हृत्कालुष्यं शशांकात्ते दुर्बोधत्वं वृषादपि । अथवा बहुनोक्तेन अलं वाचा श्रमेण मे
hṛtkāluṣyaṃ śaśāṃkātte durbodhatvaṃ vṛṣādapi | athavā bahunoktena alaṃ vācā śrameṇa me
„Vom Mond hast du den Makel des Herzens genommen, vom Stier (Vṛṣa) die stumpfe Einsicht. Doch genug—warum soll ich mich mit vielen Worten ermüden?“
Girijā/Sailajā (Pārvatī)
Scene: A speaker points upward to the crescent moon and toward a bull emblem, attributing ‘stain of heart’ and ‘dullness’ to these associations, then turns away in weary silence.
It dramatizes how symbols can be read ethically: inner purity and clarity should accompany spiritual identity and power.
None; the focus is iconographic and moral, not tīrtha-māhātmya.
None.