Rudra’s Wrath at Daksha’s Sacrifice and the Iconography of Kālarūpa through the Zodiac
विशाखांशमनूराधा ज्येष्ठा भौमगृहं त्विदम् द्वितीयं वृश्चिको राशिर्मेढ्रं कालसवरूपिणः
viśākhāṃśamanūrādhā jyeṣṭhā bhaumagṛhaṃ tvidam dvitīyaṃ vṛściko rāśirmeḍhraṃ kālasavarūpiṇaḥ
(With) a portion of Viśākhā, (then) Anurādhā and Jyeṣṭhā—this is the house of Bhauma (Maṅgala/Mars). Scorpio (Vṛścika) is the second (such division) among the rāśis, and it is said to correspond to the generative organ of the Lord whose form is Time.
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By linking even reproductive power to Kāla (Time) as the Lord’s form, the text frames generation and dissolution as time-governed and sacred—encouraging restraint, responsibility, and reverence toward life-forces rather than mere indulgence.
This is descriptive cosmology (Sarga-oriented material), specifically an astral-anatomical mapping used for Purāṇic world-order exposition.
Scorpio’s traditional associations with intensity, transformation, and hidden forces are here sacralized as part of the cosmic body. Identifying the Lord as Kāla-svarūpa places all instinctual and generative energies under the sovereignty of Time and dharma.