अवजा नासि विप्रांस्त्वं तच्छीघ्रं व्रज दर्शनात् । यदि वा मन्यसे पूज्यांस्ततोऽभ्युद्धर नान्यथा
avajā nāsi viprāṃstvaṃ tacchīghraṃ vraja darśanāt | yadi vā manyase pūjyāṃstato'bhyuddhara nānyathā
“If you do not despise brāhmaṇas, then quickly go away from our sight. Or if you truly regard them as worthy of worship, then rescue (me) at once—there is no other option.”
Vipra (brāhmaṇa)
Listener: Acalā/that auspicious figure
Scene: The brāhmaṇa issues a stark ultimatum: ‘If you don’t despise us, leave; if you worship us, rescue me now.’ The addressee stands at a decisive threshold.
Respect must become action—true reverence is shown by protection and help, not by words alone.
No tīrtha is named in this verse.
No formal rite; it is an ethical imperative to ‘rescue’ (abhyuddhara) the distressed.