Rādhā-sambaddha-mantra-vyākhyā
Rādhā-Related Mantras Explained
व्योमरयः शिखी गोत्रा तोयं शून्यजवीद्युतिः । भूमी रसो नमो व्याप्तं दाहश्चापि रसांबु च ॥ २० ॥
vyomarayaḥ śikhī gotrā toyaṃ śūnyajavīdyutiḥ | bhūmī raso namo vyāptaṃ dāhaścāpi rasāṃbu ca || 20 ||
«السماء، الأشعّة، النار، السلالة (غوترَا)، الماء، الخلاء، السرعة، البهاء؛ الأرض، الطعم، تحيةُ السجود “نamo”، السَّريان، الاحتراق، وكذلك العصارةُ والماء»—وهذه أيضًا تُذكر بوصفها تسمياتٍ اصطلاحية في تعداد الفيدا والشاسترا.
Narada (teaching in a Vedanga/technical-listing passage; traditional dialogue frame with Sanatkumara lineage assumed for this section)
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: none
It highlights how śāstric study preserves precise ‘names’ and ‘technical designations’ for realities like space, fire, water, pervasion, and heat—supporting disciplined understanding (jñāna) that underlies dharma and correct ritual speech.
Indirectly: by refining sacred language and meanings, it supports accurate mantra-recitation and contemplative clarity—both of which stabilize devotion and prevent confusion in worship and scriptural listening.
Nirukta/lexical-meaning and śikṣā-style precision: the verse functions like a glossary list, giving recognized terms used in technical enumeration and interpretation of Vedic language.