अगस्तिरुवाच । शिवशर्मणि शर्मकारिणीं प थि दिव्ये श्रमहारिणीं गणौ । कथयंतौ तु कथामिमां शुभामुडुलोकं परिजग्मतुस्ततः
agastiruvāca | śivaśarmaṇi śarmakāriṇīṃ pa thi divye śramahāriṇīṃ gaṇau | kathayaṃtau tu kathāmimāṃ śubhāmuḍulokaṃ parijagmatustataḥ
Agastya dit : Alors les deux serviteurs, qui avaient apporté la joie à Śivaśarman et ôté la fatigue sur la voie divine, poursuivirent le récit de cette histoire de bon augure, puis gagnèrent le monde des étoiles.
Agastya
Listener: Lopāmudrā (implied by surrounding frame)
Scene: Two divine attendants escort Śivaśarman along a luminous celestial road; their presence removes fatigue; they continue narrating an auspicious story as they ascend toward the starry realm.
Sacred narration sustains spiritual journeying; divine helpers guide devotees and the story culminates in a celestial transition.
The verse closes an episode within Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s Candreśvara-related Māhātmya, rooted in Kāśī’s sacred geography.
None explicitly; the emphasis is on kathā (sacred storytelling) and its auspicious continuity.