पुनर्जन्मजराक्लेशसंस्कारैर्नाभिभूयते । आकाशसंभवो वेद एक एव पुराऽभवत्
punarjanmajarākleśasaṃskārairnābhibhūyate | ākāśasaṃbhavo veda eka eva purā'bhavat
Er wird nicht überwältigt von den latenten Prägungen (Saṃskāras), die zu wiederholter Geburt, Alter und Leid führen. In uralter Zeit war der Veda—aus dem Raum selbst hervorgegangen—nur einer.
Brahmā
Scene: A yogin-devotee seated in meditation, vast sky/space above; a single luminous Veda (as a radiant manuscript or sound-form) emerging from ākāśa; chains of birth/age symbolically dissolving.
Right devotion and disciplined dharma weaken saṃskāras that bind beings to rebirth and suffering.
No specific tīrtha is identified in this verse; it provides cosmological and soteriological teaching within the māhātmya frame.
No direct rite is stated here; it points to the spiritual outcome (freedom from binding saṃskāras) tied to the broader worship/vrata context.