The Greatness of Stutasvāmi: Varāha’s Disclosure of the Bhūtagiri Sacred Landscape and Its Ethical Discipline
एतच्छास्त्रं महाभागे प्रयुक्तं लीलया मया ॥ वराहरूपमादाय सर्वभागवतप्रियम् ॥
etacchāstraṃ mahābhāge prayuktaṃ līlayā mayā || varāharūpamādāya sarvabhāgavatapriyam ||
O Edle und Hochbegnadete, in heiterer Leichtigkeit habe ich diese Lehrschrift dargelegt; indem ich die Gestalt Varāhas annehme, spreche ich, was allen Bhāgavata-Frommen lieb ist.
Varāha
It functions as a self-referential framing typical of Purāṇic literature, presenting the discourse as śāstra while also emphasizing the narrative persona (Varāha) through which instruction is delivered.
No specific location is named in this verse; it primarily introduces the didactic mode and speaker identity.
The verse foregrounds authoritative instruction (śāstra) delivered in a communicative, accessible manner, preparing the audience for subsequent ethical and cultural-heritage guidance.
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