Shloka 141
रुद्र-स्तवराजः (Rudra-Stavarāja) — Exempla of Śiva’s Boons and the Hymn’s Phalaśruti
व्यास: सर्ग: सुसंक्षेपो विस्तर: पर्ययो नरः । ऋतु: संवत्सरो मास: पक्ष: संख्यासमापन:
vyāsaḥ sargaḥ susaṃkṣepo vistaraḥ paryayo naraḥ | ṛtuḥ saṃvatsaro māsaḥ pakṣaḥ saṅkhyāsamāpanaḥ ||
قال فايُو: «هو فياسا (Vyāsa)؛ وهو “سَرْغا” (sarga) الكوني، أي الفيض والانبثاق. وهو صورة الخلق الموجزة والممتدة معًا. وهو “نارا” الشامل، على هيئة فايشفانارا. وهو الفصل، والسنة، والشهر، ونصف الشهر، وهو أيضًا “خاتمة العدّ”—مفاصل التقويم التي تُنهي تعداد الأزمنة.»
वायुदेव उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse identifies the divine as immanent in both sacred authorship (Vyāsa) and the structure of the cosmos—especially the ordered cycles of time. It teaches that dharma is grounded in recognizing a single sustaining principle behind creation, its concise/expanded forms, and the calendrical rhythms that regulate human life and ritual.
Vāyu is praising/defining the supreme principle through a litany of identifications: the deity is called Vyāsa and also equated with creation and with temporal units (season, year, month, fortnight) and their completing junctions. The passage functions as a theological enumeration (stuti) linking cosmic order and sacred tradition.