Shloka 17
Adhyaya 59 — Cosmic Geography and Yuga-Order: Bhadrashva, Ketumala, and the Northern Kuru Region
त्रिनक्षत्रयुते देशे नक्षत्राणि शुभानि च ।
इत्येतत् केतुमालान्ते कथितं मुनिसत्तम ॥
trinakṣatrayute deśe nakṣatrāṇi śubhāni ca | ityetat ketumālante kathitaṃ munisattama ||
في تلك الأرض الموهوبة بثلاثة منازل نجمية، تكون النجوم مبشِّرة باليُمن. وهكذا، أيها الحكيم الأسمى بين الرُّشاة، قد رُويت قصة كيتومالا (Ketumāla).
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FAQs
Auspicious astral conditions are treated as part of a realm’s dharmic ‘climate,’ reflecting the purāṇic view that cosmos and moral-spiritual order are intertwined.
Sthāna (regional/cosmic description), with a jyotiṣa-flavored note about nakṣatras.
‘Three nakṣatras’ can indicate a triadic rhythm governing time/experience in that realm—suggesting that consciousness there is shaped by a distinctive celestial cadence.