कालिकाऽपाययत्स्तन्यं मा रुदेति प्रजल्पती । स्तन्य व्याजेन बालोऽपि पपौ क्रोधं तदंगजम्
kālikā'pāyayatstanyaṃ mā rudeti prajalpatī | stanya vyājena bālo'pi papau krodhaṃ tadaṃgajam
أرضعته كاليكا وهي تهمس بلطف: «لا تبكِ». غير أنّ الطفل، بحجّة الرضاع، شرب أيضًا غضبها المنبعث من ذاتها.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced)
Scene: A dark, fierce Kālikā cradles a divine child at her breast; the child nurses calmly while a visible aura of red-black anger/poison is drawn into him and dissolves into light; surrounding devas watch in anxious reverence.
Divine power can transmute destructive emotion (krodha) into peace, restoring auspiciousness.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned in this verse.
None; it depicts pacification through divine līlā rather than a formal rite.