व्यभजच्चतुरा शीतिलक्षास्ता जीवयोनयः । सकाशान्मनसस्तद्वदात्मनः प्रभवंति हि
vyabhajaccaturā śītilakṣāstā jīvayonayaḥ | sakāśānmanasastadvadātmanaḥ prabhavaṃti hi
Il divisa encore ces matrices des êtres vivants en quatre-vingt-quatre lakhs. Elles surgissent de la proximité du mental, et de même, en vérité, elles procèdent du Soi (Ātman).
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa narrative convention)
Scene: A wheel of 84-lakh births symbolized as many forms around a mandala; at the hub sits the mind (manas) as a charioteer, and behind it a luminous Self (ātman) as the silent witness.
The vast range of births is linked to mind and selfhood; mastery and purification of the mind is implied as central to liberation.
No tīrtha is referenced; the verse is cosmological and psychological.
No direct ritual is given; the implied discipline is manonigraha (governance of mind) and sāttvika refinement.