Shloka 4:

	shAntAnanda mahAvibhUti paramaM yat brahma rUpaM hare:
	  mUrtaM brahma tato&pi tatpriyataraM rUpaM yadatyadbhutam |
	yAnyanyAni yathAsukhaM viharato rUpANi sarvANi tAn-
	  yAhu: svairAnurUparUpa vibhavai: gADhopagUDhAni te ||

Meaning:

The form of Hari					hare: yat rUpam
that does not have the six lowly qualities 		shAnta
(of hunger, thirst, sadness, lust, aging and death),
that is full of joy,					Ananda
that has nothing above Himself,				paramam
that is expanded (and expands others);			brahma
more than that,						api
the form						rUpam yat
that is dear to Him					tatpriyataram
that is visible,					mUrtam
that is said by the word Brahmam,			brahma
and that is excellent;					atyadbhutam
and all other forms					anyAni rUpANi yAni
to Him who plays as desired;				yathAsukham viharata:
all these forms						tAni sarvANi
are well embraced, it is said,				gADhopagUDhAni Ahu:
by the forms extraordinary and appropriate 		svai: anurUpa rUpa vibhavai:
to You.							te