सांख्य चेतज समस्ति न विश्व नाम कदाचन। ब्रह्मा विष्णु शिव दीनं तथा सांख्य न विद्यते।
Sānkhya chetaj samasti na vishwa naā kadāchan. Brahma Vishnu Shiv deenam tathā sānkhya na vidyate.- Devi Bhagwat
Devi Bhagwat says, “It may be possible to count every single grain of sand on the earth. Impossible, but still it's finite, so it may be possible, but no one can count how many solar systems.” Solar system means like the solar system we are living in; it is called brahmand in Sanskrit. It means there is a sun and the sun is surrounded by planets, so it's called a brahmand because that solar system has a Brahma Who creates it, a Vishnu Who sustains it, and a Shiv Who destroys it. So it's called a brahmand and they are infinite.
ब्रह्मा विष्णु शिव दीनं तथा सांख्य न विद्यते।
Brahma Vishnu Shiv deenam tathā sankhya na vidyate.
“No one can count how many solar systems there are or how many Brahma creators, how many Vishnu sustainers, or how many Shiv.”
भिन्न भिन्न प्रकटपति लोक विधाता भिन्न विष्णु शिव मन दिशित्रता।
Bhinn bhinn prakatpati lok vidhātā bhinn Vishnu Shiv man dishitrātā.
(There are) uncountable Brahmas, uncountable Vishnus, uncountable Shivs. This is Shri Krishna Himself. Don't think He is smaller or bigger than Shri Krishna. Shri Krishna Himself becomes Brahma, Shri Krishna Himself becomes Shiv, Shri Krishna Himself becomes Vishnu. As Brahma, He creates that solar system, as Vishnu He sustains it, as Shiv He destroys it. Just doing that work.
All Shri Krishna does is prem, prem, prem. He doesn't do all this work. (He only does) love, Divine love.
