अथ तं नारदः प्राह पतमानमधोमुखम् । बाल्यभावादनेन त्वं पातितोऽसि शनैश्चर
atha taṃ nāradaḥ prāha patamānamadhomukham | bālyabhāvādanena tvaṃ pātito'si śanaiścara
Da sprach Nārada zu ihm, als er kopfüber fiel: „O Śanaiścara, wegen dieser kindischen Tat bist du herabgestürzt.“
Nārada
Listener: Śanaiścara
Scene: Nārada, veena-bearing and serene, addresses the falling Śanaiścara who is inverted; the moment freezes between descent and instruction, emphasizing the power of speech to interpret and redirect destiny.
Immaturity and misuse of power lead to downfall; sage-guidance restores perspective and dharmic order.
No specific tīrtha is named in this verse.
None.