यज्ञभागान्स्वयं सर्वे बुभुजुस्ते च दानवाः । तपोऽर्थे च ततो देवा गताः सर्वेऽर्बुदाचलम्
yajñabhāgānsvayaṃ sarve bubhujuste ca dānavāḥ | tapo'rthe ca tato devā gatāḥ sarve'rbudācalam
Les dānavas, d’eux-mêmes, consommèrent toutes les parts assignées des sacrifices. Alors les dieux, prenant l’austérité pour recours, se rendirent tous au mont Arbuda.
Pulastya
Tirtha: Arbudācala / Arbuda-parvata
Type: peak
Listener: narādhipa
Scene: Dānavas seize yajña offerings at blazing altars; the devas, deprived, turn away and journey toward Arbuda’s forested heights, beginning austerities amid peaks and sacred groves.
When rightful worship is obstructed, the dharmic remedy is tapas and turning toward a consecrated landscape where divine aid is accessible.
Arbuda-acala (Mount Arbuda), approached by the gods as a powerful place for tapas and divine assistance.
Tapas (austerity) is indicated as the gods’ chosen practice; it implies vows, restraint, and sustained worship at Arbuda.