Rudra’s Wrath at Daksha’s Sacrifice and the Iconography of Kālarūpa through the Zodiac
विशाखांशमनूराधा ज्येष्ठा भौमगृहं त्विदम् द्वितीयं वृश्चिको राशिर्मेढ्रं कालसवरूपिणः
viśākhāṃśamanūrādhā jyeṣṭhā bhaumagṛhaṃ tvidam dvitīyaṃ vṛściko rāśirmeḍhraṃ kālasavarūpiṇaḥ
Mit einem Anteil von Viśākhā, dann Anurādhā und Jyeṣṭhā — dies ist das Haus des Bhauma (Maṅgala/Mars). Vṛścika (Skorpion) ist die zweite Einteilung unter den Rāśis, und man sagt, sie entspreche dem Zeugungsorgan des Herrn, dessen Gestalt Kāla, die Zeit, ist.
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By linking even reproductive power to Kāla (Time) as the Lord’s form, the text frames generation and dissolution as time-governed and sacred—encouraging restraint, responsibility, and reverence toward life-forces rather than mere indulgence.
This is descriptive cosmology (Sarga-oriented material), specifically an astral-anatomical mapping used for Purāṇic world-order exposition.
Scorpio’s traditional associations with intensity, transformation, and hidden forces are here sacralized as part of the cosmic body. Identifying the Lord as Kāla-svarūpa places all instinctual and generative energies under the sovereignty of Time and dharma.