Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 3.28.27
SB 3.28.27
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bāhūṁś ca mandara-gireḥ parivartanena nirṇikta-bāhu-valayān adhiloka-pālān sañcintayed daśa-śatāram asahya-tejaḥ śaṅkhaṁ ca tat-kara-saroruha-rāja-haṁsam
Translation
The yogī should further meditate upon the Lord's four arms, which are the source of all the powers of the demigods who control the various functions of material nature. Then the yogi should concentrate on the polished ornaments, which were burnished by Mount Mandara as it revolved. He should also duly contemplate the Lord's discus, the Sudarśana cakra, which contains one thousand spokes and a dazzling luster, as well as the conch, which looks like a swan in His lotuslike palm.