Adhyaya 47 — Bharata-varsha
वेदयज्ञमयं दिव्यं वेदयज्ञमयो विभुः ।
रूपं कृत्वा विवेशाप्सु सर्वगः सर्वसम्भवः ॥
vedayajñamayaṃ divyaṃ vedayajñamayo vibhuḥ /
rūpaṃ kṛtvā viveśāpsu sarvagaḥ sarvasambhavaḥ
الربّ الشامل لكلّ شيء، أصلُ جميع الكائنات، وقد اتّخذ هيئةً إلهيةً مؤلَّفةً من الفيدا والقرابين الطقسية، دخلَ في المياه.
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Creation is grounded in ṛta expressed as Veda and yajña: the Lord is portrayed as ‘Veda-yajña-made,’ indicating that cosmic order and sacred law are not external to the Divine but are His very embodiment.
Sarga/Pratisarga: the Lord’s entry into primordial waters marks the re-initiating phase of creation after dissolution.
‘Entering the waters’ symbolizes consciousness entering undifferentiated potential (āpas), from which structured worlds emerge; ‘Veda-yajña’ signals that manifestation proceeds through intelligible order and sacrificial reciprocity.