मनो मेऽपहृतं सुभ्रूस्त्वया च पद्मनेत्रया । शक्रोऽहं सर्वदेवेशो भज मां चारुहासिनि
mano me'pahṛtaṃ subhrūstvayā ca padmanetrayā | śakro'haṃ sarvadeveśo bhaja māṃ cāruhāsini
«يا ذات الحاجبين الحسنين، يا لوتسيّة العينين—لقد سُلب قلبي بكِ. أنا شَكرا (Śakra)، سيّدُ جميع الآلهة؛ يا ذات الابتسامة العذبة، اقبَليني واتّحدي بي.»
Indra (Śakra)
Tirtha: Arbuda-giri tīrtha (contextual)
Type: peak
Scene: Indra (Śakra), radiant and crowned, addresses a lotus-eyed woman with courtly gestures; a mountain stream and forested slopes suggest Arbuda’s terrain.
The verse dramatizes how attraction can overpower even the mighty, setting up a dharmic examination of restraint, consent, and consequence.
The episode belongs to the Arbuda tīrtha milieu; the location’s sanctity frames the narrative but is not specified in this single line.
None; it is a personal appeal within the story.