Shloka 60
अध्याय ५६ — च्यवन–कुशिकसंवादः
Cyavana–Kuśika Dialogue on Lineage, Conflict, and Transmission
न मे मन्युर्महाभाग पूतौ स्वो भगवंस्त्वया । संवृतौ यौवनस्थौ स्वो वपुष्मन्ती बलान्वितौ
na me manyur mahābhāga pūtau svaḥ bhagavaṁs tvayā | saṁvṛtau yauvanasthau svaḥ vapuṣmantī balānvitau ||
Bhishma said: “O highly fortunate one, there is no anger in me. By you, O venerable sir, we have been purified. We have been restored to youthful vigor; our bodies have become radiant and endowed with strength.”
भीष्म उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights ethical restraint and reconciliation: anger is relinquished, gratitude is expressed, and the purifying, restorative power of a righteous sage is acknowledged—suggesting that spiritual merit can transform inner states (resentment) and outer conditions (strength, youth).
A revered figure is addressed with thanks: the speaker declares the absence of anger and credits the sage with purification and renewal, describing a return to youthful strength and a radiant body; the surrounding prose frames this as King Kushika’s pleased response to the sage.