यमोऽपि विलिखन्भूमिं दण्डेनास्तमितत्विषा । कुरुतेऽस्मिन्नमोघोऽपि निर्वाणालातलाघवम्
yamo'pi vilikhanbhūmiṃ daṇḍenāstamitatviṣā | kurute'sminnamogho'pi nirvāṇālātalāghavam
حتى يَما، وهو يخدش الأرض بعصاه وقد خبا بريقها، يجعل قضيبَه الذي لا يخطئ يبدو خفيفًا—كجذوةٍ انطفأت نارُها.
Brahmā (continuing)
Tirtha: Revā (Narmadā) region context
Type: river
Scene: Yama, dark-hued and regal, stands with a staff scraping the earth; his staff’s glow is faded, resembling a burnt-out firebrand. The ground bears faint lines from scraping, suggesting uncertainty and loss of command.
When order declines, even the instruments of justice appear powerless—renewal of dharma restores rightful authority.
No sacred geography is specified in this line.
None.