नारदाद्यैर्मुनिवरैरुद्गीतगुगौरवम् । गरुडेन पुरःस्थेनानिशमंजलिना स्तुतम्
nāradādyairmunivarairudgītagugauravam | garuḍena puraḥsthenāniśamaṃjalinā stutam
He was praised with hymns proclaiming his glory by the foremost sages beginning with Nārada, and continually worshipped by Garuḍa standing before him with folded hands.
Brahmā (deduced; Vaiṣṇavakhaṇḍa narrative voice)
Scene: A celestial assembly: Nārada and other sages sing hymns; Garuḍa stands before Viṣṇu with folded hands, perpetually praising.
The highest devotion is continuous praise and reverent service, modeled by sages and Garuḍa.
Not a local tīrtha in this verse; it depicts the devotional court around Viṣṇu that undergirds the authority of the māhātmya.
Stuti (hymnic praise) and añjali (folded-hands reverence) as ongoing modes of worship.
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