वेदारण्ये महापुण्ये दर्शयिष्याम्यसंशयः । तद्गच्छ शीघ्रं विंध्याद्रिं निग्रहीतुं मुनीश्वर
vedāraṇye mahāpuṇye darśayiṣyāmyasaṃśayaḥ | tadgaccha śīghraṃ viṃdhyādriṃ nigrahītuṃ munīśvara
«Dans le très méritoire Vedāraṇya, je te le montrerai sans aucun doute. Va donc vite, ô seigneur des sages, pour contenir le mont Vindhya».
Śiva (Śambhu/Pinākin)
Tirtha: Vedāraṇya
Type: kshetra
Scene: Śiva declares that in the supremely meritorious Vedāraṇya he will show the wedding form without doubt, and urges Agastya to hurry to restrain Vindhya—linking epiphany to pilgrimage and duty.
True devotion is paired with decisive action: the Lord grants darśana, yet insists on swift fulfillment of world-protecting duty.
Vedāraṇya is explicitly praised as “mahāpuṇya,” a highly meritorious sacred forest where Śiva grants special darśana.
An instruction of sacred undertaking: proceed quickly to restrain Vindhya, with the promise of darśana at Vedāraṇya.