सामवेदो ह्यहं देवि ब्रह्मा ऋग्वेद उच्यते । यजुर्वेदो भवेद्विष्णुः कुलाधारो ह्यथर्वणः
sāmavedo hyahaṃ devi brahmā ṛgveda ucyate | yajurvedo bhavedviṣṇuḥ kulādhāro hyatharvaṇaḥ
يا إلهة، إنّي حقًّا الساما فيدا؛ ويُقال إنّ براهما هو الرِّغ فيدا. وفيشنو يصير اليَجُر فيدا؛ وأمّا الأتهرفان (أتهرفا فيدا) فهو الأساس الذي يسند السلالة.
Śiva
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra (Somnātha)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Devī (Pārvatī)
Scene: Śiva addresses Devī, revealing the deities as the living Vedas: Sāma as Śiva, Ṛg as Brahmā, Yajus as Viṣṇu, with Atharvan as the sustaining foundation—shown as luminous manuscripts/śruti-ripples emanating from the Trimūrti.
Vedic revelation is unified: different Vedas can be contemplated as expressions of the same divine reality.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, whose māhātmya frames pilgrimage as grounded in Vedic-Puranic unity.
None directly; the verse supports Veda-smaraṇa (remembrance of Vedic sanctity) as devotional orientation.