Dakṣa’s Daughters, Cosmic Lineages, and the Population of the Three Worlds
वास्तोराङ्गिरसीपुत्रो विश्वकर्माकृतीपति: । ततो मनुश्चाक्षुषोऽभूद् विश्वे साध्या मनो: सुता: ॥ १५ ॥
vāstor āṅgirasī-putro viśvakarmākṛtī-patiḥ tato manuś cākṣuṣo ’bhūd viśve sādhyā manoḥ sutāḥ
D’Āṅgirasī, l’épouse du Vasu nommé Vāstu, naquit le grand architecte Viśvakarmā. Viśvakarmā devint l’époux d’Ākṛtī, et d’eux naquit le Manu nommé Cākṣuṣa. Les fils de Manu furent connus sous les noms de Viśvadevas et de Sādhyas.
This verse identifies Viśvakarmā as the lord of craftsmanship and design, appearing in the lineage connected with Āṅgirasī, and as the progenitor of Cākṣuṣa Manu.
They are classes (hosts) of celestial beings; this verse states they arise from the offspring (daughters/line) of Cākṣuṣa Manu.
They cultivate reverence for divine order—seeing all abilities (like skill, design, work) as ultimately sourced in Bhagavān’s arrangement and meant to be offered in dharma and devotion.