Vishnu Sahasranama — Shloka 35

He who never falls from His glory; the infallible one who never declines or loses His divine nature

The celebrated one; He whose fame and glory are widely known throughout all the worlds

The life-breath itself; the vital force that sustains and animates every living being

The bestower of life-breath; He who grants the vital force to all creatures at the time of creation

The younger brother of Vasava (Indra); referring to Lord Vishnu's incarnation as Vamana

The reservoir of the waters; the cosmic ocean in whom all waters find their ultimate resting place

The supreme substratum; the foundational support upon which the entire universe is established

The ever-vigilant one; He who is never careless and always attentive to the welfare of His devotees

He who is firmly established in His own greatness; the self-founded one who rests in His own glory