Sukesha’s Boon, the Twelve Dharmas of Beings, and the Cosmography of the Seven Dvipas with the Twenty-One Hells
तस्योपरि च देवेशो ब्रह्म शौलेन्द्रमुत्तमम् कर्णिकाकारमत्युच्चं स्थापयामास सत्त्म
tasyopari ca deveśo brahma śaulendramuttamam karṇikākāramatyuccaṃ sthāpayāmāsa sattma
وعلى ذلك أقام ربُّ الآلهة، براهما، المقامَ الأعلى، بالغَ العلوّ، على هيئة «كارṇيكā» أي قلب زهرة اللوتس (مِبيضها).
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Creation is portrayed as structured and intentional: even “place” and “height” in the cosmos are depicted as established by an intelligent principle, reinforcing the Purāṇic view that order and meaning precede human life.
Sarga: it belongs to the descriptive account of how the cosmic arrangement (loka-structure/seat) is set in place by Brahmā.
The lotus-pericarp (karṇikā) evokes the lotus cosmology: purity and emergence from waters. It also aligns with the broader Purāṇic motif of Brahmā’s creative station being lotus-associated, signifying ordered manifestation from the undifferentiated.