where the Creator of the universe is present... the region known as Amrta'. There, knowing 'Lord Narayana, the thousand-eyed god' could only be realised through spiritual union, practiced holy vows and recited the Vedas for 1,000 years (4). Kasyapa also eulogises Vishnu by reciting many of His names, including 'Devadeva' ('God of gods') and 'Prasitara' ('the Eater of the oblation at the sacrifice') and states the importance of sacrifice (5).