ब्रह्मापि परमं तोषं गत्वा नारदमब्रवीत् । सावित्रीमानय क्षिप्रं येन गच्छामि मण्डपे
brahmāpi paramaṃ toṣaṃ gatvā nāradamabravīt | sāvitrīmānaya kṣipraṃ yena gacchāmi maṇḍape
Brahmā aussi, rempli d’une joie suprême, dit à Nārada : «Amène vite Sāvitrī, afin que je me rende au pavillon du sacrifice».
Sūta (reporting Brahmā’s words)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Brahmā, radiant with joy, instructs Nārada to quickly bring Sāvitrī; the yajña pavilion stands ready with banners and fire-altar, attendants poised.
Yajña is a disciplined, relational rite—participants and proper order matter, reflecting harmony in sacred action.
The kṣetra’s yajña-maṇḍapa (sacrificial pavilion) is highlighted as the focal sacred space for the rite in this Tīrthamāhātmya.
Summoning Sāvitrī to the maṇḍapa indicates the necessity of the appropriate consort/participant for completing the yajña protocol.
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