गरुडानां सहस्रेण गरुडोपमितत्विषा । ते हि पुत्राः सुपर्णस्य संस्थिता मेरुकन्दरे
garuḍānāṃ sahasreṇa garuḍopamitatviṣā | te hi putrāḥ suparṇasya saṃsthitā merukandare
With a thousand Garuḍas, shining with a splendor comparable to Garuḍa himself—indeed, they were the sons of Suparṇa—stationed in the caverns of Mount Meru.
Nārada (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Meru (cosmic kṣetra)
Type: peak
Scene: Within luminous caverns of Mount Meru, a thousand Garuḍa-like beings—sons of Suparṇa—stand in ranks, their wings catching golden light, radiating fierce splendor.
It evokes Purāṇic sacred geography and divine lineages, presenting cosmic order and powerful beings within that order.
Mount Meru is referenced as a cosmic sacred mountain, though not as a pilgrimage instruction in this verse.
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