तमागतं प्रेक्ष्य गुरुं मुनीनां सार्धं सदस्यैरखिलैर्मुनींद्रैः । प्रणम्य भक्त्या विनिवेश्य पीठे कृतोपचारं नृपतिर्बभाषे
tamāgataṃ prekṣya guruṃ munīnāṃ sārdhaṃ sadasyairakhilairmunīṃdraiḥ | praṇamya bhaktyā viniveśya pīṭhe kṛtopacāraṃ nṛpatirbabhāṣe
Al ver llegar a aquel maestro de los munis, junto con todos los señores de los sabios presentes, el rey se postró con devoción, lo sentó en un trono, le rindió los debidos honores y entonces habló.
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Scene: The king and assembled sage-lords behold Nārada; the king bows, offers a throne-like seat, performs honors, and begins to speak.
True authority bows to spiritual authority; honoring holy guests with upacāra is a celebrated Purāṇic dharma that invites auspicious counsel.
No tīrtha is specified; the focus is on dharmic reception of a divine sage.
Guest-honoring protocol is described: praṇāma (bowing), āsana (offering a seat), and upacāra (hospitality/attentive service).