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The slOka( declared in Aditya purAnam and varAha purAnam ) written in Telugu language transliterated to English is:

"vEnkatAdri samam sthAnam brahmAndE nAsti kinchana, vEnkatEsa samO dEvO na bhUtO na bhavishyati"

which means...
"In this Universe there is no sacred place equivalent to Venkatadri(i.e.,There is no place in the whole Universe which is more auspicious than the hill Venkatachala). There is no God equivalent to Lord Venkateswara neither in the past nor in the future going to be(i.e.,There is no Archa murti (worshippable form) in all the three times (present,past and future) whose glories are comparable to the Lord of Venkatachala)"

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The Lord's chest is the abode of the goddess of fortune.

The Lord's chest is the abode of the goddess of fortune. His moonlike face is the drinking vessel for eyes which hanker after all that is beautiful. His arms are the resting places for the administrative devatas. And His lotus feet are the refuge of pure devotees who never talk or sing of any subject except His Lordship.

Srimad Bhagavatam - Canto 1 Chapter 11 Verse 26

The pure devotees are always hankering after the lotus feet of the Lord. The lotus has a kind of honey which is transcendentally relished by the devotees. They are like the bees who are always after the honey.