हितोपदेष्टा हितकृदहितात्यहितः सदा । रूपवाञ्छीलसंपन्नो गुणवान्देशकालवित्
hitopadeṣṭā hitakṛdahitātyahitaḥ sadā | rūpavāñchīlasaṃpanno guṇavāndeśakālavit
He taught what is beneficial, did what is beneficial, and was ever far removed from what is harmful. Handsome, endowed with good conduct, virtuous, and discerning of place and time, he stood as an exemplar.
Śiva’s Gaṇas
Tirtha: Kāśī (as dharma-practice field)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Āṅgirasa advising seekers: a small group seated respectfully; his posture calm, hand raised in instruction; visual emphasis on benevolence and discernment rather than austerity.
Dharma is practical: teach good, do good, avoid harm, and act with discernment.
No site is named; the verse focuses on the dhārmic character that supports sacred-place narratives.
None; it emphasizes ethical discipline.