Mohinī-mūrti Distributes Amṛta; Rāhu is Severed; Results Differ by Shelter
अहो रूपमहो धाम अहो अस्या नवं वय: । इति ते तामभिद्रुत्य पप्रच्छुर्जातहृच्छया: ॥ २ ॥
aho rūpam aho dhāma aho asyā navaṁ vayaḥ iti te tām abhidrutya papracchur jāta-hṛc-chayāḥ
Upon seeing the beautiful woman, the demons said, “Alas, how wonderful is Her beauty, how wonderful the luster of Her body, and how wonderful the beauty of Her youthful age!” Speaking in this way, they quickly approached Her, full of lusty desires to enjoy Her, and began to inquire from Her in many ways.
This verse describes how Mohinī-mūrti’s extraordinary beauty, radiance, and youthful charm immediately captivated the onlookers, stirring desire and drawing them to approach and question Her.
Overpowered by attraction and bewildered by the Lord’s māyā in the form of Mohinī, the asuras became agitated by sudden lust and hurried to Her, praising Her appearance and then inquiring from Her.
It warns that unchecked attraction to beauty and allure can quickly disturb the mind and decision-making; cultivating self-control and devotion helps one remain steady when confronted by powerful sense-objects.