तदासां रूपमाश्रित्य रमिष्ये तेन चाप्यहम् । ततस्त्वंगिरसो भार्या शिवानामेति शोभना
tadāsāṃ rūpamāśritya ramiṣye tena cāpyaham | tatastvaṃgiraso bhāryā śivānāmeti śobhanā
«Revêtant leurs formes, moi aussi je m’ébattrai avec lui.» Alors s’avança l’épouse d’Aṅgiras, la belle nommée Śivā.
Svāhā (first half); Narrator (second half identifying Śivā)
Scene: Svāhā prepares to assume the beauty and attire of a ṛṣi’s wife; the first manifested form is ‘Śivā’, wife of Aṅgiras—radiant, modest yet alluring, with a subtle aura of borrowed identity.
The Purāṇas often show how desire triggers complex chains of consequence; here, deception becomes the instrument by which a crisis unfolds.
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