Shloka 6
Adhyaya 17 — The Birth of Atri’s Three Sons: Soma, Dattatreya, and Durvasa
तुष्टेन विष्णुना जज्ञे दत्तात्रेयो महात्मना ।
स्वशरीरात् समुत्पाद्य सत्त्वोद्रिक्तो द्विजात्तमः ॥
tuṣṭena viṣṇunā jajñe dattātreyo mahātmanā |
svaśarīrāt samutpādya sattvodrikto dvijāttamaḥ ||
মহাত্মা বিষ্ণু প্ৰসন্ন হোৱাত দত্তাত্ৰেয় জন্ম ল’লে—নিজ দেহৰ পৰা উদ্ভূত। তেওঁ উত্তম দ্বিজ আৰু সত্ত্বপ্ৰধান আছিল।
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FAQs
Divinity responds to devotion/merit (‘tuṣṭa’), yielding a teacher-figure marked by sattva—clarity, restraint, and wisdom. The verse frames spiritual authority as grounded in purity (sattva) rather than mere birth.
Vaṃśānucarita: narrative of notable persons in lineages; also touches on pratisarga-style divine manifestation (avatāra-like emergence).
‘From his own body’ suggests non-duality of source and manifestation: the guru-principle (Dattātreya) emerges as an embodied condensation of Viṣṇu’s sattvic power.