The Threefold Power: The Raudrī Observance and the Manifestation of Chāmuṇḍā
स च मायां महारौद्रीं रौवीं विससर्ज है ॥ सा माया ववृधे भीमा सर्वदेवप्रमोदिनी ॥
sa ca māyāṃ mahāraudrīṃ rauvīṃ visasarja hai || sā māyā vavṛdhe bhīmā sarvadevapramodinī ||
Und er entsandte eine große, höchst schreckliche Māyā, mit Namen Rauvī. Diese Illusion wuchs furchterregend heran und erfreute und beflügelte alle Götter.
Varāha (default, speaker not explicit in excerpt)
It preserves a standard Purāṇic motif where māyā functions as a tactical force in narrative combat, illustrating how Sanskrit mythic literature encodes power through psychological and cosmic imagery.
None; the passage is situational (battlefield) without a named place.
Indirectly, it highlights the instability of perception and the role of deception/illusion in conflict, inviting reflection on discernment rather than issuing a direct moral command.
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